Barfield v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PREHDERGAST, Judge.
The appellant was charged by complaint and information with unlawfully and knowingly going into and remaining at a place where a game of cards was being played, which was not at a private residence occupied by a family, and that he knew that said game was being played; was convicted and his fine assessed at $25. The prosecution and conviction was under article 388f, as amended by the Act of 1907, p. 109.
The County Court convened on August 16 and adjourned on September 4, 1909. The trial was had on August 19, 1909. The motion for new trial and in arrest of judgment were both…
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