Seid v. State

From a conviction of the offense of receiving stolen property, with a sentence of three years in the state penitentiary, Herman Seid appealed.

Two sets of dies of the value of more than $25.00, the property of Southern Trade Schools, Inc., were shown to have been stolen.

James E. Roberts and George Williams, each of the age of 20 years, at first denied their participation in the *888theft, but later pled guilty to an indictment, which charged the offense, and were, respectively, sentenced to one year in the penitentiary, and to 90 days in the county jail suspended. The State offered them as…