Farlow v. State

Oliver Farlow was indicted under section 443 of the Penal Code of 1910, for being intoxicated upon a public highway; the accusation alleging that the intoxicated condition was “ made manifest by boisterousness and by indecent condition.” The evidence showed that the accused was drunk, that when he passed the house of one of the witnesses “ he was lying back in his buggy asleep,” that he fell out of his buggy, “ did not seem to fall on his head, but just in a bundle,” that later he was found by some young men, “ lying on his back across the public road,” that they moved him from the road, one…