State v. Nelson

Carl F. Nelson was convicted of a violation of the game code (Laws of 1925 [Ex. Sess.], p. 494; Rem. 1927 Sup., § 5931-1 et seq.) of the state, and appeals from the judgment and sentence pronounced upon him.

The facts of the case are stipulated. It appears that the appellant is the agent and servant of a corporation engaged, as a part of its business, in buying and selling, at wholesale and retail, trout and other varieties of food fish. The corporation holds a license, issued by public authority, “to handle or deal in trout or other food fish secured from private hatcheries.” In February,…