State v. Bass

The grand jury presented W. F. Bass (1) for keeping in stock intoxicating liquors intended for sale contrary to chapter 3, Acts of 1917; (2) for possessing intoxicating liquor contrary to chapter 12, Acts of 1917. There was no arraignment upon the presentment and no defense to it by either motion, demurrer or plea.

The record shows that the cause was heard upon the motion of W. F. Bass by his attorney to quash the search warrant, under which certain liquor was seized at the Bass residence, and for a return of the liquor. The trial court found that a dwelling, a garage, and an outbuilding stood…