Oxford v. State

The indictment in this case, drawn under the Penal Code (1910), § 259, charges that A. P. Oxford did commit the of-*512J'cuse oC perjury in llial be falsely testified in the case of the State v. Horace Reed, which, was a robbery case on trial in Fulton superior court, as follows: “I work on the corner of Davis and Mitchell streets, at a restaurant that is run by Sam Doty. I know about this boy (meaning Horace Reed) working at Mitchell and Mangurn street because I used to be at Mitchell and Mangurn myself. I just work in the restaurant, keeping the restaurant clean and waiting on people. I work…