The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-10-13
NISI PRIUS.
RUTLAND COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM,
1878.
Hon Hoyt II. Wheeler, Chief Judge.
Hon. Isaac G. Wheaton, Assistant
Hon. Hicl HOLSTER, } Judges.
Henry II. Smith, Clerk.
William NJ. Field, Sheriff.

William NJ. Field, Sheriff.
Saturday, October 11M.-Judge Wheeler
rendered the following decisions in cases
heard on Tuesday:
No 3s6-Wiliam Gilmore VS.. John Do
gan Judgment for the plaintiff, S12.51.
No. 236-Warren H. Smith VS.. Alex
andcr Ressigne. Judgment for the plain
tiff. Damages to be assessed.
The following cases were heard on Satur-
day:
No. 267. Case & Cheney VS.. John NJ.
Dyer. Trial completed
W. X Beard VS.. Nathan Pierce. Judg-
ment for plaintiff. damages to be assessed.
Ormsbce & Briggs for plaintiff; Nicholson
& Baker for defendant.
No. 27G-R. w. Emerson vs.. Jerry j.
Lisbon. Judgment for thcplaintiff, DANA
ges to be assessed. J. O. Hawkins for
plaintiff; r. II. Thrall for defendant.
No 2Sl-C. II. Garrison VS.. c. f. Per-
kins. Judgment for plaintiff, damages to
be assessed Dunton & Vcazey for plain
tiff II. r. Thrall for defendant.
No. 300-James VI Ketchum vs. y War
ren Goss. Judgment for plaintiff. Dam
ages one cent and costs. j Q Hawkins for
plaintiff Ormsbec and Briggs for defcn-
dant.
f d Keyes & Co. vs. John VI Dyer.
Judgment for plaintiff Exceptions by the
l,r, ,,,l NipI,plapn fpt
plaintiff, Prout, Simons and Walker for
defendant
DIVORCE.
Caltha Hill VS. Joel T Hill. Residence
and marriage proved. Bill granted for
adultery. Custody of children given to the
mother
Flora Williams VS. Amos Williams. Mar
riage and residence proved Bill granted
for intolerable severity. An. order was
given that all funds in the hands of John
Engrem, guardian of Amos Williams, to be
paid to the petitioner. The petitioner in
this case is white and the petitionec col
ored
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
No. State Va Hugh Young, retailing.
Judgment, guilty of five offences, first con-
viction. Fine $50. Exceptions taken in
consequence of dispute as to whether the
lioour was sold on the Vermont or New
York side of the line.
No. S-State VS.. David Boynton, lar
ceny. Nolle Prosequi entered.
No. 2O-State vs. Latham Eggleston.
retailing. Nolle Prosequi entered.
Nos. 81 and 22-Statc vs. John Fitch,
larceny. Bonds forfeited IN both cases
and paid.
No. 24-State VS.. Town of Pittsford,
road. Nolle Prosoqui entered.
State VS.. Jedd A. Gull, retailing. Plea,
guilty of ten offences First conviction.
Fine 500 and costs, amounting to Sl22.-
20.
State VS.. Hosea wilkins, retailing.
Plea. guilty of one offense. First convic-
ton. Fine so and costs. amounting to
$20.Sl.
State VS. Riley Deming, retailing. Plea,
guilty of ten offences. First CONVICTION.
Fine 800 and costs, amounting to 1922.
20.
State VS. Martin Kellogg, retailing.
Plea, guilty of four offences. First con-
viction. Fined $40 and costs, amounting
to S62.40.
State VS. Elisha r. Allen, retailing. Plea,
guilty of two offences. Second conviction
Fine $40 and COSTS amounting to S62.
State VS. William Sweet, retailing. Plea
guilty of four offences. First conviction
Fine $40 and costs, $G24
State VS. Hiram l. Warner, retailing. Plea
guilty of two offences. Second conviction.
Fine $40 and costs amounting to $3.50.
State VS. Frederick p Paine. Assault
Plea guilty. Fine S25 and costs amount
to $45.5
State VS. George Duffy. Assault. Plea
guilty. Fine 500 and costs amounting to
S4O25.
State VS. Martin Duffy. Assault. Fine
$50 and costs, S40.25.
State VS. John B Spellman. Assault. Plea
guilty. Fine 500 and costs amounting tc
$4025.
State VS. Timothy d Spellman. Assault
Plea guilty. Fine $50 and costs, amount
ing to S70.25.
State VS. Charles Stafford and Arunal
Tower. Disturbance of religious meeting
in Clarendon, arraigned Oct 9th and plead
guilty. Fine 1875 and costs, amounting tc
S51 "a.
SENTENCED.
State VS. Myron N Jenny. Larceny. Ar
ragned October 4th. Plead guilty. Sen
fenced to be confined in the States Prison
at Windsor for the term of two years, ant
to pay costs, and stand committed unit
paid.
State VS. Julia Lucas, alias Julia Rogers
Larceny. Arraigned October 4th. PIE
guilty. Sentenced to States Prison 70
eight months and to pay costs.
The Chancery docket was called afte
which the court adjourned.
TODAY.
The court convenes at 10 o'clock thi
morning when the trial of the State VS. Joh
Collins, for lewdness, will be commenced.
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