Carter v. State

HARPER, Judge.

—Appellant was prosecuted and convicted of murder and his punishment assessed at twenty-five j'ea-rs confinement in the, State penitentiary.

All the evidence would show that appellant and deceased were personal friends up to the clay that the homicide took place at night. That their first open rupture took place in a pasture on the way from the house of deceased’s father, E. U. Graham (where deceased lived), to the home of Carl Graham, where appellant was at that time making his home. Deceased was walking with one Bertha King, a sister of his brother Carl’s wife. Appellant walked…