Elliott v. State

The uncontroverted facts appearing in this record are that J. J. Elliott, one of these appellants, sold to William H. Woolf on September 24, 1915, two bottles filled with a liquor called “Frio beer,” one of which bottles was filled by the manufacturer, and was the original package, and the other bottle filled from a keg or barrel through a faucet; that the place at which the sale was made was known as the Anheuser Bar in the city of Phoenix, Maricopa county, Arizona, and the stated purpose of the purchaser at the time he made the purchase was to analyze the liquid to determine its alcoholic…