Goss v. State

Appellant was convicted in the lower court of having intoxicating liquor in his possession.

The evidence against him was obtained by officers of the law, by search of his premises, who found twenty- three bottles of whisky in a brick vault at the northeast corner of appellant’s kitchen.

The officers made the search after making affidavit and procuring a search warrant issued by a justice of the peace. On the trial there was no objection to the form or substance of the affidavit and writ.

On the trial the court granted to appellant a preliminary hearing and required the district attorney to go…