Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-16
CITY COURT.
business Transacted in the city and Jus
tice Courts During the Week.


tics Courts During the Wesk.
William Blake was nrraigned for being
drunk July last, pleaded guilty, disclosing
on William Fitzgerald who was fined
$40 with costs. Blake was ordered to pay
s. and costs,
John Kelley, the carter was arraigued in
the City Court Friday on the charge Of
intoxication. He pleaded guilty and was
fined So and costs. He disclosed on liquor
which he procured at the city agency upon
physicians order.
Pete Prcvy of Winoosk, who was ar
rested Thursday, was taken before the court
where he entered plea of guilty and was
assessed 50 and costs. They both paid the
fines.
Sheriff Reeves and Officer Brunell search
ed w. Il. McCarty's billiard rooms on Main
street Saturday evening, securing seven
bottles OF whskey and a quantity OF wine.
They also raided Joseph Lambert's premises
on HYDE street but they did not discover
any liquor.
Warren Kidder of Winooski was arrested
while in q drunken condition for insulting
two young ladies on Pearl street Sun
day. Kldder followed the ladies into Church
street where the attention of Officers Fin
neran and Cosgriff was called to his con-
duct aud they escorted hi m to Jail.
Oscar and Fred Cassidy, and Edward
! o. Brien, clerk at the Hotel Chittenden, were
each convicted Of one offence of
furnishing liquor to minor. They
were fined IS and costs and 10 days
imprisonment in the House of Correction,
$40 and costs, and Sl5 with costs and 10
days impr sonmant respectively. They APP
pealed. Chief Dumas arrested the CASH
dys and Sheriff Reeves arrested o. Brien.
H.
night while intoxicated was taken into
court, where he pleaded not guilty, but on
trial was convicted. Judge Peck assessed
him SO and costs. He appealed, and
being unable to furnish bail was escort
ed to Jail.
Bernard German was orraigned for n
second offence of intoxication, to which
he said be was guilty and was fined
$40 with costs He disclosed the city
agency and was immediately arrested upon
the charge of obtaining liquor under false
pretsnces. He denied it, but on trial was
convicted.
Sheriff Reeves raided T. II. Murphys
saloon on Main street yesterday, securing a
quantity of liquor. John Mann came into
court, claimed TO be the owner of the bev-
erage aud was ordered to pay the State $40
and costs.
warren kldder was TAKEN lnuo court yes
Tuesday, where he withdrew his appeal in
the case against him for intoxication and
was assessed So and COSTS
Bail was fixed in the cases against Ber
nard German at $50, which was furnished.
Hiram Gokey, who was arrested for
breach of the peace Monday, was heard
Tuesday. His wife made the complaint,
telling the officers that she and her husband
had family ''iar'' and that he choked her.
She changed her mind during the night,
however, and when called as a witness did
not remember much, il anything. The case
was continued four weeks.
Sheriff Reeves searched L. II. Shattuck' 5
restaurant TUESDAY and secureI 4S bottles
of lager.
l.. c. o. Brien's case was reconsidered in
the City Court and he was sentenced to pay
a fine OF $50 and costs. He appealed the
case to the County Court through his law
yer, j. A. Brown.