Jones v. State

In the first count of the indictment it is charged that the defendant did unlawfully “have and carry about his person a certain pistol, and not in an open manner and fully exposed to view.” The second count charges that he did unlawfully “carry around with him on his person, and had in his manual possession outside of his home and place of business, a certain pistol, without first having taken out a license from the ordinary of the county” in which he then resided. The verdict found him guilty on each count, and sentences were imposed as to each, the sentences being cumulative, and not…