The Portland daily press., 1900-09-28
SUPERIOR COURT.
Sentence Day An I'M
usually Busy One,
Three thousand Dollars Collected
From Liquor Dealers.
Number Of State Prison
Sentences.
Lemuel Estes Given Six Years
For FelOniOus Assault.


state prison presented themselves. for the
consideration of Judge Bonney-They
all passed with the following results.
Nathan Druker on o search and seizure
and nuisance Indictment, paid an ag-
gregate of fines and costs OF $34O87
Thomas M. Donahue paid $2l6 81 as
fine and costs on a nuisance Indictment.
Thomas A Webb on q nuisance indict-
ment paid a fine ana costs amounting to
$685.. 76.
David +. Murdoch on a search and SELF
ure and nuisance Indictment, paid
lines and costs amounting to $704.44,
Edward A. MCCARTHY paid S341 so on a
search and seizure complaint and a
nuisance Indictment
Charles j. Creary paid S225.33 on
nuisance Indictment.
John Frazier on a search AMI seizure
complaint and two nuisance indictments,
paid fines and costs aggregating S646 46.
Edward II. AIcMenamin paid $214.2S
on a nuisance.
Michael McNeal paid 1918. 40 on a null
sance.
Joseph M. Flannagin paid S217. Al on
a nuisance; Charles R. Mcguire paid
S334.19 on a complaint for search and
seizure and nuisance Indictment.
q Thomas f. o Connen on a nuisance in
dictment paid $685.
John G. Brady and his sureties John
Sullivan and James w. Butler was de-
faulted
Frederick G. Haskell and his sureties
Harlan p. ingalls, and Elmer II. ingalls,
were defauIted.
James Currier was sentenced to pay
S213 81 and costs on a nuisance, and If
not paid in ten days to six months in
jail. His counsel said he would pay lat
er. In the meantime he stands commit
ted to jail.
Leopold Marquette was sentenced to
pay S25199 on nuisance Indictment,
and if not paid in 10 days to six months
in jail.
James Mcdonald ana Charles Quinn,
indicted for breaking and entering and
larceny in the store of Eugene S. Pen
dexter, were each sentenced to three
years in the state prison.
Howard NJ. Frank and William Camp
bell for breaking and entering the dwell
ing house Of Nathan and Royal Sanborn
at Baldwin, were each sentenced to two
years in state prison.
Charles e. Littleheld for forging and
uttering an order on the First National
Bank in the name of A. e. Noyes, was
sentenced to three years in state prison.
Lemuel Estes for an assault with a
10 or ,o
age of 30 years, was sentenced to six
years in state prison.
Edward q. Boyoe for breaking and en-
tering the dwelling house OF George A.
Gray, was sentenced to three years in
state prison.
Geo. ID. Quinby was indicted with
others at the May term for breaking and
entering the store of Fred e. Hanson.
His sentence was suspended at the solicit
tation Of his friends and the young
mans promise to reform. Judge Bonney
told him that If there was any further
complaint against him sentence would
be summarily imposed. Since then the
boy has been guilty of q similar offence.
He was sentenced on the original case
to Is months in jail.
Bernardo Rosa, the Italian laborer who
stabbed fellow countryman named
Arcella Tadao at Gorham last August,
was sentenced to two years in state pris-
on
John Riley for the larceny of a watch,
the property OF Ada Ryall, was sentenced
to four months In Jail.
Edward Cooking for breaking and en-
tering the store of Samuel b. Kelsey was
sentenced to one year In jail,
Charles p. Nelson, indicted for ma
licious mischief in breaking the windows
in an electric car belonging to the West
borok Windham and Naples railway, was
sentenced to one month in jail. Nelson
has already been in jail four months
awaiting trial.
John Murray, convicted OF larceny of
watch from the person OF George Harri-
man, was sentenced to eight months in
Jail. sss-4
Daniel P Early Indicted for the larceny
Of burners and reflectors, the property
of the Grand Trunk railway, was sent
enced to 60 days in jail. He has alreay
been five months in jail.
Fred b. Goodwin convicted of forging
and uttering the name OF George II.
Brown to a check in the international
Trust company with intent to defraud
one Mary E. Shaw, was sentenced to Is
months in stats prison
Charles III. Facey, convicted of break
ing and entering the store of Charles A.
Rounds, was sentenced to three years In
State prison. Facey only got out of
state prison last April, at the expiration
of a sentence for a similar offence.
Theophilus Barbarick for an assault
and battery at Gray upon one Bella Car
penter, was sentenced to three months in
jail