120 Ga. 181 | Ga. | 1904
There had already been one continuance because of the absence of the witness Fletcher. He had been subpoenaed prior to the August term, 1903, and this was sufficient to require his attendance from term to term. When, therefore, he failed to ap
The testimony for the State showed that' the defendant was caught in the very act of' stealing the seed-cotton from the gin-house of the prosecutor; the evidence was ample to sustain the verdict; and the judgment refusing the new trial must be
Affirmed.