State v. Spurr

Lively, President:

Upon an indictment charging him with breaking and entering a storehouse of J. N. Markey, not a dwelling house or outhouse adjoining thereto or occupied therewith, with the intent to commit larceny, and of the commission of larceny of. certain goods therein found, Harry Spurr, plaintiff in error, was found guilty by the jury and sentenced to the penitentiary for two years, on April 11, 1924. From that judgment and sentence he prosecutes this writ.

Spurr was jointly indicted with Hupp Squires, Howard Bee and Otis Yeater.- Bee confessed, but it appears that no sentence was…