Reagan v. State

As aptly put by counsel for the plaintiff in error, the only point insisted upon in this case is that it is not unlawful for a landlord to have in his manual possession a pistol, without having taken out a license therefor, on the land or in a house rented to and occupied by his tenant. The defendant subleased or subrented to one Emory Colson a house and a part of certain land under an enclosure, which the defendant had previously rented or leased from other parties. The tenant was living in the housé and was cultivating the portion of the land rented to him. The remainder of the land in the…