Green Bay Fish Co. v. State
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOwen, J.
The evidence to sustain the conviction on the first count may be summarized as follows: On March 23, 1922, the defendant received into its cold-storage warehouse at Green Bay thirty-three boxes of fish shipped to it by A. E. Hallett of Chicago. On the 22d day of September, 1922, these fish came under the observation of a state dairy and food inspector. It appears that his suspicions concerning the legitimacy of these fish were aroused, and on October 30, 1922, he made another inspection of this warehouse in association with .a senior inspector of the department. Upon this date they found the…
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