State v. . Goffney
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Appeal from Ooolce, Jat September Term, 1911, of 'WilsoN. Indictment for housebreaking under section'3333 of Revisal. There was a verdict of guilty. Tbe court sentenced defendant to three years on tbe roads. Defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBkowN, J.
1. Tbe defendant moved in arrest of judgment becairse tbe word felonious is not charged in tbe bill. Tbe charge is that defendant did break and enter (otherwise than by burglarious breaking) tbe storeroom and bouse of George Barnes and Joe Barnes, partners, etc., with intent to commit a felony, to wit, with intent tbe goods, etc., of said Barnes Bros., etc., feloniously to steal, etc.
Tbe defendant attacks tbe bill of indictment for tbe reason that it does not allege that tbe breaking and entering into tbe storeroom was feloniously done.
We think this exception is without merit. Tbe indictment…
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