Shacklett v. State

Appellant was convicted of receiving stolen goods, the affidavit on which he was tried and found guilty having charged that Forrest Whitsell and Fred Jarvis stole an automobile motor of the value of $100 of the personal goods and chattels of Howland A. Johnson, and that appellant thereafter, on September 25, 1924, unlawfully and feloniously bought, received, and concealed the same, well knowing it to have been feloniously stolen by said Whitsell and Jarvis, etc. Overruling the motion for a new trial is assigned as error, under which appellant insists that the finding is not sustained by…