Williams v. State

MORROW, Judge.

The conviction was for the theft of cattle. The -evidence is sufficient to sustain the conviction, and the charge of the •court fairly presents the issues.

There was evidence in the case with reference to a conversation which took place at or near the residence of the father of appellant. In this conversation appellant and several others took part. One of the parties present was a boy twelve years of age. It appeared incidental to the conversation that at the time thereof there was some whisky drunk. The drinking was not involved further than that the conversation took place at…