State v. Nielsen
Oregon Supreme Court
From Clatsop: Thomas A. McBride, Judge. The defendant, Christ Nielsen, a resident of the State of Washington, was arrested, tried, and convicted in the courts of Oregon for illegal fishing on the Washington side of the Columbia River, in violation of the laws of this State, and from the judgment rendered therein, he appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mr. Chief Justice Bean.
The defendant, a resident of the State of Washington, was tried and convicted in the courts of this State for fishing bn the Washington side of the Columbia River, with a purse net—a floating device for taking fish—in violation of the laws of this State, and he appeals. By the law of the State of Washington, in force at the time of his arrest, fishing with a purse net was lawful by *590those having a license so to do from the fish commissioner of that state, and defendant had such license. The single question for determination, therefore, is whether the law of…
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