THOMAS, Justice.
The appellant was convicted of breaking and entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor.
We have read the evidence in this case and judging it by the rule that circumstantial evidence in order to support a conviction must not only be consistent with guilt but also inconsistent with innocence, we decide that it meets the test and that there is no occasion to interfere with the judgment on that account.
The appellant asserts that the...
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