Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-24
BUSY WEEK IN COURT.


Wilson and Eva Newport Discharged In.
| toxication and seizure Cases
John LaPlant, who was arrested on the
charge of stealing Sl3j from the Shepard a.
Morse companys retail office, was admitted
to bail Thursday in the sum of $500.
Two intoxication cases were tried in the
city court Saturday. John Cameron and
| Nelson Brock were the victims. Each one
| pleaded not guilty but we're convicted on
trial and fined S. with costs Of S11 -, or an
alternative sentence of 90 days in the house
| of correction.
In the City Court Monday Eddie Nc
Gowan pleaded guilty to charge Of re-
ceiving stolen goods and was seutenced to
serve two months in the House Of Correc-
ton.
Louis Limoge pleaded guilty to a second
offence of keeping intoxicating liquor with
intent to sell and was fined $40 and costs of
sgt. w and sentenced to serve one month in
the House of Correction. He appealed and
ID. j. Foster went bail in the sum of 5000
Eleazer Belislc pleaded guilty to n third
offence of keeping intoxicating liquor with
intent to sell and was fined 800 and costs
of'S22. O2 and sentenced to serve one month
in the House of Correction He appealed
and c. L. Trick went bail in the sum of
$500.
G. b. Clark of Winoosld pleaded guilty to
a charge Of intoxcation and was fined So
and costs of SIj1. He disclosed Oh some
whisley which he bought in Boston
A. W. Wilson, who was arrested on Sis
picion Of being implicated with Edward
Willis in the mysterious disappearance of
James Bingham'S pants one dark night
about three weeks ago appeared in the
City Court Tuesday and the charge against
him was mol pressed.
Eva Newport of st. Adams, who has been
in court on various occasions since May II
charged with stealing watch from George
johnson last fall, again appeared and was
discharged
George Frenette's premises at 60 South
Battery street were searched Tuesday by
Sheriff Reeves and barn. of beer found
In court Frenette was fined 800 and costs
of S22. The case was appealed and bail
furnished i'll the sum of 5000
Jerry Belamar pleaded guilty to n charge
of intoxication and was fined So and costs
OF sol. with an alternative sentence Of 20
days at Rutland. He disclosed ON Moses
Lavally of Archibald street. Moses pleaded
guilty to the charge of furnishing and was
| fined SO and costs of $500.
Carrie Blair pleaded guilty to a charge of
tntoxication and was fined S. with costs of
SS.O1 Mary Mitchell, better known as
Katie Cummings, also pleaded guilty to a
similar charge and was fined 500 with costs
of 81. OF and sentesced to serve two months
| IN the House of Correction. with n further
alternative sentence of 81 days at Rutland
She will go TO the Marble City to-
day. These two danlSels disclosed on a
pint of whiskey which accompanied
them and man to Essex Junction Monday,
and further disclosed on Zeph Hapgood
proprietor of the Folsom house Hapgood
appeared in court, pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 with costs of S2l.0l. He appealed
and bail was furnished in the sum of $50
The premises of James Daley were
searched by Sheriff Reeves on April 26 last
and jug of whiskey and barrel of beer
found. In court Tuesday the liquor was
adjudged forfeited and Daley was fined 500
with costs of S22 O2. He appealed and bail
was furnished in the sum of $50