State v. McCoy

Miller, PresideNt:

Tug McCoy, who stood indicted for robbery jointly with one Goodman, was tried alone in October, 1905, but the verdict of conviction was set aside and a new trial awarded. In July, 1906, he was again put upon trial, the jury acquitting him of robbery but finding him guilty of grand larceny. From the judgment overruling his motion for anew trial and of imprisonment for three years he is prosecuting this writ of error.

The judgment overruling his demurrer to the indictment and his motion for a new trial, giving instructions numbers one and two of the state, and refusing his…