Addison v. State

Citations

• 3 Tex. Ct. App. 40

Syllabus

<p>1. Them.—Indictment charged the theft by the accused of three horses, the property respectively of three different owners, and alleged that the taking, stealing, and carrying away “was then and there one and the same act, done at the same time and place.” Held, that the indictment charges but a single offense, and is not exceptionable on the ground that it charges more than one.</p> <p>2. Evidence on Appeal. —With the facts of a case this court ordinarily has but little concern, except to see that the case was submitted to the jury upon proper and legal evidence, and under proper instruction of the law of the case as made by the indictment and the proof, and that there is enough legal evidence to support the conviction. A conflict of the testimony was the concern of the jury.</p>