Bailey v. State

PRENDERGAST, Judge.

Appellant was convicted as an accomplice to horse-theft and given the lowest penalty.

The horse was charged to have been stolen by Monroe Adams. Adams testified against appellant and was sufficiently corroborated. The evidence was sufficient to establish that the day of the night of the theft appellant and Adams were together in appellant’s field, where they had some conversation in the presence and in connection with others then present, about going to the Dallas Fair. When Adams got ready to leave and started, appellant accompanied him some distance from these others who…