Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1903-11-19

on the 9th of October, and for various
reasons dragged along until we'll nigh
one half of November had expired be-
fore the business was concluded. It
is probable that review of the busi-
ness of the October term will be in
teresting The cases and their dispo-
sition as they were taken up are as
follows:
Hugh Given and Walter Smith, lar
ceny. Sentence suspended
Joel F. Pierce. illegal sale of liquor.
9 months in State prison.
Thomas Loper. breaking and enter
ing. Two years in State prison.
Andrew Hendrickson, breaking and
entering. Three years in State prison
John R. Summers and Samuel
Rogers, breaking and entering. Two
years each in State prison.
Edward Burke, illegal sale of liquor.
Acquitted.
Joseph Perez and Tony Tusso, for
nication. Acquitted.
Walter Fischer, breaking and enter
ing. Six months in county Jail.
Andrew Hendrickson, assault with
intent to kill Three years in State
prison.
Richard Abbott. disorderly house
Acquitted.
Fred Rodenbough, adultery. Six
months in county Jail.
Mike Braunstein and Nose Braun
stein. larceny. Acquitted.
Edward Cossaboon, larceny. SEN
tence suspended.
Horace Crane, larceny State Home
for Boys
B. Albert Slower, failure to remove
carcass. Acquitted.
Charles Golf. assault. Fined $40.
Sara Golf, assault. Sentence sus-
pended.
Charles Golf, malicious mischief.
Acquitted.
Mary Buck, assault and battery.
Acquitted.
Joseph Winchester, assault and bat
terry. Fined $50.
Nicholas Carter, Illegal sale of
liquor. Fined $50.
Harry Williams, sodomy. State
Home for BOYS.
Harry Williams, larceny. Sentence
suspended.
Bud Biddle, breaking and entering.
Six months county jail.
John Rogers. breaking and enter
ing. Five months county Jail.
Hiram Blizzard, illegal dredging.
Acquitted.
William Bentley, illegal sale of
liquor. Acquitted.
Richard L. Howell, embezzlement.
Four years State prison.
Ernest Laubsch, Fred Laubsch, Otto
Lesohke, Henry Hoffmeyer, Sr., il
legal sale of liquor. Acquitted.
Bert Morrison, breaking and enter
ing. Six months county jail.
John Uhland. larceny. Acquitted
William Cadaro. bigamy. Five
months county Jail.
William Mitchell, abuse of infant.
Convicted.
Fred Enness, lewdnesz. Acquitted.
Philip Barker, affray. Fined $25.
Nat Madoliff, affray. Fined $40.
John Clevenger. affray. Fined $25.
Daniel Kerins and Charles Corson,
larceny. Six months each in county
Jail.
Ohas. H.. Quigley, assaulting an
officer. Three months in county jail.
Charles H. Quigley, assault and bat
tery. $25 fine.
Harry Liptz, malicious mischief.
Indictment nolle PROSE-.
Howard Dennis, breaking and enter
ing. Indictment nolle PROSE-.
George Corson, breaking and enter
ing. Indictment nolle PROSE-.
Levi Robinson. perjury. Convicted.
William Sears, illegal dredging.
Fined $75.
Henry Williams, assault and battery.
Fined $25.
Oscar Oonahay, Ilarceny. Acquitted.
Lucius Pierce, breaking and enter.
ing. Six months county Jail.
Lucius Pierce. breaking and enter
irg. Sentence suspended.
Looping Off Fees.
For some days Prosecutor J. Hamp-
ton Fithian has been engaged in
going over the bills of costs of the
Justices of the Peace in Criminal
cases submitted for the October term.
There have been many cases submit
ted and some of them were of char
acter that caused the Prosecutor to
use the pruning knife freely. The
official will disapprove in all about $500
in fees that the Justices have charged
up. AS these fees are not paid by the
County Collector until approved by
the Prosecutor, the various Justices
will stand to lose considerably that