State v. Connor

Appellant was convicted of the larceny of wheat, and appeals. The order of proof was a matter of discretion with the court, which was not abused in this case. The conclusions of witness Werhahn, identifying the wheat, were not objected to at the time. Facts, too, were stated which formed a chain of circumstances rendering the proof of value following competent. Identification of appellant by one witness was sufficient to carry the case to the jury. It was not improper for witness Clare to give his version of his talk with the county attorney, and the form in which it was given was not…