People v. Arras

The Court.

— The defendant was convicted of grand larceny, and appeals from the judgment, and from the order denying his motion for a new trial.

He relies upon two propositions to reverse the case: 1. That the demurrer to the information should have been sustained; 2. That there is a fatal variance between the information and the proof.

The information charges the defendant with grand larceny, in stealing a certain “bank check” drawn by one D. H. Hershey on the Bank of Yolo, in Woodland, ■ California, “in favor of one Pennington, for the sum of $95.50, and which check was then and there of the…