Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-09-17

A. L. McFADDEN, Sheriff.
! THOMAS LEIGH, County ATTORNEY.
FRED w. LEE, Stenographer.
The grand jury for September tern,
of the Kennebec county superior court
rose at noon Tuesday reporting i5S
indictments of which the greater
amount were for alleged infractions Of
the prohibitory law. The jury was in
session one week. The following is the
list of indictments made public:
Alonzo Bickford of Clinton for incest,
it being alleged in the indictment that
he had undue intimacy with his own
daughter.
Thomas Micue of Waterville for
rape on Ida NJ. Romeo, II years of age.
James Granger of Augusta, man.
slaughter on the 9Th of April 1902, III
causing the death of Albert Heselton.
Maynard Shea of Gardiner, assault
with intent to kill on the person of
Jennie L. Day with single barrelled
shot gun.
Two indictments were returned
against John L. Ingham of Boston for
forgery, one indictment relates to the
Androscoggin Savings Bank of Aubuf i
and the other, the Augusta Savings
Bank of Augusta, it being alleged that
Ingham forged the name of Phillip :.
Ladd to bank book thereby drawing
the money alleged to be in Ladd's
name.
Emery Jackson of Sabattus for
breaking and entering and larceny at
Fayette, August 81. 1902.
Paul Lambert and George Lashus of
Waterville for breaking and entering.
William H. Davis. alias F. L. Baker.
alias w. III. Smith. larceny of two
white handled razors and case valued
at SO, the goods and cnattels of Ed
ward E. Richardson OF Boston at
Winthrop, Aug 10.
Fred ]. Fallen, Gardiner nuisance.
Alger V. Currier, Hallowell, nuisance.
The following indictments were
made on liquor nuisance cases:
Michael Burns, john Cormier. Jos.
Cloutier, John II. Doran, Geo. A.
Bryant City Hotel. E. A. Getchell.
]. H. Goodrich. A. L. Gaslin, F. H.
Gaslin. J. H. Gregoire, Fred l.. Hop
kins, w. II. Johnson, A. H. Jewett,
Farmers Hotel, Isaac Bennett, Henry
st. Peter. F. L. McGrouty, Chas. B.
Murphy. Hotel Johnson, Marshal Pom
erleau, Chas. E. Sturgis, Joseph F.
Young. L. B. Viewer. Hotel North.
Percy w. Means. John Coughlin,
Thomas 2. Kenney, Dwight l.. Tasker,
William Lishness, Belonie Cote, II. E.
Bowditch and o. c. Webster, j. E.
Devine and w. F. Percival. Arthur
Tetreault. Arthur Tetreault & Co.,
Leon LIE Clair. Cony House. Her
bert J. Cross. Henry Boynton, Au-
gusta: John Burns, Jr., Charlie
Saldni. Daniel P. Burns, D. A. Car
rity Thomas Mclaughlin. c. G. Knee
land. Hallowell: Chas. H. Douglass.
James l.. Dowling, Bert Espounette.
Arthur G. Hamilton, P. A. HOulehan,
Chas. F. Jackins, VIM. T. Kenniston,
Mike Mcdonald, Ernest ]. Keller,
John Mcnamara, John F. Mcnamara,
H. L. McKeeman, Gardiner.
Reney BOurgoin. Henry Barney,
JOS. Carriveau, George A. Daviau.
John Daviau, John H. De Orsay. John
f. Deehan. Pierre Fortier, ]. f. Butler,
Peter Bolduc, s. S. Lightbody, S. S.
Lightbody and H. L. Simpson. Phillip
Maheu, Edward c. Murphy, John P.
Pooler, Chas. H. Simpson, A. B..
Smith. Ludger B. Belanger. A. D.
Remick. Jos. o. E. Noel, c. r. Miller.
Waterville: H. P. Brown, c. j. Burke,
d. McGillicuddy, Randolph; Thomas
A. Pinkham. Winthrop: James Clifford,
Orrin Kicker. Cora E. Witham, Rose
f. Shaw. Mary J. Carson, Annie
Noble alias Annie Fountain, alias An
ME Casey, Chelsea; Guy w. Brown,
| Clinton: Geo B. Huff, S. S. Lightbody,
Oakland: S. s. Lightbody, Vassalboro;
Bert Halves. Rome.
Two indictments We're returned
| against w. D. Spaulding of Hallowell
for nuisance.
An indictment for single sale was
returned against Charles Ward of
Gardiner. it being alleged in the in
| dictment that one Herbert Dunton
| purchased one half pint of alcohol at
| the store of Mr.. Ward.
County Attorney Leigh stated, Tues
day evening. that the criminal docket
would be called at the opening OF
court at $50 o'clock, Thursday morn
| ing.
In the case of Gardiner VS.. West
| Gardiner to determine once and for
all the pauper settlement of Sidney
Potter. the defence opened its side
Tuesday. Several witnesses testified
that Potter was capable of earning
his own living 1t is believed thai
the case will be concluded, Wednes-
day night or Thursday morning.