State v. Repp

In July, 1895, Stevens found a bee tree on the land of Gody, and, without the latter’s permission, chopped it down, and put the bees in a gum obtained from Mosely. These were left near the fallen tree-, on Cody’s land. The gum was cut from ia tree on defendant’s land, without his knowledge or consent; and finding it, with the bees, where left by Stevens, he-removed them, ¡at dusk of day, to the orchard of his mother, and inclosed them in a telescope gum, about thirty-three inches square, nailed to- that procured from Mosely. This was unknown to the mother, whose residence was about one mile…