4 Tex. 192 | Tex. | 1849
Tliis is an appeal from a judgment rendered on a conviction for playing cards at a public place.
The only point presented for our consideration arises from a supposed failure in the proof to support the charge in the indictment, as to the place.’ The indictment charges the playing to have been '•'in a store-house for retailing .spirituous liquors,. then and there situated, and then and there being occupied and •used by one Alexander Bonner as a store-house for retailing spirituous liquors, the same being then and there a public place.’’’’ The evidence fully sustained the charge, as made in the indictment, as to the playing and as to its being in a store-house used for retailing spirituous liquors, and in every
Judgment affirmed.