FAIRCHILD, J.
There was a jury question to be decided. The testimony given by the defendant must be weighed against the circumstances shown to exist and testimony of witnesses tending to contradict and impeach the testimony given by the defendant. As to the contention that there was not sufficient evidence to sustain the jury's verdict: The argument in the defendant's favor is predicated upon the fact that three lead-lined vats were in a public alley at the rear of...
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