delivered the opinion of the court:
Defendant below, Ray Brock, was charged with the larceny of eight hogs, in Sedgwick County, Colorado, of the aggregate value of $64.00, the property of John Hewgley. The trial, May 28,. 1918, was in the District Court at Jules-burg, Sedgwick County, and defendant was convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary. The only assignment of error to be considered is that there was no proof of venue; that is, the county in which the crime was committed.
The evidence shows beyond a reasonable doubt the larceny of the hogs within the state. The county in which they were stolen constituted no essential part of the crime; that is, whether they were stolen in one county or another had nothing to do with the substance of the crime, which
We take judicial notice of the political subdivisions of the state; judicially we know where Sedgwick County is, its size and boundaries, and that Julesburg is the county seat, and its location within the county. During the trial at Julesburg, the prosecuting witness, when on the witness stand, stated that he lived on his farm in Sedgwick County, three and one-half miles west and' one-half mile south, which of course meant from the place where he was then testifying. The hogs were stolen from this farm during his absence, and the jury were warranted in finding that it was in Sedgwick County. Venue is a matter that may be inferred from all the evidence in the case.
Brooke v. The People, 23 Colo. 375, 377, 48 Pac. 502.
Application for supersedeas denied-and judgment affirmed.
Decision en banc.
Mr. Justice Teller not participating.