Price v. State

This defendant, together with another, was indicted for the offense of grand larceny, the indictment charging that the defendants feloniously took and carried away two horses the personal property of E. R. Carr, etc.

Herbert Price, this appellant, demanded, and was granted, a severance. He was tried and convicted as charged, and judgment accordingly was pronounced against him on October 26, 1921.

The purported bill of exceptions bears the following indorsement as to its presentation:

“Hon. Ben D. Turner, the presiding judge, being absent from the county in Bessemer, Ala., this bill of exceptions…