Davis v. State

Appellant and others were charged by the first count of an indictment with having feloniously conspired with certain other persons “to commit a felony, to wit: To then and there unlawfully and feloniously, without the consent of the owner take, haul, carry and drive away a certain automobile,” describing it, and naming the owner; and he was charged by the second count with having feloniously conspired with the same persons “to commit a felony, to wit: To then and there unlawfully receive, buy, conceal and aid in the concealment of a certain automobile” of the same alleged description and…