27 Ga. App. 48 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1921
Two county policemen had “ started to defendant’s-place to search for whisky.” They met him in the road traveling in his automobile, stopped, told him the mission on which they were going, and took him in the ear in which they were traveling. His son, who was driving the father’s car, turned and went another road and reached the home of accused before the officers did. Arriving there, he ran into a big log house that was used for a kitchen and dining-room, and poured out two barrels of beer. The evidence showed that the wife of the accused was at home, and that she was seen to go out toward a grape arbor with something in a crocus sack, and that after her return her tracks were followed and a copper still was found behind a stump in a crocus sack.
Affirmed.