State v. Boyd

Arthur, J.-

I. The State introduced testimony tending to show- — which we think was sufficient to support the verdict— that, in December, 1920, defendant arranged with a young man by the name of Glenn Hoskinson, who had been a resident of Fairfield in Jefferson County, and who at that particular time was living in Muscatine, Iowa, where he had been employed as a button cutter, to engage in the business of breaking into box ears containing shipments of merchandise, and to deliver articles taken from these cars to the defendant’s store at Fairfield, Iowa; that it was agreed between Hoskinson and…