Adams v. State

ON MOTION TO REFORM JUDGMENT.

May 24, 1922.

HAWKINS, Judge.

— The conviction of appellant was for a misdemeanor. Judgment was affirmed at a former day, and by the terms of the judgment in this court fees were taxed for the attorney general and the clerk of the court as provided for in Article 1164 and 1165, C. C. P. Execution issued against appellant and his sureties on his appeal bond therefor. Appellant has filed a motion asking that the execution heretofore issued be withdrawn, and that the judgment be reformed taxing the costs against appellant alone. Section 21, Acts First Called Session,…