State v. Caringello

The defendant and his wife had been occupants, for about two weeks, of quarters on the second floor of a private house in Kellogg, in the possession of an aunt of the defendant’s wife. The aunt, who was unmarried, lived in the two east rooms and the northwest room downstairs. The quarters of the defendant and wife consisted of the southeast room upstairs, which was used as a bedroom and for general occupancy. Connected with this room, by a door, was the southwest room. In this room, at the time in question, were some articles of men’s and women’s wearing apparel, hanging from a rope stretched…