Arnold

The defendant is the husband of Dessie Arnold, whose conviction of the crime of grand larceny, under an indictment in which she was jointly charged with this defendant, one Emma Smith and one E. C. Miles, has heretofore been sustained by this court. (See People v. Arnold, 17 Cal. App. 68 , [ 118 Pac. 729 ].) The appeal now before this court, however, is from a conviction of the crime of grand larceny, under an indictment in which all of the same parties are jointly charged, but is for a different larceny than that of which Dessie Arnold was convicted though perpetrated by similar methods.

Appellant in this case was convicted of the same larceny, and under the same indictment, as that under which Miles was convicted, and whose conviction was sustained by this court in an opinion filed June 1, 1912. ( 19 Cal. App. 223 , [ 125 Pac. 250 ].)

It is now contended, as it was contended ifi the Miles case, that the evidence does not show any criminal connection of this appellant with the crime of which he was convicted. The evidence in the present case does not materially differ from the evidence presented upon the trial of Miles, and is ample to prove defendant’s criminal connection with…