State v. Morris

The defendant was charged in the information, jointly with one George Snyder, with the larceny of 100 head of .sheep in San Juan county, Utah, January 2, 1926. The defendant was given a separate trial in the district court of San Juan county, was convicted of the crime charged in the information, and sentenced to an indeterminate term in the state prison.

It is alleged in the information that the sheep were the personal property of the La Sal Live Stock Company, whose principal place of business was La Sal, Utah.

Defendant appeals from the judgment of conviction, and assigns as error the…