State v. O'Donnell
Oregon Supreme Court
From Umatilla : Stephen A. Lowell, Judge. Thus. O’Donnell was dissatisfied with a sentence for cattle stealing, and appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Moore
The defendant Thomas O’Donnell was jointly indicted with James Roach for the alleged larceny of a cow and a calf, the property of one Allen Rhodes, of the value of $30 and $12, respectively, committed in Umatilla County, Oregon, October 25, 1898; and, having been separately tried, he was found guilty thereof, and from the judgment which followed he appeals.
The testimony introduced at the trial tended to show that Rhodes owned a black muley cow and her black muley bull calf, which were missed about October 20, 1898, and three or four, weeks thereafter the cow was found about fifteen miles from…
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