If any officer, agent, clerk, or employee of any railroad company, shall fraudulently embezzle, dispose of, or convert to his own use any passenger railroad ticket or tickets, whether such tickets be fully prepared for use or not, or who shall use such tickets which have been once used, and which have come to his hands or charge by virtue of his office or employment, he shall be punished by imprisonment in the penitentiary not exceeding five years, or by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars.
Structure Mississippi Code
Chapter 25 - Offenses Affecting Railroads, Public Utilities and Carriers
§ 97-25-3. Meters; tampering with electric, gas or water meters
§ 97-25-5. Railroads; destroying crossing-sign, gate or warning-signals
§ 97-25-7. Railroads; driving vehicle or livestock on track
§ 97-25-9. Railroads; embezzlement of tickets
§ 97-25-11. Railroads; stealing tickets
§ 97-25-13. Railroads; intoxication of engineer or conductor
§ 97-25-15. Railroads; jumping on or off cars in motion
§ 97-25-17. Railroads; leaving switch open or improperly placed
§ 97-25-19. Railroads; locomotive to be stopped before entering or crossing track of another company
§ 97-25-21. Railroads; obstructing or injuring
§ 97-25-23. Railroads; obstructing or injuring; derailing cars
§ 97-25-25. Railroads; seizing and running locomotive
§ 97-25-27. Railroads; signaling or unlawfully interfering with train
§ 97-25-29. Railroads; stealing a ride
§ 97-25-31. Railroads; stealing animal killed or wounded by railroad
§ 97-25-33. Railroads; not to destroy or bury animal killed by train until report made
§ 97-25-35. Railroads; stealing or interfering with communications or signaling equipment
§ 97-25-37. Railroads; stopping or standing at crossing
§ 97-25-39. Railroads; uncoupling locomotives and cars by persons not employed by railroad
§ 97-25-41. Railroads; wilfully shooting from or on moving train
§ 97-25-43. Railroads, public utilities, and carriers; conspiracy to impede
§ 97-25-51. Telegraphs and telephones; governmental messages
§ 97-25-55. Aircraft piracy; boarding aircraft with dangerous or deadly weapon or instrument