Thomas v. Hinton

ANDERSON, Justice.

December 3, (appellant contends it was December 6) 1952, two men with a truck went to a farm near Grandview, Idaho, owned by W. J. Hinton, appellant, and Darrell Smith, which was being farmed by Cecil Cooper as a share-crop renter. No one was home but Virgil Gillihan, who was working for Cooper. The men told him they had purchased some hay from Cooper. Gillihan stated he knew nothing about it, but finally showed them where the stack was and they took a load of hay. The next day when he saw Cooper, Gillihan told him about the hay being taken and Cooper stated he knew nothing…