Rollins v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
MORROW, Judge.
The conviction was for theft of cattle. The facts supporting the conviction are substantially these': J. P. Hartford was the manager of a ranch known as the Double H Company, and as such was in possession of its property, including cattle. About May 11916, he lost three bulls branded with the figure 2 on the jaw and the figure 5 on the neck, and a tattoo and tag in the ear. Two of these cattle were later in July, 1916, found in the pasture of Norman Rogers. The brands had been changed. The figure 2 had been converted into an open A, the 5 into an 8, and the mark had also been…
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