Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-05-30

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| the morse only on the occasion alluded
10. On that time he came over to see
Ferretl who was in. jail; ne came over
on account of the desire OF Mrs
Ferretis mother and was one hour
and forty minutes driving over and an
nour and three-querters going home;
dld not sweat the horse coming or 60
ing. TIE horse would not drink but
little water and was apparently all
right. Ferret the next day took the
horse from Webb's stable and put ii
Il pen without covering;tiae weather
then came up cold and the horse was
exposed in this pen a day and a half to
the cold weather.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Tne appeal case Of David Ferreti
and George Webb was resumed, and
Mr.. Webb was put upon the rack"
under the sharp cross-examination OF
Mr.. VanSyckel. 1t proved more OF
rack than was comfortable for Mr.
WEBB, who 1oundered dreadfully, but
with the kindly assistance OF his coun-
sci, came out ell right in the end.
After argument OF counsel motions
were attempted to be made by lawyers
John S. Mitchell and Walter H. Bacon,
in the case OF Sheriff against Mrs.
Vanaman coming up from Justice q.
E. Wocdruf's court. A postponement
OF the case was demanded by Mr..
Mitchell on the ground that the Justice
had faisifed the transcript. This was
not allowed and argument was begun
on d motion for q nonsui5 by Mr.
Mitchell, Mr.. Bacon resisted the mo.
ton.
Court adjourned until Monday, when
decisions in the liquor license applica-
tions will be given.
MONDAY MORNING.
The appeal case of Sheriff Shaw
against Mary G. Vanaman, to recover
for milh sold her from the Sheriff s
farm al Manumuskin, the hearing OF
which was begun on Friday afternoon
resulted in nonsuit for Mrs. Vana
aan, owing TO defects and falsifcationi
claimed IN the transcript of proceed
ings in Justice Daniel E. Woodruff,
court The Sheriff had sold a mill
route to Mrs. Vanamau, with horse
wagon and all the necessary milk cans
for which she paid him. She thel
purchased the milh from the Sheriff
farm. On account OF the milk she owel
over $500. and to recover this amoun
suit was brought, with the result q
stated.
This ended the appeal cases for th
May term of Court. Court was opened
this morning with Judges Hoagland
Stratton and Hendee on the bench
Judge Hoagland announced tie grant
ing OF nonsuit 10 the Sherif's suit
John s. Mitchell ESD, presented
the application Of Christian H
Gahre to keep a wholesale liquor el
tablshment in Hopewell Township
Mr.. VanSyckel assisted Mr.. Mitchell
The application was met with tn
usual Temonstranees Of the Law an,
Order Society, by Mr.. G. E. Sheppard
The Court ruled that matters hap
pening before last October, in connec
ton With the place OF Mr.. Gahre
should not be brought up.
Chas. Hunt was sworn to testify il
behalf Of the remonstrants He sait
he lived on the Roadstown road up tt
November BED. of last year. He wa
asked if he had seen men drinking, o.
drunken men passing ION the Roads
town road during the time of his resi-
dence their; since the last term O.
Court.
It was explained that it would be
shown that drunken men had come
directly from Gahre's place. His
answer TO the question was yes ]
have
How about this spring since you
have been back from the South"
Il have seen two or three"
How is it as concerning noise along
the way?'
Il heard some during the first of the
summer months, but none this spring. "
Have You known whether or not
Shores & Bitzer's place was opened
this spring?"
Not positively
J. n. Spence was called. He was
asked;
Have you seen drunken men or
men drinking along the Roadstown
road, since the last term of court ~
II have; it is q matter of my almost
daily observation
The place run by Frank Shores, he
said was partially closed, during this
time. In the first part of May it was
closed, He had seen men going out
the Roadstown road sober and had
seen tbe same men returning drunk.
II have seen men go in Gahre's and
seen men come out of there; I have
seen them coma bu INV y,looa @r,,l =,