Anderson v. State

MORROW, Presidinr Judge.

— The conviction is for robbery; punishment fixed at confinement in the penitentiary for a period of five years.

The indictment is joint against L. J. Mouhart and O. W. Anderson. The subject of the robbery is B. P. Randall.

Mouhart, an accomplice, testified in behalf of the State. Prom his testimony, it appears in substance that he and appellant were friends; that Randall had loaned thirty dollars to the appellant and came to his home and collected it. While there, the witness, at the request of Randall, procured some whisky, the drinking of which was indulged in by the…