Blanda v. People

Sunday afternoon, August 11, 1918, Rogers and Owens had 18 cases (pints) of whiskey cached in a canon some seven miles from Pueblo, which one Mahar undertook to sell for them. He first tried defendant Blanda, who said he could not handle it. . Blanda went in an automobile that afternoon with Mahar to Dragash’s place of business. Drag-ash had run a saloon, but after the state went dry he and his wife ran what they called a soft drink parlor in the place. Blanda stayed outside in the car while Mahar went inside and negotiated the sale of the liquor to Dragash at. $50.00 a case, to be delivered…