State v. Perry

The cellar of a dwelling house belonging to J. J. Hughes, in the city of Council Bluffs, was entered on the night of December 17, 1912, and a hunting coat, sweater, a pair of hunting trousers, hunting socks, leather waders, a hunting axe, butcher knife, some beer, and some canned fruit was taken therefrom. On January 4, 1913, a search warrant was sworn out and the house and premises of one McBee, in Council Bluffs, were searched, and in the house and in a completely covered wagon, equipped with a door which was fastened with a padlock, which wagon was owned by the defendant, certain goods,…