Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-11
AUGUSTA LOCALS.


W. 8. CHoAIK, Clerk
EDsAK E. NoKros, Sheriff.
L. T. c,RIEToS, County Attorney,
+. A. SNAIL, Stenogrxpher.
MosDAr, April 10.
The following is a list of the traverse
jurors reporting for duty this morning;
W. +. Adams, Litchfeld tforemanl
George Armstrong, Realized: J. j. Bow
man, Hailoweil; Noah G. Damren. Bel
grade; Eugene L. Danforth, Gardiner; T.
n. Davis. wiathrop; Charles L. Frost,
John Hovey Gibson, Clinton
George Ii. Harvey, Augusta; j. Howard
Hunt, Chelsea; o. D. Nelson, Vassalboro;
Frank P. Randall, Augusta; John Rey-
holds, Winslov; Charles S. Rowe, OAK
land; Charles Soule, water-iiie: A. H.
Ware, Windsor; William H. Williams. Au
gustA; E. T. Wyman, Watervilie {ex-
cused).
The following indictments with those
published in Saturdays report comprise
all found at this term:
John Nichols, Augusta, liquor nuisance;
arraigned, plea noio contendre fined 500.
X. T. Kelley, Augusta, liquor nuisance;
J. II. Latino, Augusta, liquor nuisance,
common seller; Thomas Leighton, Angus
Ia, liquor Observation-Disclosures and pleaded
not guilty John Carroll, Gardiner, liquor
nuisance-,iemurrer filed; Isaac ABBOTT,
Gardiner, liquor nuisance and common sell
ier-demurrers filed; James Tracey, Hal
lowell, liquor Observation-Disclosures filed ;
John Barns, Halloweli, liquor nuisance
demurrer filed Peter Coro, Waterville.
.1tlar nd r,p b
ing house and tipping shop--demurrers
filed; Matthias Tighe alias William o 'Brien,
Chelsea, liquor nnisance--srraigued and
pleaded not guilty Harry Hopkins. Au-
gusta, liquor nuisance, cUnisou seller
demurrers fi.d; Joseph Foye, Augusta,
liquor nuisance, common seiier--demurrers
filed; Rose, alias Sophie Lashus, Water
vile, liquor nuisance, common seller and
drinking house and tipping shop-demur-
rers filed; T. Mclaughlin, liquor nuisance
common seller; II. q. Blake, Halowell,
liquor nuisance, common seller; George
Laundry. Gardiner, liquor nuisance
Michael, alias Bud Mcnamara, Gardiner
liquor Observation-Disclosures filed; Thomas
G.. Field and Mort DeWare, Gardiner
| liquor nuisance, common seller,-demur.
/ rers filed as to Field; John T.. kersey and
| VIM. Houiehan, Gardiner, liquor nuisance
common seller; Frank McLeer, Gardiner
| liquor nuisance, common seller-demurrer,
| filed; Charles + .Iackins, Gardiner, liouol
| nuisance, common srller-demurrer,
fled, George McNAmara ant
| Frank Peterson. Gardiner, liz
| uor nuisance and common seller; NJ. +
kenniston, Gardiner, liquor nuisance ant
| common seller-demurrers filed; W. A
Tolman, Gardiner, liquor nuisance, common
seller; Peter Houlchsn. Gardiner, liquo
nisance-demurrer fled Ella McCurn
Gardiner, liquor nuisance-demurre filed
Lewis Butler, liquor nuisance-arraigned
/ pleaded nDiy r0HteRdre fined 500 ant
costs j. NJ. Booth. liquor nuisance; Ed
ward L. Blake & F. A. Monroe, Gardiner
liquor nuisance, common seller--tlemurrer
filed as to Monroe John Dumphy, Card
ner, liquor Observation-Disclosures filed.
Peter Coro of Waterville was brought u
for sentence on two indictments, one 70
maintaining liquor nuisance and one fol
being a common seller. On the former h,
was fined 500 and costs, and in default o
payment four months in jail, and the latte
was continued to the September term 70
sentence.
Arthur Lessor of Wateryille. a boy i
years of age, was brought up for sentence
on an Indictment for perjury before tn,
grand jury in liquor case at the Decem
Der term to which he had pleaded guilty
The boy did not appear to be of vic
ions character from the testimony in hi
behalf. aud in view of this and the fact tina
he had already been in jlil since Decembe
the case was continued until the Septembe
term for sentence and he was allowed to z,
on his own recoguzance.
: Robert Mccall was arraigned ami plead
ed guilty 10 an indictment for larceny.
Georgianna Perkins of Oakland wa
brought up for sentence on an indictmen
for being common seller. The respond
ents counsel pleaded for mercy on tn,
ground that this was the only time she hat
ever been guilty of violation of the liquo
law. and that she had recently met witt
hard luck in the death of her husband. Tn,
county attorney did not controvert that thi
was her first criminal offence, but elaine,
that her luck had changed, as she had quit,
recently succeeded in marrying again. He
case was continued until the Septembe
term on payment of the costs taxed at S25
State VS.. Thomas A. Pinkham. Count,
attorney for State, Whitehouse 4 Tame
for respondent. Indicted for mantainin.
liquor nuisance in Winthrop. The test
mony on the part of the government tende,
to show repeated sales. Pinkham did no
himself go upon the stand. The testimon,
was concluded when court adjourned a
80.