People v. A. Booth & Co.
New York Supreme Court
Action to recover penalties under the Forest* Fish and Game Law.
1Opinion of the Court
Kellogg, John M., J.
The defendant, a foreign corporation extensively engaged in the fish business, with places of business in Canada and in several of our States, imported into the United States at Cape Vincent, from Kingston, Canada, brook trout in July and August, 1902, and stored the same in its cold storage at Cape Vincent, and in February last shipped some of the trout to a dealer in Schenectady. The trout were imported with other fish in a regular boat licensed by the United States to carry freight and passengers between Canadian and American ports, were duly reported and passed…
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