McMillan v. Miller

The record does not disclose direct evidence of sales by the defendant. Plaintiff relies upon the presumption arising from proof of the possession of an unusual quantity of intoxicating liquors in a private dwelling house or a dependency thereof. On November 27, 1918, defendant’s residence and garage, situated on the same lot, . were searched by a police officer, and 36 quart bottles of whisky and 4 large gunny sacks of beer, containing about 96 - quarts, were found and removed from a separate, locked apartment in the garage. Two bottles of beer were found *265in tbe family ice box, 9 bottles in…