State v. O'Connell

The charge in this case is based upon the indorsement of a check for $3.90, drawn by Cohen & Sons to the order of Flint Transfer Company, and purporting to be indorsed by the Flint Transfer Company. In July, 1901, P. W. Flint was engaged in the transfer business under the name of Flint Transfer Company. The defendant was engaged in driving one of his teams under an arrangement whereby each was to receive one-half the earnings of such team and driver. On July 12th the defendant brought to Cohen & Sons, dealers in old iron, an iron column which he sold to them for $3.90. He said that the column…