State v. Woodrow
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Reno District Court. W. A. Woodrow, convicted of forgery, appeals. The opinion, filed December 7, 1895, contains a sufficient statement of the case.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Martin, C. J.: At March term, 1895, the defendant was convicted of forgery in the third degree, and sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for a term of two years, under section 135 of the crimes act (¶2272, Gen. Stat. 1889), the offense being accomplished by burning and totally destroying and obliterating two certain promissory notes, one of them alleged in the information to have been made by one J. S. Reppy for $80, payable to the defendant, W. A. Woodrow, or order, and by him indorsed, and delivered to Sarah E. Charles, and the other made by…
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