Johnson v. State

1. To steal articles of value from the porch of a building used as a restaurant, it being shown by the evidence that said porch was also used as a part of the restaurant, is larceny from the house, and it is not error to instruct the jury that if they “find from the evidence that the basket containing these articles was taken from an ice-box which-was jammed up between the front steps and the front part of the restaurant, and if you further find that the ice-box was part of the appurtenances belonging to that restaurant, and that, besides this, the offense is proven to you beyond a reasonable…