The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-09-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Continued from Ist Page. |

ly after sentence had been pro-
nounced upon him, in which he
said in a somewhat subdued voice,
although plainly audible to a Num-
Der of people, that there would be
some barns burned about the time
that he is liberated from the peni-
tentiary. Mr.. Harman thought
the sentence should be reconsidered
and the term of Imprisonment ex-
tended, and that the Court would
be justified in doing SO. The
Court, however, uncertain as to the
legality Of such procedure, hesita-
ted, and will consider it later.
Commonwealth VS.. Jacob Gensil.
f. and b. Defendant entered plea
of guilty, and was sentenced by the
court.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Cram
er. Assault and battery. Two
indictments.
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph Cram
er. Assault and battery. A true
bill. Defendant pleads guilty.
Case heard in open court. Defend
ant sentenced to pay costs OF prose-
cution, fine Of $500 and undergo
Imprisonment Of eight months i'll
the county Jail. The defendant to
stand committed until the order of
the Court be complied with. SEN
tence suspe nded on the other charge.
Commonwealth VS.. Jahn Skunk
avitch. Assault and battery. De-
fendant entered plea Of guilty
through his counsel and interpreter.
Defendant was sentenced to pay
costs of pi osecution, a fine Of $50
and undergo an Imprisonment of
four months in the county Jail.
Stand committed, etc.
Commonwealth VS.. Feba Butcher.
Larceny. Heard in open court.
Victor Stackewicz sworn as interp-
reter and acted in that capacity in
this case Jury returned verdict
of not guilty and defendant dis
charged,
Bill of presentments of the Grand
Jury received by the Court.
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. Raup.
Assault and battery. Not true
bill. Court sentenced prosecutor
c. B. Kelchner to pay costs of
prosecution within ten days and
stand committed until this sentence
be complied with.
Commonwealth VS.. Michael Kul-
inc. Assault and battery. A true
bill.
Commonwealth VS.. Harry Craw-
ford. Assault and battery. A true
bill.
Commonwealth VS.. c. B. Kelch-
ner. Assault and battery. A true
bill.
Commonwealth VS.. May Jeremiah
or Seesholtz. Larceny. Defendant
entered a plea of guilty. Case heard
in open court.
In the absence of Associate Judge
J. 7. Fox from the hearing i'll this
case it was held open and decision
reserved until the testimony could
be read and reviewed with all the
Judges present, and was so ordered
by the Court.
Commonwealth VS.. Frank Buzzy.
Charged with carrying concealed
weapons. Plea OF not guilty rend-
cred. Prosecutor or witnesses not
appearing the Court directed the
Jury to find verdict of not guilty,
the costs prosecution being placed
upon the prosecutor John Kopetski.
Commonwealth VS.. Frank Buzzy.
Assault and battery, with intent,
etc. Verdict of not guilty found.
On the second count Of the second
indictment noll pros. was granted
by the Court SO that the Jury could
dispose of the costs, the same being
placed upon prosecutor John Kop-
etski. Defendant discharged from
custody of Sheriff Black.
Court ordered bench warrant to
be issued for John .Kopetski and di-
rected that he be brought before the
Court for sentence.
Commonwealth VS.. Michael Kline
False pretense. Noll pros. granted
upon payment of costs.
Commonwealth VS.. Frank Buzzy.
Carrying concealed weapons. Jury
found defendant not guilty. Court
sentenced prosecutor John Kupetz
to pay costs Of prosecution, give
bail to Sheriff for payment of same
within ten days and stand commit
ed until this sentence is complied
with.
Commonwealth VS.. Frank Buzzy.
Assault and battery with intent,
etc. Jury found verdict Of not
guilty, the second count of second
indictment, having been dismissed
by the granting of a noll pros. upon