Judgment affirmed.
Defendant's conviction was based solely on the circumstantial evidence of his fingerprint found on a mirror in the burglarized premises. In light of complainant's testimony that he had wiped the mirror clean prior to locking up his premises for the evening and that, upon returning the next morning, he found the premises broken into and a fingerprint (later determined to be defendant's) on the mirror, it was proper for the jury to infer that defendant...
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