Henderson v. State

Heinie Henderson, the appellant, was convicted at the April term, 1927, of the Ouachita Circuit Court of the crime of having a still in his possession, and the indictment charges that the crime was committed as follows: The said defendant, on the 18th day of April, 1927, in Ouachita County, Arkansas, did unlawfully and feloniously have and keep in his possession a still and stillworm, such as may be used for the manufacture of distilled spirits, without registering the still with the proper United States officer.

R,. D. Newton testified, in substance, that he was deputy sheriff of Ouachita…