State v. Meade
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Atchison District Court. Richard C. Meade was convicted of' obtaining money by false pretenses. He appeals. The facts are stated in the opinion, filed April 11, 1896.
1Opinion of the Court
The .opinion of the court was delivered by
Johnston, J.: Richard C. Meade was charged with fraudulently and by false pretenses having obtained from Fanny Pilkington the sum of $215. The means *691alleged to have been employed by him were that he represented to her that George A. Vining desired to obtain a loan of $215 for three years on real-estate security, and he produced a note for that amount to -which -were attached six interest coupons, and a mortgage upon certain real estate in Atchison, all of which purported to be signed by George A. Vining and Mary Vining. He represented the papers to be…
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