Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-09-18
SUPERIOR CoURr
Term, Judge W. p. Whit.
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IT. THURSDAY, Sept. I6.
ine criminal docket was taken ~, hi.
morning. up 'ni'
The following sentences for violation os ~
heuor law were imposed by the copr,.
remington Z. Harvey, on two liouo, mi;
sahces, fine of 500 or two months ; uui
onneht' and $3.50 or three months in,nr
NM common seller, 500 or so dars IN,
1 pi.sohlhent; tippling shop, 500 and cosfs .,
''rse months imprisonment. VI
~aiiace upper, two LIQUOR nuisanoas g
~ or TWO months Imprisonment. sI5f
~ n &c months imprisonment: common Iii
ment. 'a5s imprlson'
Henry Bishop. liquor nuisance. sion ~ .o
months Imprisonment; search "a 80 s VI TWO
9ioo or two months Imprisonment
sumner NJ. Carr, liquor nuisance s1oo
Ieleg d Croker, common seller s1oo =,
sixty days imprisonment. '0 u
Gases for trial by iury wera ,ban ..,.o.
up. '"e" taken
otate vs.. Wellington C. Harvey.
W. 1. Haines for State. : Nj ua..L G.
,,espohoent. Indictment for MAINTAINING :,
i'qoor nuisance in Waterville, Verdict an;i
ty. e'uic'' gull
State VS.. George Seco.
w. l. dalnes for State, E. w Whiteho,se
ior respondent. Indictment for keening a i;o-
uor nuisance in China. The case was cIosad
ouI .he jury were not required to take it to,
night and were excused until morning
FRIDAY, Sept 18th.
otate VS.. Seco. Verdict, guilty. Sen.
fenced to pay fine of S75 or serve an i'm.
prisonment of three months. '''
:, Charies Robbins pleaded guilty to an in
uictnent for the larceny of a team. the nron.
erty Oh one Jenness of Winthrop. and wa,
sentenced to seven months labor in Jail.
Inc Following sentences were imposed for
violation of the liquor law.
hichard Butler of Waterville, on a l,npor
nuisance, was sentenced to pay a fine of slO0
ol serve sentence of four months, on a
single sale, $50 or thirty days in Jail.
Eiezer Lessor, liquor nuisance, sentenced
" me OF Slo0 or three months in Jail ;
Je a.eh aho seizure, 500 and costs, or ninety
days; single sale, $50 or thirty DAYS.
George W. Fairbrother, common seller
fine of 5000 ana costs and four months in
jail; in default of payment of fine. four
months additional imprisonment; liquor nui.
| sance, hne OF 5000 or four months in Jail :
tipping shop, 500 or three months in Jail.
ihomas Pinkham, liquor nuisance, 5000
ar Tour months in Jail; search and seizure,
SlOo and costs or ninety days in jail
Charles Lakin, liquor nuisance, 500 or
three months in Jail.
Dennis Clarity, single sale, $50 or thirty
days in Jail; liquor nuisance, $40 or three
months in Jail.
Ivory Hayes, nuisance and search and
SEIZURE. 5000 or four months in jail
Consideration of the criminal docket was
| resumed in the afternoon.
State VS.. George Williams, and John
Williams. W. L. Haines for State, A. M.
Goddard for deft. This is case of search
ard seizure and comes from the municipal
court on appeal. Counsel for the respon-
dent moved to quash the complaint on ac-
count of variation in the name of the re-
spondent which is claimed by his counsel to
be John Williams. The decision of the
Judge was reserved and the government pro-
ceeded with its testimony which was closed
before adjournment. Adjourned until morn
ing at $50.