People v. Bell
New York County Court, Montgomery County
Edgar J. Bell was convicted of violating a village ordinance regulating the speed of automobiles, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Moore, J.:
The defendant was arrested, without warrant, and charged by the information and deposition of one Hobart, a police officer and special policeman, that he (defendant) “ committed disorderly conduct and was a disorderly person by wrongfully, unlawfully, unjustly, willfully, maliciously and knowingly violating section 27 of the by-laws, rules, and ordinances of the said village of St. Johnsville, in the county of *372Montgomery, and State of New York, in that he did on the 14th day of September, 1912, run an automobile within the corporate limits of the said village of St. Johnsville at a…
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