People v. Meyer
California Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment pf.the Superior Court of the city an county of San, Frafieisco, and from.;'an order refusing a new trial. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtSharrstein, J.
—The defendant was tried on an information, in which it was charged that he willfully, unlawfully, and feloniously stole, took, and' carried away one overcoat, of the value of twenty dollars, the personal property of Harris Joseph and Lewis Joseph. On the trial, Lewis Joseph testified as follows:—
“I had, as usual, placed and buttoned an overcoat upon a dummy which stood on the sidewalk outside of my store. I was inside the store and heard the. chain of the dummy rattle, and on coming outside found defendant with said coat unbottoned from the dummy and under his arm, the same being entirely…
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