State v. Taylor
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from, Mitchell District Court. Taylor was convicted of an assault, at the March Term 1878, and sentenced to pay a fine of five dollars, and costs, and he brings the record here for review.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Horton, C. J.:
This was a prosecution for an assault. The defense was, that appellant did the acts complained of to compel the prosecuting witness to leave certain premises, which were in his charge, and over which the witness was driving with a team and wagon. On the part of the prosecution, it was shown that appellant drew a loaded pistol from his pocket, cocked and pointed it at the witness, within a foot-ancf-a-half of him; that the pistol was thus held by appellant in his right hand until witness withdrew from the premises on which he was…
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