State v. Whitelaw
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtParker, J.
The defendant E. H. Moody was, by information filed in the . superior court for Lincoln county, charged with the crime of fraudulently obtaining payment from that county of bounties on nineteen wildcat pelts and four coyote pelts; the defendants Walter Lowe, George Whitelaw, and L. L. Nunchester being by the same information charged with aiding and abetting Moody in the commission of the crime. The charge was dismissed as to Lowe; Moody pleaded guilty; and the cause proceeded to trial against Whiter law and Nunchester upon their pleas of not guilty, resulting in verdicts of the jury finding…
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