...takes, or makes away with, or secretes with intent to embezzle, or convert to his own use, any thing of value which shall come into his possession by virtue of his employment ; and an officer, elected or appointed an office of public trust or profit in this state, and an agent,...

...own use, or fraudulently takes, or makes away with, or secretes with intent toembezzle, or convert to his own use, anything of value which shall come into his possession by virtue of his employment ; and an officer, elected or appointed [to] an office of public trust or profit in this state, and...

...wrongfully convert to his own use, or fraudulently take, make away with, or secrete, with intent to convert to his own use, anything of value which shall come into his possession or under his care by virtue of his employment or office, whether the thing so converted be the property...

...as follows : fraudulently takes or makes away with, or secretes with intent to embezzle or convert to his own use, anything of value, which shall come into his possession by vjrtue of his employment or appointmeutassuch officer, attoruey-at-law, agent, clerk, guardian, executor,...

...takes, or makes away with, or secretes, with intent to embezzle or convert to his own use, any thing of value which shall come into his possession by virtue of his employment; and an officer elected or appointed to an office of public trust or profit in this state, and an agent,...

...his own use, or fraudulently takes or makes away with, or secretes with intent to embezzle or convert to his own use, anything of value which shall come into his possession by virtue of his employment or appointment as such officer, attorney-at-law, agent, clerk, guardian, executor, administrator, trustee,...

...is true that, at the common law, to constitute larceny, the thing alleged to have been stolen must be the "property of another" person than the offender....the offender by virtue of his employment as agent. If we are to have regard to the plain provision of this statute, the fact that an agent who converts...

...the Revised Statutes, which provides that " an officer, agent, clerk, or employee of any person .... who embezzles or converts to his own use .... anything...virtue of his employment " shall be punished as for the larceny of the thing embezzled. Section 6794 provides that the word "person," when used to designate...

...(Lan. 10449) under the particular designation, "an officer.-" This law simply provides that "an officer who embezzles or converts to his own use anything...come into his possession by virtue of his employment or appointment" is guilty, etc. The words "belonging to and other person or persons," as the statutes...

...legislature having since amended the statute so as to make it an offense for an attorney at law to convert to his own use anything of value which shall come into his possession by virtue of his employment as such attorney at law, the decisions in other states are not controlling, and especially when they...