The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-23
Convictions and Sen.
tences In the Year.
THE COMMON PLEAS
And Probate Courts Were Busy
--Proseeutor Days An
nuaI Report to the
Com mmissioners.

Prosecuting Attorney Robert H. Day
has filed his annual report with the.
county commissioners, showing the
criminal prosecutions in which convic-
tions were secured for the year ending
September 1st. 1901. The report is a
very satisfactory one, a surprising num-
Der having been punished for infrac-
tions of the state laws in the common
pleas and probate courts. The report
gives the names of the convicted ones.
the crime for which punished, and the
penalties attached. 1t is as follows:
! To the honorable board of commits
sioners:
Pursuant to section 81 of the revised
statutes of Ohio, | herewith submit my
report to your board of the number OF
criminals pursued to final conviction
under my official care during the year
next preceding the first Monday of Sep
tember, 1901, giving the names of the
party or parties to each and the amount
court in each case; also the number OF
of fine assessed and sentence by the
recogniZances forfeited during the same
period, and the amount collected:
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
James Johnson, violation of liquor
laws, 10 days in the workhouse and $35
fine.
Jacob Frailey, violation of liquor
laws, $50 fine.
Madison Johnson, petit larceny, 10
days in the workhouse and s25.
Albert Barkheimer, petit larceny, $25
fine.
Harvey Crumley, petit larceny, $40
fine.
Frederick Harper, petit larceny, 10
days in the workhouse.
Frank Bournough, forgery, Ohio
state reformatory.
David Lower, petit larceny, days
in the workhouse and $40 fine.
Frank Sunier, burglary and larceny,
Ohio state reformatory.
Clarence White, housebreaking, 70
days in the workhouse and $25 fine.
Seeman Fish, interfering with street
car, one year in the penitentiary
Joseph Dale, burglary and larceny,
Ohio state reformatory.
Orrin Zerbe, violation of the liquor
laws, 10 days in the workhouse and
$25 fine.
Abram Bailey, violation of the liquor
laws, $25 fine and 10 days in the work.
house.
Michael Cavnah, violation of liquor
laws, 20 days in the workhouse and $110
fine
Joseph Frank, violation of liquor
laws, 10 days in the workhouse and $25
fine.
William A. Nickerson, gambling, $50
fine.
Frank Kembrough, petit larceny, 30
days in the workhouse and $25 fine.
Louis Eckroate, gambling, $50 fine.
Edward Henderson, cutting with in
tent to kill, hio state reformatory.
Henry Grove. criminal assault. re-
form school. err
Donald Nixon, petit larceny, 800
fine and 30 days in the workhouse.
Robert ]. Rigler, forgery, Ohio state
reformatory.
Clarence White, grand larceny, one
year in the penitentiary.
Fred Shoeman, violation Of the IL
quor laws, 10 days in the workhouse
and $25 fine.
willard White, burglary and larceny,
one year in the penitentiary.
William Reese, horsestealing, 3 years
in the penitentiary
Charles Ueston, burglary and larceny
one year in the penitentiary.
o. N. Hendricks, assault and battery
$50 fine.
Ray Rogers. forgery, Ohio state re-
formatory.
Frank Ray, horsestealing, 8 years
in the penitentiary.
Harry Steele, assault and battery,
months In workhouse and $40 fine.
John Flynn, robbery, one year in the
penitentiary.
Frank Moore, hoisestealing. Ohio
state reformatory.
7 August Hahn, having burglar tools
in his possession, years In the pen,
itentiary.
John Timber, violation of liquor laws
$25 fine.
PROBATE COURT.
Bradford Vashnull, assault and bar
terry, $40 fine.
Charles Arff, violation Of liquor laws
$50 fine.
Isaac White. unlawful taking Of bi
cycle, boys Industrial home.
Mason Il. Massey, nOn-support O
minor child, gave $1,000 bond for sup
port Of child. and sentence was sus
pended.
George Wagner. violation of liquo
\ laws, $50 fine.
Annie Reeser, unlawful cohabitation
$40 fine and five days In the work
house.
! Frank CouItar patit 1arcanv hnvs