Payne v. State

Corb Payne and Earl Williams were on April 7, 1920, convieted of the crime of maiming, and the punishment of each was fixed at confinement in the state penitentiary for a term of three years. , The amended information in substance charges that:

"Said defendants, Corb Payne and Earl Williams, then and therel being, without authority of law, and with' the premeditated design to injure one E. E. Hensel, and'to disfigure his personal appearance and disable the members and organs of his body, and seriously diminish his physical vigor, in and upon the said E. E. Hensel unlawfully, willfully,…