State v. Ashby

By separate informations, Gilbert Ashby was twice charged with having committed the crime of grand larceny. The cases were consolidated for trial, and he now appeals from the judgment and sentence entered upon each of the jury verdicts finding him guilty as charged.

He first challenges the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain his conviction of having “willfully, knowingly and feloniously, and with intent to deprive the owner thereof . . . [receiving] and [concealing] and [withholding]” certain designated personal property of the Webb Logging Company, knowing that property to have been…