Marttas v. State

On May 15, 1926, Albert Bartlett, twenty years old, accompanied by two gills and a young man, left Schenectady about seven-thirty p. M. in an automobile to drive to Ballston Spa to visit a friend of one of the passengers. The road over which he proceeded is a State highway known as Ballston Lake-High Mills State Highway No. 5281.

Returning, the party left Ballston Spa about nine-forty-five p. m. proceeding southerly over the same highway and had reached a point a short distance north and east of the line between Schenectady and Saratoga counties, when the car struck a telegraph pole and Mary…