Wood v. State

Appellant was arraigned on an indictment containing two counts. The first count charged that he had robbed E. J. Mason. The second count charged that Jim Wise had robbed Mason, and that-defendant had concealed the crime and had harbored and protected the criminal, thereby becoming an accessory after the-fact.

There was a demurrer to the indictment, and a motion to require the. State to elect, both of which were overruled, and exceptions saved. The testimony was directed entirely to an effort to prove the allegations of the first count, and no testimony- was offered in support of the second…