State v. Rogers
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Harvey District Court. George W. Rogers, convicted of burglary, appeals. The opinion herein, filed February 9, 1895, contains a sufficient statement of the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Allen, J.:
The defendant, George W. Rogers, and George H. Shirley were jointly charged in two counts with the crime of burglary. The first count charged the felonious breaking and entering a building belonging to Philip Bretch and others, occupied by Harvey county as a courthouse, in which were kept and deposited the books and records of Harvey county, with the intent to steal said books and records. The second count differs from the first only in that it charges that the breaking was with the intent to set fire to, burn and destroy said books and…
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