Phillips v. State

— The appellant was tried upon an affidavit which charged that he “did and then and there unlawfully and wilfully draw upon the persons of John Roe and Angeline Roe * * * a certain dangerous and deadly weapon, to wit, a revolver.” He was found guilty and was fined $250.

The witnesses for the state testified, among other facts, in substance that appéllant and his wife came in an automobile to the home of John and Angeline Roe, and stopped; that appellant’s wife went from the highway around the house just as John Roe was starting out, and after the exchange of some words appellant’s wife struck…