The Portland daily press., 1867-10-04

Of them in the great fire of July 4, 1866. At the
opening of the Court, the former Recorder, William
E. Morris, Esq, under whose supervision the rooms
have been. rebuilt and rearranged, remarked that
there was a large gathering to commemorate the
event of the Courts getting back into old place,
and said it was proper that due notice should be tax
en- of the event. He then called upon Judge Kings
bury for some remarks. i.
Judge Kingsbury responded in few excellent and
appropriate remarks, which we copy from tie Star.
He congratulated the members of the bar the officers
OF the Court and all who had business with the ri
buhal upon the reoccupation of their new quarters
with all the former advantages and many improve
| ments. Fifteen months ago, he remarked we were
elected by teri process, and since that disaster they
had been indebted to the School Committee tor ac-
Communications, somewhat confined and inconvenient
but the best they had. They under great obi
cations to Mr. Morris for his good taste in arranging
and indefatgable zeal in pushing the work. to enable
them to again assemble in the rooms, and acknowl
edged the kindness of the Mayor, the architect and
contractors for their efforts in Fastening their COM
petion. He alluded pleasantly the recent dedica-
ton of the North School, and said that he considered
| that institution as in opposition to the Municipal
Court, for, said he, during my official have
never had brought before for crime regular at
tendant at school, and very rarely native American
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| Sabbath Schools in this connection.
The Judge alluded to the retormatory measures es-
tabshed to reclaim juvenile offenders and express
ed the hope that the proposed Reform School or Girls
would soon become fact. In the present Reform
School seventy-five per cent. of the boys committed
became good citizens.
The gallery of portraits which had been SO CAREFUL
iy gathered by the late Recorder could be
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declined speaking and the udge remarked that his
work in and around the court room spoke well for
him. Certainly Mr.. Morris is deserving of all the
sncomiums paid to him, for he has done well. His
previous long occupancy OF the room showed him its
ueiec's anu suggested many improvements anu ne
N,D -, ienieueu 'ne one anu auopted tne otner.
ceeded 70 call tho doc. Of a,,,1 sns,,s. ;nstes
George Pierce. Frederick, IT Reed and Tbomas
Mayo had an examination on complaint charging
them with breaking and entering the shop of Robert
F. Green Jr., and committing larceny therein. City
Solicitor Drummond appeared for the State Pierce
was defended by Mr.. o'Donnell, Reed by MIR, Garlic
'on' anu mayo Dy MT. farker. Inc prisoners were
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