People v. Calderwood

Defendant was convicted of the statutory crime of burglary in breaking and entering a saloon of Thomas A. Walker, “ not adjoining to or occupied with a dwelling-house.”

Walker kept a hotel at Benton Harbor, and resided therein with his family. The building in which the saloon was which was entered, was situated about eight feet from the hotel building, which space was used as a passage-way between the buildings. The saloon was in the front part on the ground floor, and there was a front entrance thereto from the street. In the rear of the saloon was a water-closet, which was entered from the…