Jones v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtSamford, J.
The evidence for the state tends to show that within the time laid in the indictment and in the county, a still for making whisky, recently in operation and still hot, with fire still in the furnace, was found near defendant’s house; that a buggy track, recently made, was found, going from the still place to defendant’s house, where it was found that the buggy had had rubber tires, but one of them was worn off, and the track indicated this; that it had recently rained, and fresh barefoot and shoe tracks led to and from the defendant’s house to the still; that the defendant and the other…
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