Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-05-20
Legal Notifegs
STATE OF MAINE.

pealed case and Indictment for VIOLA
the laws regulating the use and sale
xicating liquors, made at the April
said Court A. d. 1908, published in
nee with the provisions of Chapter Al
'ublic Laws of 1857.
J. A Il. Barron. Two cases. Continued.
p. O. Benton. One case. Mol Pros.
Patrick Bresnahan. Four cases. Prin
and Sureties defaulted, Scire Facias
ordered to issue. Two cases. Con-
tinued.
Eddie Comiskey. One case. Con-
tinued.s
P. J. Cuddy. Two cases. Continued
with understanding that he does
not further violate the law against
the sale OF intoxicating liquor.
f. W. Coburn. Four cases. Prin.
and Sureties deiaulted. Scire
Facias ordered to issue. One case.
Continued.
John j. Coney. Two cases. Fine 5000.
Costs $50. Paid. Two cases. Con-
tinued.
Abraham j. Cohen. One case. Con-
timed.
M. bailey. Two cases. oapias is
G. w. Delano. Three cases. Fine
$3.50. Costs $45. Paid. Seven cases.
Capias issued in vacation.
AlpheuG Delano. One case. Mol
Pros.
Rory w. Delano. One case. Con
tinued.
Edmon Emo. Two cases. Principal
and Sureties defaulted. Seire
Faeias ordered to issue.
Ernest Elwell. One case. Sixty
days in the County Jail. One case.
Continued ON condition that he sell
no more intoxicating liquor.
James b. Eye. One case. Sentence
20 days in County Jail. One case.
Sentence go days in County Jail.
Five cases. Continued for Sem
tence If respondent again violates
the law against the sale OF intoxi-
eating liquors.
James +. Ford. Two cases. Mol Pros.
One case. Sentence Fine 800 and
costs to be paid at October Term
1903. Two cases. Continued.
Lizzie N. Ford. Two cases. Sentence
Fine 5000. Costs $50. Paid. Four
cases. Capias issued in vacation.
w. H. Foss. One case. Sixty days
in the County Jail. Three cases.
Fine $500. Costs $45, and in de-
fault of payment Six months in
County Jail. Two cases. Sentence
to be imposed if he again violates
the law regulating the sale Of in-
toxicating liquors.
Costs $50, to Re paid at the October
Term 1903. Two cases. Mol Pros.
Two cases. Continued.
Chas. ID. Gallagher. One case. Con-
tinued.
Arthur Fitzpatrick. Four cases. Con-
tinued.
william Goggins. One case. Fine
800. Costs SIS. Paid. One case.
Continued on condition that Re-
nj srNln -.
the law regulating the sale of in
toxicating liquors. Two cases.
Continued.
F. T. Grows. One case. Mol Pros.
Seth o. Hanscom. One case. Con-
tinued.
Annie Harkins. Three cases. Con.
tinued on condition that she sell
no more Intoxicating liquor.
James Harkins, Two cases, Con-
tinued on condition. that he sell no
more Intoxicating liquors.
Ambrose Haskell. One case. Capias
issued in vacation.
Daniel II. Herlihy. Four cases. Con-
tinued on motion OF County Attor-
ney on Defendants own recogni-
zance. Sureties discharged.
John Herlihy. Two case. Sentence
Fine $500. Costs $50. Paid. Two
cases. Continued.
P. B. Herlihy. Two cases. Sentence
Fine $500. Cost $50. Paid. Two
cases. Continued.
Hotel Sorrento Co. One case. Mol
Edmund S. Hamblen. One case, Con-
tinued for sentence to Oct. Term
1903.
Warren NJ. ingalls,. Three cases
Capias issued in vacation.
G. E. Leach. Two cases. Continued
on condition that he sell no more
Intoxicating liquors.
Fine 5000. Costs $50. Paid. Two
cases. Continued.
T. E. Lee. Two cases. Principa,
and Sureties defaulted. Scirt
Facias ordered to issue. Two cases
Continued.
II. W. Leonard. Two cases. No
Pros. ,r
George Lowell. Three cases. Capias
issued in vacation.
E. L. Mason. Three cases. Con
tinued.
NJ. F. Mason. One case. Continued
Asher Moody. Two cases. Capia.
issued in vacation.
NJ. C. Morrison and Chas. N. Small
Two cases. Continued.
Morrison Medical Co. One case
Continued.
Michael McCauley. Two cases. Sen
tence Fine $500. Costs $50. Paid
One case. Mol Pros for lack Of evi
dence. Two cases. Continued.
j. j. Mcdonald. Two cases. Prinei
pal and Surei les defaulted. Scirt
Facias ordered to issue. Two cases
Continued.
Dennis McManus. Four cases. Con
tinued on condition that he doe,
not again violate the law regulat
ing the sale of Intoxicating liquor
Que case. Mol Pros. One case
Liquors declared for feited.
Michael McGrath. Two cases. No
Pros
John Malone. Two cases. Con,
posed unless Respondent AGAR
violates the law regulating the sale
of Intoxicating liquors.
James circuit. One case. Sentence
30 days in County Jail.
Ernesto Ponce. Two cases. No
Pros.
Charles Riley. One case. Mol Pros
Two cases. Capias issued in vaca
ton.
Warren Rowe. Two cases. Mol Pros
One case. Capias issued in vaca
Richard Ryan. Two cases. Mol Pros
One case. Capias to isuue in vaca
ton.
F. s. Risteen. One Case. Mol Pros
Lester Reynolds. Two cases. No
Pros. One case. Continued Sen
tence not to be imposed unless Re
spondent again violates the Law
regulating the sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
Nicholas J. Rundall. Two cases
Capias issued in vacation.
S. L. Treat. Jr. Two cases. Sen
tence Fine $500. Costs $50. Paid
Three cases. Continued. One case
Mol Pros.
S. L. Turner. One case. Capias is
sued in vacation.
James Sheavlin. Two cases. Con
tinued Sentence TO Jail to be pro
nounced should he again violat
the law against the sale of intoxi
eating liquors. Two cases. No
Pros on PAY ment of costs taxed a
$40 in each case. Paid.
A. Simpson, Jr. Two cases. Con
tinued on condition that he sell n
more Intoxicating liquor.
John Simpson. One case. Continued
H. G.. Spofford. One case. Con
tinued.
Josh II Sweetzer Two cases prin