State v. New
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom Hancock Circuit Court; Edward W. Felt, Judge. Prosecution by tbe State of Indiana against Tbomas H. Hew. Erom a judgment quashing the affidavit, the State appeals. Transferred from Appellate Court (see State v. New, 36 Ind. App. 521) under subd. 2, §1337j Burns 1901, Acts 1901, p. 565, §10.
1Opinion of the CourtHadley, J.
Section 2280 Burns 1901, §2159 R. S. 1881, reads thus: “Whoever knowingly suffers his horse, mare, or gelding to be run in a horse-race along any public highway in this State; and whoever acts as a rider in any such race, on being convicted, shall be fined not more than $50 nor less than $5.”
1. Under the statute appellee was convicted by the mayor of Greenfield upon an affidavit charging that said Thomas H. New on the —- day of February, 1905, at Hancock county, Indiana, did then and there unlawfully act as a rider in a certain horse-race along the public highway then and there situate. Erom…
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