State v. Bartlett

2. Indictment variance. I. The indictment described the goods ' alleged to have been stolen as belonging to the “ Golden Eagle Clothing Store.” The testimony on the trial disclosed that the goods were owned by_ a partnership bearing the firm name óf ■“ Oppenheimer, Bee-son & Morse Company,” and appellant contends that the variance is fatal to the State’s case. It is shown, however, without dispute, that “ Golden Eagle Clothing Store ” was the name' in which, the business was ordinarily advertised, the name in which the firm received and indorsed checks, and by which it was generally known. We…