The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-04

loud noise in street. 10; obstructing side
walk, Is; pulling false fire alarm, 2; stand
ing with carriage on street, l; throwing
nape1 in street, 2; throwing stones in street,
/: throwing snowballs in street. 5. Total,
sG72.
DISPOSITION OF THOSE ARRESTED.
Before court, ITO; complaint withdrawn,
92; committed on suspended sentence, A;
committed to State Reform school on sus-
pended sentence. 2; discharged, III; de-
livered to keeper of aims house, 30: de-
livered to truant officer, /; delivered to
officers out of town, 81; delivered to cruelty
officer, 2; delivered to United States naval
authorities. 5; delivered to sheriff of Cum
nerland county, 5; delivered to parents, 6;
returned home, l2; returned to Industrial
school at Hallowell. l. Total. 1872.
DISPOSITION OF THOSE BEFORE
COURT.
Appealed to the Superior court, So; COM
mitted to county jail and city house of cor
rection on sentence. 545; committed to
county Jail for non-payment of fine, 3. oil;
continued for sentence, IS: cases suspended,
316; committed 90 State Reform school. 10;
commit ed to the Industrial school, 2; COM
mtited to the Reforma tory at Lewiston, 2;
committed on suspended sentence, L; num-
Der of cases discharged by order of Court,
81; number of persons paying fine and costs,
$40 mol pros. 6; ordered to recognize to the
state, 54. Total, 1910.
Number of months sentence imposed as
above stated, 754; number of females, 224;
number of minors, 247.
NATIVITY OF PRJSONEPS ARRESTEO
United States. 954; England. So; italy, II;
France, 81; Colored American. 81; Sweden,
81, North American Indian. IA; China. g.;
Finland. 9; Russia. A; Denmark. Z; Portugal,
| 2; Ireland, 1868; Germany. 16; Persia, q;
Poland, Z; British American, Il; Scotland,
e.: Spain. 8; Turkey. 1: Hebrew,15; Norway,
81; Wales. ?. Total, 2672.
NATIVITY OF TRAMPS AND lODGERS.
United States. SOL. France, 80: Colored
American, 21; Scotland, 64:.4 Denmark, s.;
Hebrew, L: North American Indian, 81;
| italy. 1; Ireland, 572; British American. 81;
Germany, 16; England, 1856; Spain. /; Wales,
| 8; Russia, 1; Sweden. 2. Total. 1889.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
| Number of stores found open and secured,
| 1866; number of dangerous places found in
the street and reported 1856; number of stray
| teams found and caled for, %; number of
lost children found and returned to their
parents, %: number of fire alarms sounded
| blythe police, 5; number of still alarms, 2;
number of sick horses killed, 2; number of
sick and mad dogs killed, 8.
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
| The amount of stolen property recovered
and returned to the owners during theTyear
has been S2,3S095. This includes very
| large percentage of all property reported
stolen at the police station.
LICENSES.
| The amount of fees collected for licenses
to hacks and drays and paid into the city
treasury to be credited to the police con-
tingent has been one-hundIed and so1ty-
three dollars, (S143 .oO)
| While it would appear from this report
| that the number OF arrests of different per-
sons has been 1872. the facts ARE, 1868 have
been arrested for the first offence, 256 for
the second offence, 81 for the third offence,
| Sc for the fourth offence, Is for the fifth
offence, for the sixth offence, 2 for the
seventh offence, for the eighth offence.
Total, 2612.
| in concluding this, my second annual re-
port as City Marshal, wish to express my
sincere appreciation of courtesies and kind
ness shown me by all the city officials
with whom I have been thrown in contact.
desire to thank His Honor, Mayor Baxter.
for his help and valuable suggestions,
Deputies Sterling and Hartn EFT for their
assistance and hearty cooperation in all
matters relating to this department, and all
the officers of the force for their attention
to duty and the respect they have always
shown me.
Respectfully,
HENRY S. TRICkEY,
| City Marshal.