Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-08
SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. VIM p. Whieshouss, Judge
Presiding.

G. T. STEVENS. Sheriff.
l.. T. CARLEroS, County Attorney.
w. 5. CaoArs, Clerk.
+. A. SMALL, Stenoyrspher.
MONDAY. April I.
The crimi nal docket WAS taken up this
morning.
Charles Simpson of Wsterville fiei de-
murrers to four liquor indictments against
him found al this term.
Fred Wilson. Augusta, pleaded nolo
eORfeHdre 10 an Indictment for maintaining
nQuo- NUISANCE and VAS sentenced TO q
rine OF Slo0.
Joseph jones, Randolph. filed demur-
rers to three liquor indictments found At
this term and two sppesied cases.
IL . Blake. HtiIoa ell, pleaded aolo
eoHterGrs TO An indictment for keeping q
nQaor nuisance and for being common
seller. and was sentenced TO ,ine of $50
on the former and 500 and costs on the
latter.
o. Kicker. Randolph. WAS arraigned and
pleaded not gully 10 an indictment for
keeping liquor nuisance.
Edward H4ason. Chelsea, pleaded not
+. NJ, Bowman plea led noio sontendrs to
keeping liquor nuisance and being = CON
mon seller and was fined s2Go.
Alden Weaver, ksniolph, pleaded not
gully 10 beng a comm1n seller of liquor.
John Carroll. Gardner, paid sloo and
costs on an old inilctmen, for being a com.
mon seller.
Thomas Mclaughlin, Gardiner. paid 500
on an oil Indictment for maintaining
liquor nuisance.
Chas Mclaughlin, Augusta. paid a
tiae OF So on an Old indictment for keep
ing liquor nuisance.
l.. J Cote, of Wsterville. on four old
liquor cases, WAS tiuei and paid $40 His
counsel flied demurrers to the two liquor
indictments found against him at this term
Charles Brown of Albion was arrsigned |
upon an Indictment for poisoning domestic |
animals, aud pleaded guilty. II appeared |
from the stat, ment of the prisoner that he |
Is 10 years old ami was living with family |
of the name of . iinn ia Albion; that he |
mixed London purile with the grain of |
pair OF steers and administered il 10 them, |
from which they died; that he had no mo |
i've for SO doing AMI was unable u assign |
An, reason for the act. The judge ordered |
the prisoner TO be remanded pending fur |
lher Investigation and sentence.
George Williams of Gardiner pleaded |
guilty TO an indictment for larceny of So SO |
from the person OF Joseph ii. Bushey. Re |
manded tor sentence.
Isaac &. Ieaton Chelsea, was srrsigned |
and pleaded guilty 10 an Indictment for |
malicious mshief, cutting and destroying |
tn clothing of one Nellie Fillmore of Bos- |
ton. alleged TO De of the value OF SIS |
Sentenced 10 10 months in jail. An indic,- |
ment against the same party for fornica
ton was not passed
Siephen Trask, Oakland, pleaded not
guilty TO an indictment for malicious mis- |
chief, the taking OF \ team and driving 1t |
without authority of the own r; also same
plea to au indictment for larceny of the
team.
State VS.. Henry Sawyer. l.. r. Carleton
for State. J. ii. Potter for respondent. Ia
iictment for maintaining liquor nuisance
Al South Ga diner. The testimony in the
part of the government tended TO show sales
Df cider which WAS drank On the premises;
alcohol and Jsmacis ginger sold TO be
drank as a beverage. The testimony for
the government was unfinished at the time
lf adj lnrnment.