Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-10
SUPERIOR counr.


y. T. SrEvExs, Sheriff
w. s. CHoArE. Clerk.
y. I. CARLETON, County Atty.
r. A. SMALL. Ssenogrspher.
MosDAf. Dec 9.-Bovjer VI. White.
This case was concluded n 30 p. NJ, With
. verdict for the plaintiff fos s27.-5
The criminal docket vas taken up this
forenoon. and the follow ing is q list Of the
indictment. found At this tern
Henry Paris and Edward Farris, Augusta.
Larceny. Arfzigned and pleaded noto eon-
ferdye. The respondents we're released on
bail TO appear for sentence.
Thomas Albert Turner, Augusta. Rape.
Arraisned and pleaded not guilty.
Joseph Dyer and Frank MzIcolmb, Leeds.
Burglary AID larceny Of horse n HallovelI !;
burglary and larceny Of robes in West Gar
diner; burglary and larceny Of harness, robe
and sleigh in FarmiDgdale.
j. A. $. BiackhalI. Wsferville. Embez-
Element and larceny Biackbxli vas brought
into court, but bis counsel, Brown John.
son. being absent, he was rsmanded TO Jail
for the present
Chas- Z. Besl, Augusta. Assault to ravish.
Arraianed and pleaded not guilty.
Thomas Sullivan, Augusta. Burglary and
larceny in Augusta also for larceny from
the person. Arraigned and pleaded guilty.
Franklin Stevens, Randolph. Aiding in
maintaining nuisance.
Daniel b. Rowe, Waiervilie. Illegal
transportation of liquor. Arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
George Mansanet, Waterviile. Embezzle-
ment and larceny. Arrsigned aud pleaded
not guilty.
Fred Is. Gould, Randolph Aiding in
maintaining liquor nuisance
A. l.. Emerson, Augusta. Single sale
nuisance. common seller.
ii. A. Wait, Wateryille. Liquor nuisance
X. j. Remission, Gardiner. Common
seller and nuisance. Arralgned and pleaded
not guilty. !
Ssiina Obien & Lewis Obien, Randolph.
Common seller. nuisance.
VIM. II. Merrill, Gardiner Tipping shop,
common seller. nuisance.
Thomas Mclaughlin. Gardiper. Liquor
nuisance.
l.. j. Cote, Watervilie Common seller,
nuisance.
Geo, Houlehan, Gardiner Tipping shop,
common seller, nuisance.
Geo. VI. Is ackmaa, Randolph TipplinQ
shop, common seller, NUISANCE.
Ivory Hayes, Augusta. Tipping shop,
common seller, nuisance.
Leroy Fogg, Gardiner. Nuisance (2),
common seller.
Eliza Meady, Manchester. Liquor nui-
sance.
J. f. McManus. WaterviIle. Common
seller. nuisance.
James Rumney, Augusta. Liquor nui-
sance.
Mary Gibbs. Chelsea Liquor nuisance.
Arrsigned and pleaded not guilty.
VIM. ii. Stinchfeld, Chelsea Common
seller. Arragned and pleaded not guilty
Thomas A. Pinkham, Winthrop. Com
mon seller, nuisance, tipping shop.
Gard Bigelow, Augusta. Liquor nuts
ance.
C. W. Merrill, Augusta. Common seller,
nuisance.
Harry Hopkins, Augusta Common seller,
nuisance.
Thomas Burk, Gardiner. Tipping shop,
nuisance, common seller.
Edward Murphy, Augusta. Common sell
Ter, nuisance,
Jennie Clarity, Hallowell. Common sell
Ter, nuisance. Arraigned on the charge Of
keeping nuisance, pleaded aoio e0ntendye
and paid fine of 500. On the indictment
for being common seller demurrer was
fled
John Carroll, Gardiner. Common seller,
nuisance. Arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
VIM. II. Raekliff, Augusta. Single sale,
nuisance.
John II. Dorsn, Augusta. Single sales,
3. tipping shop, common seller, nuisance.
+. NJ. Bowman, Augusta. Common sell
Ter. nuisance.
George A. Mcnamara, Gardiner. Common
seller, nuisance.
o. Richer, Randolph. Common seller.
Charles Burk, Randolph. Common sell |
Ter. nuisance, tippling shop.
George Heath Gardiner Aiding in MAIN |
tanning liquor nuisance, common seller.
Frederick Steuback. Chelsea. Liquor
nuisance. Arraigned and pleaded not guilty. |
J. II. Stain, Mt Vernon. Perjury.
Charles C. Brown, William W. Heath snd
John Brown, in custody to await the action |
of the grand jury, were brought into court
and discharged. no indictments having been
found against them.
Demurrers were filed in the cases of
George Houlehsn, Selma & Lewis Obien, C. |
W. Merrill, Thomas Mclaughlin, Geo. A.
McNamara. Thomas Burk, VIM. II. Rackliff
and James Rumney.
State W. John II. Doran of Augusta. In
dictment for making 4 single sale of intoxi- |
eating liquor on the 2lst of last October. l..
T. Carleton for State, Z. W. Whitehouse for
respondent The arguments were closed at
the time of adjournment.
Saint Marks Choir is to sing full choral
service at Christ Church, Gardiner, on We'd |
nesday evening next. The vestry at Gardi- |
ner having decided to form a vested choir,
have arranged with Mr.. Hyde to form and
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