Woodard v. State

CARR, Judge.

The appellant, Clyde Woodard, was jointly indicted with three other persons. The first count charges larceny of a bull, an animal of the cow kind, and the second count receiving stolen property. A severance was granted and the named indictee was tried separately. He was convicted under the second count of the indictment. His motion for a new trial was overruled and this appeal followed.

It appears without dispute in the evidence that Mr. A. D. Rea lost a young bull from a pen or stall. The theft occurred during the night. The next morning, by following the course of human and car…