Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-10
REVIVAL OF BUSINESS.
1t Was ESps rieneed ia city Court Grow
ing Out Of SUNDAY prunk<-

The cases of the boys who damaged the
fence around the South burlington cerie-
terry last Saturday night while retUrutus
from dance were disposed Of FRIDAY
] ne cases were brought before Justice b.
W. J. Hawkins. The boys had no counsel
and states Attorney r. f. Brown app car
I'd Tor the prosecutor The eases wsr~
short. each Of the boys Pleading guilty
with the exception OF one. whose case Was
nollt pressed
The following was the disposition Of the
'cdseS: Louis Martin. hned SIC and costs
OF $751; alternate sentence n days in the
McrkhouSe; Louis Brunette. case role
pressed; Fred tfaight. fined So and costs
OIL VOL. alternativesentence ~ daySs CHAR
les Dolan. fined sic and costs of s.. II. alter
native sentence Of NJ days: Mu,isrt bar
temy. tned $40 and costs of S7.i1. alterna-
tive sentence of 81 days. Edward Mills.
hned $40 and costs OF SSu. alternative
sentence II days. Alonzo tltight. Uudsr Is
sentenced To the Industrial ScaGol fOx tS-
mander of his minority.
city Court experienced q revival % bus
mess Monday. which kept il bsSv trcua
carly morn until the KS had 10 cs lighted
In order t1 enable JUdse Russ, 10 eater
the assessments CT fines and costs. The
cases grew out OF some Sunday tneoxtca-
tloh arrests ana were particularly psV0rtc
in disclosures.
The nve,ieSt case Of the DAY was that Of
James O'HriSn. who WAS arrested Sunday
FOR being drunk. O'Brien entered A pleA
CT guilty and made an unsatisfactory dts
closure. He Was sent back for further
meditation and came in i second TIM.
only to be sent back on a refusal To- dlS.
close. On the third and last aste.r y.
O Brien recalled ana told Of a visit 70 the
c:ty agency. where he m4>Quera,ts1 ua,
der The name ot james Smtth So EtS MIS-
lined = and costs OF $lp.tt for the drunk
and then arraignsd for obtaining hguSr
under talSe preteuSSS for which a rirs OF
SO and costs OF sl3o1 was named O'tSsbys
was sent away with the admJnittcn u
keep sober in the future.
Michael Green was disclosed o. BIZ
q Brien. but on being arrIiSnyd. Was AZ
quilted.
Frank Cormier. who WAS taken in frOst,
Battery street. where he Was found druns
and disorderly on Sunday. WAS ASSESSED
so ana costs of <i5.5t. This WAS - third
offence. An appeal WAS furnished and
bail named at $lN. Cormtyr went back to
Jail
Walter Spear( who WAS found Sv Of
hcer Coon sleeping in the middle. ~ 4 rail-
road switch track about mt5utsht StrGr~
day night, Was brought into court ard
fined s. and costs OF ss.5l. Il costs Spear
Just Sl-.J 70 prS serve himself from serious
injury and probable death. for th-, tack
one soon to ." used b. the PASSENGER
train returning from Essex at mi I'm sAe
Spear Was not chary OF disclosures. ktS
named among those Of whom he. got li,ltpsr
Arthur Jansrdw, Ebsn Salisbury and Cos
selinS drug store.
J1nsraw WAS lined $ and costs Of So y
FOR chipping ten cents toward Il rurvhas -
Of whiskey HE appealed ard furnished
80 hal The case OF Salisbury was e,0l,-
tinued until Tuesday as Was also that ~
Gosselin.
The case Of c. NJ Redwood against
Frank Brady. which has been upou TIE
books for many months, was eVr,pnsseSs
FRIDAY before Justice =. W. J. Naw-
ktnS. The suit is an action OF truVgr ~
recover for two quarters Of bsef. Jsas,
ment VAS found for the PLAINTIFF to rs-
cover damages which will be assessed
The case Of George Isrownel Of MILLS
ton versus Charles Giebs Of Essex JUNG
ton, which WAS heard before Justice \
Y. SpSulding in Wtllisecn few DAYS asON
was argued In this city Friday, lp1e-
ment was made for the plaiuei@ to r1-
cover. The action was enc, o. as ,rr,s,,sse
D. ii. Nacomber appeared Tor n, RI in
TIN and II. \, peavttt fer the d-seadsr,t
There was another busy session OF city
Court Tuesday and as on the Gav hasq-9
the work continued until after dark The
business exceeded that OF the pvevbogs
places were adiudgsd uuisauces and Sav-
eral people felt the hand OF the law.
The liquor seized at the City Hotel was
ordered contiscated and Charles J. Bliss
adJudged It's owner. The costs % the SIX.
ure was A+S. Bliss was then arrliSre,s
for selling. to which be plead NOT guilty..
Judge Russell gave him a tine os SO ard
costs OF Sta and an appeal Was taken
and 500 bail furnished. The nuisance
clause was also brought into play ard
the City Hotel adiudged TO come Grstsr
its provisions. In this case fine % 81
and costs of stt5t was charged up to RfSs
and he again appealed and furnished 500
bail.
The liquor seized at Charles EsllShsx' :
place on Battery street WAS ordered eoSs>
hscated and William laatfeure aalhtSsd les
owner He waS assessed the costs OF SELF
ure In the amount OF sttS and for keep
ing on hand got u fine OF saa and costs %
S+Sl. HE appealed and gave bail
Josephine Mitchell WAS arrdisned for
selling, tned so and costs Of s0.j1. appeal
ed and furnished $50 bail
The liquor seized by Sheriff Reeves at
No. 1871 North street was Laid at the 1l,ar
or William Limoge and he was asked to
pay St5l for the states trouble TN SsctAr>
ng II. He entered D plea OF not gvtreS
to the charge OF keeping On hand anal sos
fine OF $40 and costs Of stk5t. ldnn@ge
appealed and gave bail for S5A This Vas
another privilege OF the nuisance pr0Vrs>
Ion and the place OF William Linaege Was