Davenport v. State

DAVIDSOH, Presiding .Judge.

Appellant was convicted of theft. This is a companion case to that of Jack Bink v. State, decided November 15, 1905. The conviction in Bink’s case was reversed because of the introduction of an extraneous transaction through the witness Holder, in which appellant, either in person or assisting another, perpetrated the same character of theft upon another party as he did upon holder. The case now in hand is the theft committed from Holder, for which appellant was on trial, and for which he was convicted. Holder was the witness to the extraneous crime in the other…