Grant and Terry v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
BROOKS, Judge.
Appellants were tried together before the court •without the intervention of a jury, and the punishment of each defendant assessed at a fine of $100 for carrying on a lottery.
The evidence in the' case is as follows: Sid Grant, one of the defendants, after being duly sworn, testified: “I hhve lived in San Angelo, Texas, about two months. My partner and I, Sid Terry, have been engaged in the business of custom tailors at San Angelo for about two months. I am one of the defendants in this. ease. The other defendant is my partner, Sid Terry. We have established u suit club in our…
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