The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-06-05
Cour, Proceediu<s.

tOurt met on MONDAY morning at nine
O'Clock with Judge Barker on the bench.
The following cases were disposed of;
Commonwealth VS.. Anthony Shumaker;
surety of the peace. Defendant discharged
and the county pay the costs.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Williams;
surety of the peace. Defendant sentenced
to pay the costs and to enter bail in the
sum OF 800 to keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Springer;
surety. Sentenced to pay the costs and TO
enter bail in $500 TO keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. Harry Johnson;
surety. Sentenced to pay the costs and to
give $500 bond to keep the peace.
Commonwealth VS.. William March; de-
sertion. Sentenced to pay the costs and
ordered to support his wife.
Commonwealth VS.. James Finan; surety.
Sentenced to pay the costs and to enter
bal, in 1900 to keep the peace.
Commonwealth vs.. Charles Lewis and
Commonwealth VS.. Rebueh Charles, cross
suits for assault and battery were tried to-
gether. Jury find the defendant not guilty
in the first case and divided the costs be-
tween the defendant and the prosecutor
and in the latter case they returned a YER
diet of not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Mary Tomasko.
Steve Fesko and Steve Tomasko; assault
and battery and aggravated assault and
battery. Jury find defendants guilty.
Mary Tomasko was sentenced to pay the
costs of her case while the other two de-
fondants were sentenced to pay the costs,
$50 fine and to go TO Jail for 80 days.
Commonwealth VS.. George Sell; fornix
ct Get, Hannah Maxim. prosecutrix. Jury
find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Albert Bolvin; as
sault. Defendant sentenced to pay the
costs.
Commonwealth VS.. Robert Ream; fornix
ct Get, Maggie Miller, prosecutrix. De-
fendant plead guilty. Sentenced to pay a
ine OF $50, costs, $40 lying in expenses and
81 per week for seven years.
Commonwealth VS.. David Watson, bur-
glary; defendant plead guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Jacob Burkett re-
ceiying stolen goods. Jury find defendant
not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. John Ream; enter
irg railroad freight car with intent to
commit felony. Grand jury ignored the
bill.
james Freeman; assault and battery, two
counts. Mol pros entered on payment of
costs by defendant.
Commonwealth vs.. same; felonious as
sault and pointing firearms Defendant
plead guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Harry Hugh and
David Watson, three counts; breaking and
entering, breaking without entering and
receiving stolen goods. Defendants plead
guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. John c. Hough; re-
ceiving stolen goods. Mol pros entered on
payment of costs by county
Commonwealth VS.. Adam Jacobs: as
sault and battery with intent to comm. I
rape, and assault anG battery. Grand Jury
ignored the bill.
Commonwealth VS.. William Mccoy; lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods Defend
ant pleads guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Chaancey Myers: re-
ceiving stolen goods. Defendant pleads
guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Robert Ream; forni-
cation and bastardy. Defendant plead
guilty. Usual sentence imposed.
Commonwealth VS.. William Remington;
iaiCehy ahu Receiving stolen goods. De
fendant plead guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. John StrumQuest
horse stealing. Jury find defendan
guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Fred Speck; furnish
ing liquor to minors. Not a brue bill anC
the prosecutor, A. w. Hill, to pay tn,
costs.
Commonwealth VS.. Pearson KoontZ
| fornication and bastardy. Jury find de
fendant guilty of fornication.
| Commonwealth VS.. Michael Priest an,
John Boyle; felonious assault and battery
Jury find defendant not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. James Connors; lar
| ceay and receiving stolen goods. Not
| true dill.
| Commonwealth VS.. Wesley Dorman; as
sault and battery, three counts. Jury fin
defendant guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. same; assault an
battery. three counts. Jury find defend
ant guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. same; breaking an
entering with intent to commit a FELONY
Commonwealth VS.. Mary O'Connor; a:
sault and battery. Jury find defendaI
guilty and recommended to mercy of cour
Commonwealth VS.. James O'Connor; a:
sauit and battery. Jury find defendar
not guilty but that he pay one half I'll
costs and the prosecutor, Gregory
White, the other half.