State v. White

The defendants, Carl White, John H. Conner. Thos. P. Hagan and J. H. Kelly & Co., the latter a corporation, were jointly presented hv the grand jury of Hamilton county, charged with unlawfully selling intoxicating liquors as a beverage in violation of chapter 1, Acts 1909, commonly known as the “Four‘Mile Law.” The case was called for trial March 3, 1911, and upon a plea of guilty entered by White, Conner, and Hagan the court adjudged that they were guilty of the offense charged in the presentment, “and that for such offense they pay a joint fine of $100 and the costs of the case; and that,…