· 7/1/1873
Yepperson v. State
Citations
- 39 Tex. 48
Syllabus
<p>Though a table kept in a public place upon which games are played is usu- • ally kept for the fees of the table, and not for gaming, yet if a game be played for money, the keeper may be properly found guilty of keeping it for the purpose of gaming, in the absence of proof that the money was bet without his knowledge or consent.</p>
Judges: Walker
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