Black v. State

The defendant was convicted of possessing whisky. The evidence for the State disclosed that the defendant was the manager of a bowling-alley belonging to Lee Crow. The officers went to the bowling-alley, and “in behind some wire at the end of the alleys I found 17 pints of red whisky in a case. I also found five empty cases. . . I do not know whose whisky it was. . . Mr. Castleberry found two pints up in front behind one of the score boards. The whisky I found and the whisky Mr. Castle-berry found was the same brand.” The evidence further disclosed that the bowling-alley was a public place;…