State v. Leib

— In the winter of 1923, appellant and one John Kirkpatrick were engaged in cutting timber in Dubuque County. The two men lived in a cabin located in the timber, about a mile and a quarter from the nearest house, and about the same distance from any road. The cabin was a small building, with two rooms on the first floor. On Sunday, January 21, 1923, appellant and Kirkpatrick spent a portion of the day at the home of one Lahr, leaving there, with Kirkpatrick’s horse and buggy, about seven o’clock in the evening. While at Lahr’s place, the parties all drank liquor, and both appellant and…