Harper v. State

Clarence Harper was convicted of possessing whisky. His motion for a new trial, based upon the general grounds and one special ground, was overruled, and he excepted.

A policeman testified that he saw defendant sitting on the porch of a house located at 859 Broadway, Macon, G-a., and an automobile parked in the front yard of the house; that the motor of the automobile was hot; that he found a gallon of whisky under the hood of the car and asked defendant about it; that defendant at first *332denied all knowledge of the whisky, but that when something was said about turning the car over to the…