Johnson v. State

Gould, Associate Justice.

The indictment in this ease charges that appellant and D. W. Cline “ did obtain from G. W. Flannigan thirty dollars in money, by fraudulently representing that he, the said D. W. Cline, wanted the money to bet on a box trick then and there exhibited by *66the said D. W. Cline and John Johnson. Sow, the grand jury say this said thirty dollars, at the time aforesaid, was the corporeal personal property of the said G. W. Flannigan, and that the said representations made as aforesaid by the said D. W. Cline and the said John Johnson were false and fraudulent, and the said…