Perry v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
APPEAL from Yell Circuit Court. Hon. W. D. Jacoway, Circuit Judge. It was not necessary for the State to prove that the yearling was under twelve months old, or that it was marked or branded. That, under Sec. 1382 of Gantt’s Digest, was matter to be shown in defense. The proof sustains the verdict.
1Opinion of the CourtEnglish, C. J.
Appellant, Jeff. Perry, was indicted in the Circuit Court of Yell county, Dardanelle District, for ■stealing “one heifer yearling, of the value of five dollars, the property of one Ras DeNeal.”
He was convicted, and sentenced to the penitentiary for ■one year; motion for a new trial and ai’rest of judgment overruled ; bill of exceptions, and appeal.
1. indictment: Ror iarceuyof ^°Nl-qlns~ I, The commencement of the indictment is in Codeform, ■and the larceny is alleged in the usual common law form. J , 0 'The particular objection taken to the indictment in the ■motion in arrest of judgement is,…
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