People v. McCune
Utah Supreme Court
Appeal from the district court, Sixth judicial district, Hon. W. M. McCarty, Judge. Thomas McCune was convicted of befouling a stream, and appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Bartoh, J.:
Tbis is a criminal prosecution, in which the defendant was charged with the offense of befouling the water of a certain stream, by unlawfully establishing and maintaining a camp or bedding place on the banks thereof for a large number of sheep, the waters of said stream being used by the inhabitants of a settlement called “Plateau” for domestic purposes. He was tried before a justice of the peace, convicted, and sentenced to pay a fine, and then appealed to the district court, where he was convicted, and sentenced to pay a fine and costs of prosecution. Thereupon he appealed to…
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