Gaulden v. State

We will enlarge upon headnotes 1, 2, 4, and 7 only.

The indictment was demurred to because it seeks to set forth in the two counts thereof two separate and distinct offenses: first, a count charging the defendant with the larceny of personal goods of G. C. Smith; and the other count charging defendant with' the larceny of the personal goods of Wade Cochran; it not being alleged in the indictment that the offenses sought to be charged and set out therein constitute one and the same transaction. The court properly overruled the demurrer. Citing several cases to support the proposition, the first…