Shubert v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Travis. Tried below before the Hon. A. S. Walker. The indictment, in three counts, charged the appellant and A. Eisner jointly, first with wilfully taking into their possession, driving, using and removing from its accustomed range a certain horse, the property of Phil. P. Cage, T. E. Cage and J. J. Cage, composing the firm of Phil.
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Appeal from the District Court of Travis. Tried below before the Hon. A. S. Walker. The indictment, in three counts, charged the appellant and A. Eisner jointly, first with wilfully taking into their possession, driving, using and removing from its accustomed range a certain horse, the property of Phil. P. Cage, T. E. Cage and J. J. Cage, composing the firm of Phil. P. Cage & Brothers, without the consent of the said owners or either of them, and with the fraudulent intent to deprive the said owners thereof; second, with the theft of the said horse; and third, with unlawfully and fraudulently…
1Opinion of the Court
Willson, Judge.
Defendant was indicted jointly with one Eisner. There are three counts in the indictment, to wit, the first charging that the defendants “did unlawfully, wilfully and fraudulently take into their possession and drive, use and remove from its accustomed range a certain horse, the same being the corporeal personal property of Phil. P. Cage, T. E. Cage and J. J. Cage, who compose the firm of Phil. P. Cage & Brothers, without the consent of the said owners or either of them, and with the fraudulent intent to deprive the said Phil. P. Cage, T. E. Cage and J. J. Cage thereof.” The…
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