State v. Mims
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The defendant, as late county treasurer of McLeod county, was tried and convicted in the district court for that county, before Macdonald, L, on an indictment for embezzlement of state funds. John Thom and C. Johnson, when called as jurors, were severally objected to for general disqualification.
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The defendant, as late county treasurer of McLeod county, was tried and convicted in the district court for that county, before Macdonald, L, on an indictment for embezzlement of state funds. John Thom and C. Johnson, when called as jurors, were severally objected to for general disqualification. Thom testified that he was born in Scotland, of Scotch parents, and came to this country with them when he was 13 years of age, and then testified that, during his minority, his father was naturalized. Johnson testified that he was born in Norway and had taken out his naturalization papers in McLeod…
1Opinion of the CourtCornell, J.
Indictment for embezzlement of money belonging to the state, exceeding in amount the sum of $100. The Indictment alleges specifically that the defendant was county -treasurer of McLeod county from February, 1876, to and including August 24, 1877; that between the first day of March, 1877, and the fifteenth day of June, 1877, both days inclusive, he, as such county treasurer, collected and received ■from divers persons, for the permanent school fund, for the .general school fund, and for the general university fund of the state, divers sums of money, therein particularly stated, ■amounting in…
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