Morris v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
Appeal from Circuit Court; Montgomery County; Leon McCord, Judge. Walter Morris was convicted of receiving stolen property in value exceeding $25, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSameord, J.
[1, 2] The evidence in the case is without conflict that in November or December, 1917, a barrel of sugar weighing about 347 pounds and of the value of about $26 was stolen by one Benjamin from the warehouse of the Western Railway of Alabama, in Montgomery, Ala.; that the sugar was delivered to one Burch, who was a drayman; that Burch hauled it off and disposed of it at the instigation and under the direction of one Upshaw, who was in a conspiracy with Benjamin, whereby Benjamin would steal and Upshaw dispose of the goods and the two would divide the proceeds. It was also undisputed that…
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