State v. Newton
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for King county, Neal, J., entered September 1, 1904, upon a trial and conviction of the offense of practicing dentistry without a license.
1Opinion of the CourtRoot, J.
Appellant was prosecuted upon an information charging him with practicing dentistry, in that he did “treat a disease and lesion of the human teeth and did correct malpositions of the human teeth and jaws of one Mrs. Eliza Agutter.” Erom a judgment of conviction, he appeals to this court.
The information was filed May 2, 1904. The evidence shows that in March, 1903, appellant was working in the dental office of one Dr. Brown. Mrs. Agutter, at that time and prior thereto, had dental work done therein, and procured a set of false teeth. As they did not fit properly, she returned to the same…
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