State v. Bosch
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Taylor District Court. — :Hon. H. K, Evans, Judge. The defendant was indicted and convicted upon a charge of larceny. His motion for new triaL having been overruled, he brings the case to this court upon appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
A team of horses belonging to Henry Russell was stolen from the owner’s premises in the south part of Taylor county, near the Missouri state line, on the night of March 10, 1914. On the morning of the second day thereafter, they were found in a livery stable in the town of Mary-ville, across the line in Missouri. The theory of the state is that on the afternoon of March 10th, the appellant, who liyed in Blockton, Taylor county, of this state, together with one Lloyd Conder, hired a team at a liyery stable in Blockton and drove south to Isadora,- on the Missouri side of the state line. From…
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