State v. Hardee

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Associate Justice Baker.

At the March, 1939, term of the Court of General Sessions for Horry County, the appellant, J. C. Hardee, with eight other defendants, was indicted by a grand jury of said county upon two counts, (1) grand larceny and (2) receiving stolen goods, at the time knowing them to be stolen, the goods in question being railroad scrap iron owned by the Veneer Manufacturing Company, a corporation. One of the defendants, Leo Chestnut, was tried and acquitted by a jury; the appellant and the defendant, T. W. Herring, entered pleas of…