Redding v. State

The defendant was convicted on the charge of keeping liqnor at his place of business. The evidence disclosed that he conducted a barber-shop in a front room on the first floor of a house used as a boarding-house, 'and that access to this room could be had directly from the street. A hall through the middle of the house separated the barber-shop and the room immediately behind it from the rooms on the opposite side of the house. There was no direct means of communication between the barber-shop and the room in its rear, for the door- between the two rooms was boarded up and nailed securely.…