State v. Simenson

ROY, C.

„ . . stolen Goods. Defendant was convicted of receiving stolen g'oods, knowing that they had been stolen, and his punishment was fixed by the jury at two years in the penitentiary.

During the night of January 10, 1913, about 56 pairs of trousers and 36 coats were stolen from the factory of the Schwab Clothing Company at Broad*265way and Hickory street in St. Louis. About the 3d or 4th of February following, those goods were found in the place of business of the defendant near Broadway and Chouteau avenue. The defendant was a merchant tailor, with several men in his employ. "When found most…