People v. Shaughnessy

Kespondent was convicted of breaking and entering the store of one Joseph Wolf, not adjoining to or occupied with a dwelling-house. The information was filed under How. Stat. § 9134. The form of the information was the same as in People v. Nolan, 22 Mich. 229.

*131Wolf’s store fronted on Michigan avenue, in the city of Detroit. It was a one story structure, divided near the back end by a permanent partition. In the partition was a door leading into the rear part of the building, fastened on the store side by a bolt, and on the opposite side by a lock and key. The rear part was occupied as a…