David Mansfield, a prisoner in the penitentiary of the state, applies for a writ of habeas corpus. The facts connected with his arraignment, trial, and conviction are stated 'in the opinion of this court in State v. Mansfield, 48 Pac. 898. By the application for his release on habeas corpus he raises the same question discussed and decided in Day’s case (State v. Brantley, ante) 50 Pac. 410. Upon the authority of that case the petititioner’s application is denied.