State v. Becker

1. Criminal Law: robbery: evidence. I. The defendant was convicted of the crime of having robbed one Anderson, and challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the finding. It appears that Anderson reached Maquoketa, some thirteen miles from his home, shortly before six o’clock p. m., j-^y ^ 1911, and, after putting his team in the barn of the Chicago House and getting a drink at Hoffman’s Saloon, took supper at Sprank’s Hotel. He then visited Smith’s Saloon, where he drank two or three glasses of beer and proceeded to Hoffman’s Saloon. There he met defendant and with him had a ‘ ‘…