Traylor v. State

Appellant was convicted for unlatvfully carrying a pistol, punishment being assessed at a fine of $199.

On the day appellant was arrested the constable, sheriff, and deputy sheriff had occasion to go to the home of Gus Thompson, who lived in Bonham. What carried them to Thompson’s house is not disclosed by the record. The sheriff and deputy went into the house, the constable remaining in a car. Appellant was seen to leave the house and go out by the barn, across an alley, and get over a high board fence into a lot on property which belonged to Mrs. Russell. Appellant was running at the time he…