Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-01

Nr Smith contended that IL was per-
fcclly safe, 40 the rotten timber IN the
bridge was supported by sound timber
and that the bridge supports 80 TO loo
tussss without a culver.
jude Danforth said he would hear
testimonr = To The condition of tho road
aud desired the Commissioners TO state
rs 10 .llle safety OF the bridge. After con
sullatinn. Mr.. Blake replied for them
that they declined taking lhe response
biity OF saying how much longer the
Ibridge could he usc,l safely 1t might be
used FOR months and no accident happen
and il would moi surprise Item 10 he2l
any day OF ito falling through Many
slecpers on the track were rolton and un
safe, and the road was washed badly
in some places. g
After some sharp spauing between
Mr.. Smith, who IL rs adroit and fertile III
lcxpedients as ever, aud Mr.. Blake, ono
oil the beat lawyers at the Penobscot bar
il WAS finally agreed that the Coart should
pass an order, equiring The road 10 bs
put in safe condition Immediately, and
that u healin. upon it, TO see whether the
order had been complied with, he had on
The first day oil December term.
In the meantime the public use the
road Mt their own risa. Natuye places
injunction ON Ihe ROAD rs soon A. snow
flies, anyhow
Foster. Go. Auy. B'b'e
Smith.
\. p. Rvel son '. John T. Carlton.
Land ,respas5 Alter testimony WAS
out the pIG. took Judgment Tor one cent
and costs.
Foster, Gib.on.
Chaile. Davis and HenrY Clark we're
srraigned Monday morning aus plead
guilty to lwu indictments for breaking
and entering ia the night time The siors
OF Chs,. Mason in Bethel and committing
larccu, therein; on Thursday. when the
Criminal Docket was taken up they were
brought inlo Court, and received the ssa-
lenco OF ConrI Ia each one year in The
State Prison.
Foster. Co. ATTY.
The following Divorces we've heard,
besides the crss reported last week:
Amanda NJ. Don Libl. V. John Il. Dsu
Divorce dsci cad, and iibsllant 10 have
custody OF minor child.
Oscar W. Royal, Libt. '. Alice A.
Royal. Divorce dccrcod,
Black. Foster.
Dora +. lIammons Libt. = Goo. +.
lannon's Divorce dsereod, and cus-
toby OF child given to l.ibeIlant.
IlA'Iings.
Geo W. lIaunaford libt, Y. Leona ).
liannaiord Divorce decrcod.
Emsline a. Willard Libl. ', Isaac ii.
Willard Divorce dscresd.
Bolster
The Court adjourned finally ON Thur
day
There were 81 continued actions. and
1913 new entries. Seven eases were
tried. and seven divorces granted. A
large number OF actions were disposed
oi 10y uonsuit. neither party aud default.
Unprecedented md eHeoivagisg-Of the
first iilly actions upon the docket OF the
Court III its recent session, some oI
which have been standing 80 long That
barnaclos had formed upon the wits
thiriy.two were finally disposed OF, this
term. Or the entire continued docket OI
80 actions, l5l were finally disposed VI
Judge DAuloIlh made "a good sugges-
ton. that the Court. in the County could
us run with one traverse or trial Jury, rs
'Ncll rs lwo---io. while me waS out dc
iiJelatin. upon case. matters could bc
heard by The CoUu. He excused .ny
Juror who desired 1t. retaining onlv about
fifteen, quite saving To the Cnuuti
Tho judge won high cncom.ums from
tie bar tor his urbanily aud kindness.
Thore was no hurIying OF pushing mat
ters ior Nh early adjournment. Ersy-
thing in readiness wa, disposed oi, ana
all MAS we'll done.