Muyres

Having been convicted on the conspiracy count of the indictment considered by us in Muyres v. United States (C.C.A. 9) 89 F.(2d) 783 , George J. Muyres prosecutes this appeal.

Appellant, at the conclusion of all the evidence, moved the court for a directed verdict, on the ground that the evidence against him was insufficient to warrant submission of the case to the jury. The motion was denied. This ruling was excepted to and is assigned as error. The assignment is well takén. There was evidence that defendant Ryman stole the bonds described in the indictment, and that defendants Ryman, Woolsey, Ryan, and John F. Muyres conspired to and did on October 22, 1935, transport the bonds from Phoenix, Ariz., to Huntington Park, Cal., but there is no evidence that appellant had any part in or any knowledge of the theft, the conspiracy, or the transportation.

There was evidence that on October 15, 1935, before the bonds were transported to California, John F. Muyres went to Los Angeles, Cal., where appellant resided, and there had a conversation with appellant in which he told appellant that he, John F. Muyres, had some bonds which he would like to have appellant dispose of for him, but…