Sanders v. State

DAVIDSOH, Presiding Judge.

The indictment contains three counts. It is unnecessary to mention the third count, for it was not considered in the charge, and passes out of the case. The first count charges homicide by poison in that the deceased was induced to believe that the carbolic acid administered was only a medicine. The second count charged as follows, omitting former parts: “Did then and there unlawfully and with his malice aforethought, wickedly contriving and intending to unlawfully kill one Pearl Baxter with poison, did administer to and cause to be taken by the said Pearl Baxter…