State v. Fuller

Citations

• 31 Tex. 559

Syllabus

<p>'There are certain houses demominated “public houses,” and there are certain places considered as “public places” in the statute. If either of such “houses” or “places” is averred in the indictment, the allegation is sufficient. But if the houses or places mentioned in the indictment are not designated and charged as' enumerated in the code, then sufficient facts must be stated and averred to show, by the charge itself, that the place designated is a “public place.” (Paschal’s Dig., Art. 2044, Note 640.)</p>