State v. Hall

— I. The undisputed facts of the case are these :• Defendant employed a tailor in Council Bluffs to furnish the materials and make for him an overcoat and a pair of pantaloons. When the garments were finished he went to the tailor’s shop and tried on the overcoat, which proved quite satisfactory. He stated that he did not have money enough to pay for the clothing, but would have in a few days. He did not ask for credit. The tailor did not offer to give him credit, and replaced the garments where finished work was kept. In three or four days thereafter the defendant returned at night, when the…