Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-23
SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term, Hon. o. G. Hall, Pre-
eidjp0.
w. q. Choate, Clerk.
q. w. Hese1ton. County Attorney.
E. T.. Norton. Sheriff.
+. A. Small. Stef1uaranher

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| +. A. Small, Stenugrapher.
Augusta, Sept. ~.
| George Coro and Thomas Phinney
i were brought in and discharged from
custody. no indictments having been
found against Them Coro was charged
with larceny. In the case of Phinney
no papers were sent up from the lower
court.
The following parties were arraigned
on indictments found against them at
this term, and pleaded not guilty.
John Herson, Augusta, assault with
intent to kill upon F. M. Bowman of
Augusta; Charles Warren, Cornelius
McGrath and John Cody, breaking and
| entering and larceny; George Moody.
assault and battery upon Isaac H.
| Salley; Joseph Hoyt, three indictments
for violation of the liquor law; Fred
Boynton, Chesea, three indictments for
| violation of liquor law; Albion Howe
| and Ann Howe, Augusta, three indict-
| ments for violation of the liquor law:
Levi King, Jr., Waterville, two single
sales; George Lashus, Waterville. com
mon seller: George Laundry, Water
vile, liquor nuisance; VIM Hamilton
| four indictments for assault and bat
terry; George Carson, Chelsea, three in
dictments for violation of the liquor
law.
The following parties filed demurrers:
Rufus Buzzell. Winthrop, single sale of
liquor; Jack Connolly, Augusta, LIQUOR
nuisance; Peter Pellegrene, Hallowen
liquor nuisance; John Burns, Jr, Hail.
Joseph Butler, Waterville, liquor
nuisance; George A. Darvian, Water
Vile. liquor nuisance: George Fortier.
Waterville. liquor nuisance; Thomas
Libby. Watervile, liquor nuisance;
Charles Marshall, Waterville. liquor
nuisance; Joseph Huard, Waterville
liquor nuisance; Charles Simpson
Watcrvllle, liquor nuisance; John F.
Pooler, Waterville, liquor nuisance:
Henry Perry, WatervilIe, liquor null
sance.
I4enry Light, Augusta. pleaded guilty
to an indictment for assault and bat
terry upon Harriet Lynch This is the
case of recklessly running over the lit
tie girl on the East side of the river in
this city. Remanded for sentence.
George l.. Lashus. Waterville, pleaded
guilty to an Indictment for being a
common seller of liquor, and was SEN
fenced to pay a fine of 800. and in de-
fault of payment 60 days in Jail on "A
liquor nuisance, $50, or four months in
Jail. Committed.
Jack Spauldng pleaded guilty to an
indictment for maintaining liquor
nuisance in WatervilIe, and was SEN
fcptpI ~ fi,1.. Of md in do
fault of payment four months in Jail
Cora Witham, Chelsea, pleaded
guilty to an indictment for being a
common seller of Intoxicating liquors
with an allegation of former convic-
ton. Remandcd for sentence.
Albert Thibadcau. Augusta. pleaded
nolo contendere on six indictments for
violation of the liquor law and was
fined i'll the aggregate $3.50 portion of
the cost, and three months i'll jail and
in default of payment. terms of i'm
prisonment aggregating II months
Joseph Kelley pleaded nolo contendere
to an indictment for larceny. Re
manded for sentence.
Charles III. Goodrich pleaded nolo
contendere to an indictment for cheat
ing by false pretenses. Remanded for
sentence.
John F. Morris of Augusta. pleaded
nolo contendere on six indictments for
on assault with intent to kill, with a
stone, having an intent to kill. upon
VIM. II. Leighton. 1t appeared that
the respondent had paid Leighton $50
in settlement of the injury inflicted
upon him. and there being some eX-
tcnuating circumstances the county mol
pressed the intent to kill and the
court imposed a fine of SIS and costs
which were paid.
Royal Day, William Hicks and Leo
Parent pleaded nolo contendere to amin
dictment for breaking and entering a
house in Mt. Vernon, and stealing food
AMI a ring. Day and Hicks are IA
years of age and Parent II and reside
in Augusta. Sentence was suspended
until the December term. and the boys
were allowed to go on probation.
Il. T.. Plummer pleaded nolo con ten
dere to an indictment for cheating
found at the April term.