State v. Peifer

Appellant was convicted upon an information charging him, together with William J. B. Guffy, Roy W. Howind, and H. D. Witherill, with the larceny of a certain steer described in the information as: “One red, white-faced steer of the goods and property of Henry Karrels.”

Numerous errors predicated upon the admission and rejection of evidence, upon the refusal to give requested instructions, and upon the insufficiency of the evidence to support the verdict are assigned as grounds for a new trial. An understanding of the case sufficient to pass upon either of the questions raised by the…