State v. Jamison
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Franklin District Court.- — Hon. J. H. Whitaker, Judge. Indictment for using false weights. There was a trial to jury, and verdict of guilty. From a judgment rendered! thereon, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtWaterman, J.
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*3392 *338The defendant Jamison is a member of a firm located in the town of Dows, and which is engaged in the purchase and sale of live stock. He was also serving as cashier of a bank at that place, and employed the defendant Crone to buy and weigh the stock purchased. The firm owned stock scales upon which their weighing was done. The scales were in a small building, without windows, and consequently quite dark within. On one occasion, when stock about to be purchased! by Jamison’s firm from one Iverson was weighed on these-scales, it was discovered that an iron weight, called in the-evidence a…
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