The Somerset reporter., 1901-01-03
Somerset 8. j Court.

| 5kNkLL y. STROUTi d. Preslulnk.
W.. T. 5ERKINs, Clerk
CHARLES o. SMALL. County Attorney.
II: WHITMAN, Stenographer
| F. 7. PFNNRLL Sheriff
LINwooD CoRsoN, Messenger
| DEPUTIES: F. l. Harding c. L. Jones, H. M
Waugh. G. A. Merrill, R. S. Williams. C, +
Ham, c. h. Haskell, ). W. Herrick, +. 8. Parsons
| W. Guy Pennell.
Following are the fines and costs i'm
posed in criminal cases by Judge Strou
thus far at this term of the supreme
Court with dates:
Dec. 20 Jacob johnson, larceny
costs $50 90, Fl l.. Sawyer, assault ano
battery, costs S22 II
Dec 81, Malinda Rhoderick, common
seller, fine and costs, $1t9 81; james
McIntire, assault and battery, costs
$31 90; John L Hurley, assault ano
battery, costs, $18 "A; Henry Armstrong
nuisance, costs, $11 81; same, common
seller, fine and costs, $3.50 "a; Bert Gil
man, single sale. costs $24 so; Henry
Tuttle, Morris Tuttle. Lester Corson,
Perley Corson, riot, costs, Sl3 27 each;
Edwin Tracy, adultery, fine and costs,
s225 43.
Dec. %, Bert Hayden, fornication,
costs, $40 81; John Grant, common sell
| ler, costs SIS 90; 5. G. Durrill, common
seller, fine and costs, S12j 90; William
G. Heselton, common seller, fine and
costs, $110 90; same, nuisance, S110 90;
K. T. Pumlow, common seller, fine and
| costs, 1920 90; same, nuisance, 500 90
Dec. "a, Carl smith, no bill, costs,
So 43; Morris Preble, no bill, sc 43;
James A Merrill, common seller, fine
and costs $50 90; Cynthia Burr, house
of i'll fame, costs. S25 90; Edward Cote,
common seller, fine and costs S113 II;
same, nuisance, S1l3 Il; Geo. ". Shat
tuck, appt. costs, $40 OF; A E. Bisson,
common seller, fine and costs, $4,000;
Rufus Burns, single sale, costs, s27 80;
same, single sale, costs, S23 OF; same,
common seller, fine and costs, s220 90.
Dec. 20, =. {. Scammon, common
seller, fine and costs, SIP. 16; Harry l..
Williams, common seller, fine and costs
1924 90; Walter Pierce, nuisance, fine
$4,000; same, common seller, fine and
costs, 1920 90; Everett b. Qninr, com
mon seller, fine and costs, S1l5 90; Geo
b. Fargrieves, nuisance, fine, 800 90;
same, common seller, fine and costs
$220 90.
Dec. 81 John D. Symons, nuisance,
and costs 1920 90; Frank NJ Cotton,
nuisance, fine and costs, 3117 90; same,
common seller, costs, $40 II; same, com
mon seller, fine and costs, 1892 So;
Amldie 4 Bsson, nuisance, fine 800 90;
Robert w. Haines, nuisance, costs
$40 90; same, common seller, fine and
costs S2l0 90; Fred E southard, search,
fine and costs, Sill 90; Luther Moody,
assault, costs, 8S %
Dec. 20, Truman Witham, nuisance,
costs 1902; same, common seller, fine
and costs S213.l6; same, appellant, fines
and costs S143 81, Charles Horne, com
mon seller, fine and costs, 500 90; II. b.
Hilton and Henry " ashburn, nuisance,
fine and costs, $500; William Howard,
nuisance, fine and costs, 1850 90; Joel
II. Gray, common seller, fine and costs
$l26.60; G. NJ. Hilton and Harry Z
Roadway, nuisance, fine and costs,
$3.50 90; George <. Washburn, common
seller, two cases, fines and costs, $500 co.
Januar, 2, Thomas ". BARLEY, com
mon seller, fine and costs Sl25 90; Amos
A. johnson, Walter Dixon, II. ". Skill
Inns, Horace Wells, Daniel McNeal and
G. A Lander, breaking and entering,
costs Sl2 80, each. The fDes and costs
collected for the term amounted to
S6 852 Il.
Trial of the case Ticonic National
Bank Va Mary &. Turner was entered
upon Thursday a. M. This was an
action brought by tho plaintiff corpora
tion to get legal possession of certain
real estate formerly the property of N
b. Turner, deceased, who was husband
of the defendant. The Ticonic bank
held a note of +. r. Webber on which
N. b. Turner was an accommodation
endorser. The estate was levied on and
bid in on execution by the bank and
Mrs. Turner, the defendant, was sued for
possession. Certain testimony was
taken out before the jury and on agree
ment the case goes to the law court ON
report. Hon ID d. Stewart of ST. Al
Waterville appeared for the plaintiff and
Lewis, Esq of Skowhegan appeared for
the defendant
The trial of the case Elmer r. Wes
colt vs Wayland Magoon was concluded
Friday. This WAS an action for trespass
brought by the plaintiff who claimed
that he built line fence on the line be
tween his premises and that of the de
fendant aud the defendant tore it down.
A verdict was rendered for the plaintiff
in the sum of $8 IL J.F Holman and
Forrest Goodwin appeared for the plain
tiff and <. N. Merrill for the defendant
Friday, Asa Mason who had been in
Jail since January last for breaking and
entering, and Frank Goodrich who had
been in jail since August last for driving
horse beyond the contract, were ar
raigned and discharged
The trial of the case Fred Clark vs.
Alden Ellis ct al and tr was begun, Mon
day. The action was brought to enforce
payment of note of 1926 and interest.
The note was given in payment for a
pair of horses. The defendent claimed
that one of the horses had the "heaves"
and therefore there was breach of the
warrant given in the sale by the plain
tiff. Tuesday, about l o'clock p. m,
the jury rendered verdict for the face
of the note and accumulated interest
amounting to $24083 Forrest Good
win WAS cOuDapl for tho nlaiufiH opd