State v. Feuerhaken

Defendant was charged with having received and aided in concealing certain dry goods, ■consisting among other tilings, of sixty-three hoods, ninety-four handkerchiefs, twenty and one-half yards of veiling, one hundred and sixty-six yards of lace, ten hose supporters, eight belts, and other property, ■of the aggregate value of eighty-two dollars and ninety-three cents. It is further charged that this property was all stolen from the Chicago & Northwestern Bailway Company, and that the defendant knew iu was stolen at the time he received it. The state relied upon the testimony of Adolf Kolb and…