Stansell v. State

An information charging the possession of whisky with intent to sell was filed against Ree Stan-sell and F. W. Stansell, his son, and J. J. Morrison and J. C. Morrison, Jr., his son. Upon a trial, F. W. Stansell and J. C. Morrison, Jr., were acquitted. Ree Stansell and J. J. Morrison were convicted and each sentenced to pay a fine of $'50, and to serve a term in the county jail of 30 days, and jointly appeal. The record shows that, on the 29th day of August, 1922, certain officers went to a place on the outskirts of the city of Tulsa where the Morrisons resided. There was near the house a…