Beasley v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM MACON Appeal from the Criminal Court of Macon County.— J. M. Gakdenhire,, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice FaNOheb
Brink Parker and his two brothers, Arch Parker and Monk Parker, were jointly, indicted in the criminal court of Macon county on a charge of mnrder in the first degree. ' They executed appearance bonds with Johnson Beasley and others as their sureties in the penal sum of $2,000, in each of three bonds, to answer said charge. Each of these bonds provided that, if the defendant named therein made his appearance at said court at Lafayette on the third Monday in November, 1910, to answer the State of Tennessee on a charge of mnrder in the first degree, and did not depart without leave of said…
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