The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-07-12
Municipal Court.

hlNGSBURI j, PRESIDING. i
Tharsday-The court had large lot Of
business in the liquor traffic.
Patrick Dennor was brought up on seiz-
ure case but after he had given his testimony
he was adjudged not guilty and discharged.
Strout G. Gage for respondent.
State vs.. Mary A. Crowley for an assault
and battery on Margaret Foley. She was
found guilty and fined $40 and cost and Or
dered to recognize to the State in the sum of
500 with securities for keeping the peace to-
ward all persons especially against Margaret
Foley for the term of six months. The fine
was paid and securities furnished.
Williams for State. --s-r. III.
Geo. Webster was found guilty Of selling
Intoxicating liquors and fined $40 and cost
and sentenced to imprisonment in the coun-
.ty jail for three months. Respondent appeal
ed and furnished sureties. s..s s.o-4
Drummond for State, Sweat for Respon-
dent.
State VS.. Susan buddy, search and seizure
process. She was found guilty and fined 500
and costs and sentenced to three months inn
prisonment in the county Jail.
Michael Hawley, search and seizure process,
was adj judged guilty and sentence was sus-
| pended ten day. 5-i s.fa 500 /
| Drummond for State, Haskell for Respon-
dent.
| I "No 80" was also complained Of. One res
| pondent discharged and two held and recog-
nized. s.54llli cfst1sa 1la tcog gsla I
. Drummond for State. Bradbury & Brad
bury for respondent
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Board of Trade Meeting.
| The Committee appointed at the Board Of
Trade meeting Wednesday evening for the
purpose of making arrangements for receiv-
ing our Western visitors, met at the office Of
Collector Washburn and after general dis.
cussion as to how they should be entertained
the Commlttee woro divided as fnlnws.
On Reception.-I. Washburn, Jr, J. B
Brown, S. E. Spring, VIM. l.. Putnam, ant
NJ. N. Rich. ss-' ...l,-za. Do s,olfs Il
Invitations.--G F. Shepley, G. w. Wood
man, J.. II, Drummond, II. Fox, Gen. S. J
Anderson. ,,-.i..,g
Entertainment.-H. TT. Kurdish, T. e
Twitchell, o. M. Manett, J, L. Carter and II
|. Robinson.
Finanee.AH. N. Jose. VIM. Deering, r. M
| Richardson, A. X. Shurtleff, F. o. Libby, w
e. Gould and Thomas Lynch.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet il
the Council Chamber at s O'Clock in the eve
ming si-il p 81 si1aJ $50. e 20 l7isaos,s
| a54n1 -E1
Eyening--No business of any importanc,
1 was transacted. The several committee
met and some lively discussions came III
in regard to entertaining the visitors Will,
| in our city, but no programme could be set
tied upon. lis s1sas go1di ssisaf
Hon. s. E. Spring received and read tel
egrain from the West, stating that the com
pany, numbering between thirty and forty
would arrive here late Tuesday evening anC
remain two days. = 5aat
1t was suggested that Wednesday forenoon
they be shown our principal warehouses, oul
wharyes and the general advantages our city
offers for business by water and rail- In the
afternoon they were to be conveyed in car
riages throughout princpalstreets,a land iftme
would allow, they would be shown out into
the suburbs. Thursday it was thought a
grand excursion to the Islands on the steam
er Mahoning, be made, and there have
grand clanl-bake and good time.
| The meeting adjourned to meet Saturday
evening at the Council Chamber.