State v. Morris
New York Court of General Session of the Peace
Hearing upon an Indictment for Exhibiting a Circus Without a License, (No. 85, September Term, 1909), upon an agreed statement of facts.
1Opinion of the Court
Boyce, J.,
charging the jury:
*331Gentlemen of the jury:—John Wesley Morris, the defendant, has been indicted under Chapter 117, Volume 13, Laws of Delaware, page 56 of the Revised Code of 1893. Section 1 of said Chapter provides “that no person or persons, firm, company or corporation, without having first obtained a proper license therefor, as hereinafter provided, shall, within the limits of this State, be engaged in, prosecute, follow or carry on any trade, ** * * that is to say: * * * Exhibiting Circuses” * * * . Section 4 of said Chapter provides “that if any person or persons * * * shall be…
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