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THE LAW HELD INVALID.



Judge Afford, of the Criminal Court, yes
terday, sustained a motion to quash the
indictments against Isaac Sagalowsky and
Moses Barnett. junk dealers. for dealing in
trade-marked bottles and in doing so held
invalid the law of 1897, which made il a
criminal act to be found guilty of the Of
Tense. Judge Afford said the law gives
brewers and bottlers a protection denied
dealers in milk, medicine and other prod
ucts that put up in trade-marked bot
ties, which, he said. was contrary to the
provision of the Constitution for equal
rights TO all and special privileges to none"
In ruling on the case Judge Afford said:
THE grocer, farmer or fruit dealer can
not avail himself of the remedy afforded
by this act to protect himself against the
loss of his property under the same cir
cumstances the brewer or bother. The
purpose OF this act, passed in behalf of the
persons named m 1t. is not to recover bot
ties stolen embezzled, but to make pro-
ceedings under ii, as TO such persons a sub
stitute for action or reDlevin. The general
Search-warrant laws cover such cases. and
they were on, the statute books at the time
this measure was passed. These were gen.
eral laws, applicable uniformly to all for
the recovery OF property wrongfully OBJ
tanned by another. This law was needless
for that purpose and it could only have
been passed to give the particular parties
named in it additional privileges by max
ing the criminal law suDersede writs Of
reDlevin.
Its plain purpose is to make officers Of
the State searchers for and collectors OF
beer bottles and the like 1t is for mere
private benefit, having no relation TO police
power or the protection OF the public
against frauds injurious preparations
since, if the brewer consents, they may he
refled with any sort of any drink, and. no
matter how much the public might be in
jured, there would be no Offense under this
act"
The judge also held that the law sives
unreasonable rights to search citizen
premises. An appeal will be taken TO the
higher courts.
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Earnest Register was fined 81 and costs
by Judge Afford. of the Criminal Court
yesterday, on a charge OF malicious tres
pass, and was released from JAIL where he
had been confined on a charge Of assault
and battery with intent to kill, on his own
recognizance. Register is employed at Dean
Brothers pump works. Some time ago he
became intoxicated and was put out OF the
plant. He became angry and threw a rock
through the front window of the office at
one OF the proprietors. who was in the act
of telephoning for the police. The stone just
missed his face and broke the transmitter
off of the telephone. 1t was shown TO the
court that Register is good workman
when he lets liquor alone, and had a sick
brother and others dependent him for
support. At the request of Mr.. Dean he was
released from jail so that he can go to
work.
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT

Room John L. McMaster Judge.
Mary Roper VS.. Frank r. Roper; divorce.
Decree granted plaintiff. with custody OF
minor child Judgment against defendant
WiIliam Seigle VS. Bessie Selgle: divorce.
Decree granted plaintiff. Judgment against
defendant for costs. .
Anna Aspenwall VS.. John Aspenwsil; di-
vorce Decree granted plaintiff. Judgment
against defendant Tor costs.
Room a-vinson Carter. Judge.
George V. Hammond VS. Marion Trust
Company; malicious prosecution. Dis
missed and costs paid.
Ueryey ID. Worries VS.. Marion l.. Beaver;
note Dismissed and costs paid
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
August wacker vs. Louise Wacker; TO
convey real estate submitted TO court
plaintiff authorized to convey real estate.
need approved. Costs paid.
state ex rel. Katie Vollmer vs. George
Halter; bastardy. Reasonable provision
wade for support Of child. On motion CT
IIasntiff cause dismissed. and by agreement
costs taxed to defendant.
Silas Ford VS.. Charles Nickum; damages.
Dismissed by plaintin Judgment against
plaintiif for costs
John E. Thomas VS.. Consumers Ice Conn
panv ct al: damages Death OF plaintiff
sugeested Cause stricken from docket.
central Trust Company. guardian. VS..
Marion Bracket ct al; partition; Defend
ant Ogburn defaulted. Submitted 10 court.
Trading for petitioner and that property
- not Invisible Sale ordered. Charles r.
1o,Ioway appointed commissioner to sell
ard files bond of $500
Holm A Williams VS. Susan Williams; di-
vorce Submitted TO court. Finding for
attendant on complaint and cross-com-
Slant. Decree OF divorce granted defend
ant Judgment against plaintiff for $50
aiimouy. SIS attorneys fees and costs.
CRIMINAL COURT
Fremont Afford. Judge.
Moses Barnett: traficking in trade-
marked bottles Motion TO quash sustained
Isaac Sagolows<y; selling trade-marked
bottles Motion to quash sustained.
Wilbur N. McFerrin; incorrigible Find
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NEW SUITS FILED.
HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT

SUPREME COOR1.
Minutes
1850 John Hewlett VS.. Elizabeth H. Mills
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1882 James D. Smyth. auditor. eft al. vs..
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1912. The Peoples State Bank of Browns
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Mary Bracket yesterday filed a petition
in the Circuit Court against her husband
Sidney c.. Bracket, for an order to sell
four and one-half acres of land which she
says belongs TO her. She ayers that her
husband abandoned her and their two chill
dren, leaving them without support, and
that sale of the property is necessary 10
get money for their maintenance. She says
She can get 500 ar acre for the property.
Ii is asserted that Bracket is section
foreman, but gives none of his wages to
his family. Ii is also charged that he re-
fuses TO sign a deed for the sale of the
property unless his wife will get a divorce
or allow him TO get one.
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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-10-09
A. 4. Baker Secures One
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Mr' A Fl. Baker, the we'll known
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