State v. . Lambert

Herman Lambert, Albert Allison and Henry McCoy were indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Mose Owl, and stealing certain personal property therefrom. There were also counts in the bill of indictment for larceny and receiving stolen goods knowing they had been stolen. They pleaded not guilty, and all three were convicted of breaking and entering otherwise than by burglarious breaking, and duly sentenced. The defendant Henry McCoy did not appeal.

Mose Owl testified: "The goods were stolen on Thursday evening, 31 May, 1928, and found on the following Monday morning, between 1…