Smith v. State

Appellant was convicted under- an indictment .charging him with larceny of some automobile casings, and has appealed.

The first assignment of error is that the testimony is insufficient to support the verdict. The casings were owned by O. L. Lawrence, who testified that he was living-near Mena, on the Big Pork road, in October, 1922, and that three casings,- some inner -tubes, some tools and a jack, of the value of $40, were stolen from his garage, and that, the next morning after they were stolen, he examined the tracks which were made by the parties who took them; that one of the persons…