State v. Turner
Oregon Supreme Court
From Clatsop : Trios. A. McBride, Judge. Joseph Turner appeals from a judgment fining him $25 for acting as a pilot for a sailing vessel on the Columbia River without a pilot’s license.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Moore
The defendant was convicted of piloting on the Columbia River without a license ; and, having been sentenced to pay a fine of $25, he appeals, assigning certaih alleged errors, only one of which requires consideration in determining the issues presented.
The undisputed facts are that defendant has not been licensed as a pilot by the Board of Pilot Commissioners of the State of Oregon, nor was he the master or owner of the vessel which he was accused of piloting. He was, however, master of the steam tug Oklahoma, and on May 7, 1897, ran her alongside of, and made fast to, the Japanese bark…
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