Fogle v. State

GRAVES, Judge. —

This case comes under a prosecution for a violation of the liquor laws in what is commonly termed a dry area, that is in Randall County, which county voted itself dry in the year 1900, and was thus dry in the year 1919, at the date when the State of Texas adopted the amendment to the Constitution prohibiting the sale, manufacture and transportation of intoxicating liquors throughout the State.

The appellant, upon a trial of his case for the illegal transportation of whisky into said county, was found guilty, and awarded a penalty of a fine of $300.00, hence this appeal.

Appellant…