State v. . Tate
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal by. defendant from Lane, Jat Spring Term, 1912, Of CHEROKEE. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the Court by Mr. Chief Justice Ciarle.
1Opinion of the CourtGlare, C. J.
The prisoner was indicted for the murder of R. L. Thompson. He was found- guilty of manslaughter, and appeals from the judgment sentencing him to the State’s Prison for a term of two years. There was evidence that the deceased and the prisoner had a quarrel on the railroad about 2% miles from Muiyhy. Witness Maddox testified that about 2 o’clock that day Tate bought a pistol and cartridges and wrapped them up in paper. Another witness testified that about 3 r. m. on the same day he heard Tate say that he was going to kill Thompson before the sun went down. Another witness testified that-about…
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