Kerkendall v. State

FURMAN, PRESIDING Judge.

First. The first and second assignments of error challenge the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the verdict.

J. G. Pate, the prosecuting witness, testified as follows:

“I got on the train and started to Wilburton, and I had been working for the deputy sheriff out there, and was then, and there was a nigger. He says, Tf you find that nigger that day, arrest him/ He had got away in the courthouse here, and that was my business down there that day, and I was sitting on the south side of the coach, on the right-hand .side, and Mr. Kerkendall walked through the coach,…