Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
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Presiding.

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W. S. CuoArE, Clerk.
E.E. NORTON, Sheriff.
1T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
F.A. SNAIL, Sfenogrspher.
Augusta, Wednesday, April H.
Edgar c. Wake f I'D, indicted for keeping
/. gambling house, fled demurrer.
Demurrers were fled in the following
liquor cases;
Isaac Abbott, two cases of liquor null
ssnce.
IA. Brick, liquor nuisance.
John NJ. Colby, liquor nuisance ana COM
Geo. Fl Chadwick, liquor nuisance and
common seller.
John Dunphy, liquor nuisance.
CHI. Douglass. Eqaor nuisance.
Peter A. Houlehan, hquor nuisance.
r. Hall, lquor nuisance and common
81 Her.
Chas. F. Jackins, Liquor nuisance and
common seller.
Dan Mack, alias Dan McGlicuddy,
LIQUOR nuisance and common seller.
Frank McAleer, liquor nuisance, common
seller.
Geo. W. Williams, liquor nuisance and
common seller.
FIR nix Peterson, liquor nuisance and
common seller.
A. Chandler, liquor nuisance and common
seller.
A. P. A. Piche,te, liquor nuisance and
common seller.
George Laundry, liquor nuisance and
common seller.
Arthur Smith of Oakland, was arraigued
on an indictment for larceny of money from
the person of George Carson, and pleaded
not guilty.
Tibbetts Cochrane was brought in and re-
tracted his plea of not guilty to the indict-
ment sgainst him for robbery from George
Carson, and pleaded guilty.
John Dupphy, on an old case OF common
seller, with an allegation of former convic-
ton, pail fine and costs amounting to
S2l5 06.
Peter A. Houlehan, on a case of common
seller, with allegation of former conviction,
paid S2l5.06 as the fine and costs.
Frank McAleer, on common seller
case, with allegation of former conviction,
paid fine and costs amounting to S2l5 o6.
George W. Williams in case of common
seller paid fine of Sll5 06.
John f. Deehan, liquor nuisance, found
at this term, paid Sl62.50 and costs.
John Burns, Jr., paid $4,000 for liq-
uor nuisance and common seller, old cases.
R. C. Hall paid S2l5 06 on case of
common seller.
Dennis Peltier paid 500 on a nuisance
case and SIP 80 on a common seller, found
at this term.
George W. Heselton, counsel for George
Silver, charged with mansla lighter, moved
that the respondent be furnished with the
process of the court to procure witnesses.
This motion is made under the statute
which authorizes it to be done in the dlscre-
ton of the court when the respondent is
without means. He stated that the defend
ant was absolutely without property and
there were witnesses he must have to make
defence, one being in Fort Fairfield.
He understood the government contem-
plated taking the case up on Monday next,
and if the case was to be tried then, the re-
spondent would not have more than time
to prepare the defence.
Mr.. Carleton understood the granting of
the motion to be within the discretion of the
court, but called attention to the great ex-
pense of the former trial and the result.
The Court required the counsel for the
respondent to furnish by tomorrow a list of
the witnesses he desired, and the matter
wonld be taken under consideration. The
Court intimated that the State would not,
however, afford aid to procure expert tesit-
mony.
William Coro retracted his plea of not
guilty to an indictment for burglary and
larceny, and pleaded guilty. The govern
ment entered mol. pros. as to the break.
ing and entering, and as there
were extenua,ing circumsts noes, and
the respondent has been in jsi two months.
the case as to the larceny was continued
for sentence, and he was allowt d to 20 on
his good behavior.
State v. Eddie Cote AMI Lera Nadeau.
Indictment :for adultery at Waterville, on
Dec. %. 1898, County attorney for State,
A. M. Goddard for respon Tents. The gov
eminent was proceeding with its testimony
when court adjourned.
The county attorney give notice that all
cases in order for sentence would be taken
up Thursday morning, and attorneys are
requested to be present with their clients.
If such clients are not present process will