83 S.W. 379 | Tex. Crim. App. | 1904
Relator in a habeas corpus proceeding in the court below was remanded to custody, and appeals. The record shows that relator is restrained of his liberty, on an alleged violation of the stock law, in a certain subdivision of Panola County, which is set out in the complaint by metes and bounds. It is conceded in the record that, if the stock law in said territory so described, was constitutionally passed, that he is guilty of the offense charged in the complaint. It is contended by relator that this is not one of the known political subdivisions of Panola County; and that article 16, section 22 of the Constitution is authority for the county or any portion thereof to pass a stock law; and that this only authorized the known subdivision of a county to pass such a law. On this subject he refers us to Ex parte Heyman,
Affirmed.