Legal Opinion
State v. Huxford
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Decided June 26, 1913PublishedCited by 4 opinions
Criminal Complaint. Certified under Gen. Laws, 1909, •cap. 298, § 5.
1Opinion of the CourtParkhurst, J.
This is a criminal complaint in two counts, brought in the district court of the sixth judicial district, under Chapter 593 of the Public Laws of 1910.
The first count charges that George T. Huxford, of Providence, on the eighth day of March, A. D. 1913, “did then and there in and upon the public waters of this State, adjoining the sixth judicial district of said State, to wit, the Seekonk River, near what is known as Red Bridge, operate and use a certain boat propelled by gas, gasoline, naphtha, and other explosive material, without having the engine thereof, which said engine was then and…
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