Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-11
SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term, Hon. Oliver G. Hall, Presid.
ing.

Sheriff, K. e. Norton,
Clerk, W. s. Choate,
Geo. W. Heselton, County Attorney.
+. A. Small, Stenographer.
| Augusta, Sept 10.
The criminal docket was resumed. thi
morning
Demurrers were filed In liquor case
found at this term against the followins
parties:
Cbas. H Stafford, Louis Arquille, JOSEPH
Cloutier W. Jones, Isaac Abbott, .Jobr
ID. McGillicuddy, John p. Pooler A. b
Chadwick, Roman Pooler, John Burns
.Jr., Joseph H. Huard, NJ T. O'Hehir, +. X
Courtcmanchc, Arthur Letrault, A. d.
hemick, Fred Boynton, J. Conley, James
Crawford, George o. Myers and Eliza
Myers, Frank Peterson, J. Fields Murray,
Geo A. Daviau and j. W Eaton.
Francis d. Bickford Oakland, was ar.
raigned on an Indictment for cruelty driv.
ing horse, to which he pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to three months in Jail.
Frank Haskell of Weeks Mills, was
arraigned upon an Indictment for an as.
sault and battery upon a. r. Burrill, and
pleaded not guilty.
Henry Knox, Oakland, was arraigned
upon an indictment for malicious mi.
chief In injuring dwelling house of SAN
ford Baker. and pleaded guilty. 1t ap.
peared knox had settled with Baker for
the seven lights of glass he broke. Re
manded for sentence.
Arson DeRocher, on an Indictment for
breaking entering and larceny, pleaded
nolo contendere and was sentenced to 80
days in jail, having been already in con
flnement three months.
Henry Hayes was sentenced to pay a
fine Of S25 Oh an appealed liquor case. It
appeared that Hayes was acting as clerk
for a druggist at South Gardiner, but has
now left the business and the county
Geo A. Bryant was arraigned on an in
dictment for keeping liquor nuisance
and pleaded not guilty.
John NJ Shea and GeorRiana Gordon
were arraigncd on an indictment for
adultery and pleaded not guilty.
George Jones was arraigned ON three in
dictments for breaking and entering and
pleaded nolo conteneere.
Weston Darling, indicted for cheating
by selling pair of horses ON which there
was mortgage, pleaded nolo contendere
and was sentenced to 30 days in jail and
payment Of costs OF prosecution taxed at
$50. and in default of payment 30 DAYS
additional in jial. Darling has already
been three months in confinement
W. o. Wagner, inuicted at a previous
term for forgery in raising a check from 81
to $40, upon which he obtained suit of
clothes in Gardiner, was arraigncd and
pleaded nolo contenderc. Wagner was az
pretended soon after the crime was COM
mitted but obtained bail, which he jumped
and went TO Lowell and worked for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. where he was
found by his bondsmon and surrendered
here. He was sentenced to two years at
hard labor in the State prison.
The following persons paid fines on in
dictments found at this term for liquor
nuisances:
John NJ Colby. $3.50; James Tracey,
$3.50; Thomas Mclaughlin, Sl60; Andrew
Dusty, $3.50; Charles II. Simpson, $3.50;
J. l.. Forticr, $3.50; A. 5. Hamilton, $500
P. A. Houlchan, s160; Mike Mcdonald,
$3.50; J. b. Friel, $3.50; Chss. L. .Iackins,
S16o; Michael Mcnamara, sl60; Geo. d.
Huff, $3.50; Chas, A. Hoyt, $50.
Cases in order for sentence will be called
up, Wednesday morning.