Impson v. State of Arizona

Vester Impson was convicted of grand larceny, to wit, of stealing a motor vehicle, that is, an International truck, model 1934, the property of J. C. McElhaney, and placed on probation. Because he feels the court erred in refusing requested instruc tions and in giving instructions to the jury, he has appealed.

The facts necessary to a consideration of the errors assigned are as follows: On August 28, 1935, one L. L. Hull was, and had been for some six months, in the employment of J. C. McElhaney as an irrigation boss at the latter’s ranch near Buckeye. He was living with one Garland Wimberly,…