Mccoy v. State

J. R. McCoy was indicted for the offense of simpie larceny, for stealing, in the county of Walker, a cow and calf belonging to J. M. Millwood, the prosecutor. On the trial Mill-wood testified, that on the night of December 5, 1904, he lost the cow and calf described in the indictment, and that he found them about two weeks later in the possession of Miss Gossatt, who lived some distance from his house but in the same county, Walker. On cross-examination he testified as follows: “I live within a half or three-quarters of a mile from the Tennessee line. After my wife milked that night, my cow…