Herberg v. State

MORROW, Judge.

The conviction is for embezzlement. The appellant was the agent of a corporation dealing in oil, with a principal office at Fort Worth in this State, and local office at Floydada. The method of doing business and keeping accounts was that appellant, in making sales of oil for either cash or credit, was required to keep a record and make reports and remittances, blanks being furnished by the corporation. It was the custom to make a separate record of each transaction, thus a book was furnished on which the sale and the amount was recorded, dated, and signed by the purchaser. This…