People v. Schwartz

Defendant Carl Clavin, upon undisputed evidence that he sold, through an employee in the regular course of his business (conducted under the name of the California Co-Operative Poultry Company), to a baker in the city of Los Angeles, two 30-pound cans of “frozen eggs, which were then and there adulterated in that they consisted . . . in part of filthy, decomposed and putrid animal substance . . . (B-eoli or fecal matter) and contained black rot and blood and were in a filthy, decomposed and putrid condition ’ ’, was convicted by jury verdict on a complaint charging him with violation of…