Sales v. State

SIMPSON, Judge.

The defendant was convicted in a dry county of possessing prohibited liquor, contrary to law.

There were only two witnesses, both for the State, and it is contended for appellant that the evidence was insufficient to support the verdict.

Briefly, the evidence was: Defendant was operating a restaurant in Morgan (a dry) County and gave her employee, one Shelton, some money, and instructed said Shelton to proceed to Cullman (a wet) County and purchase some State store whiskey. Defendant instructed Shelton not to go to the bus station on the return trip, but to get off at some other…