Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-05
MARCH TERM.
Docket Called and Court Ad.
journed to March 10.
The Assignment Of Cases for the
Present Term.
Seventeen Applications for Naturaliza.
ton Papers Granted.

preme court opened, Tuesday, with AS
sociate Justice Albert M. Spear pre-
siding. Clerk of Courts w. S. Choate
and Sheriff F. ]. Ham were in their
regular places, and Sheriff Ham was
assisted by Deputies l.. A. Bartlett of
Belgrade and Irving r. Bradley of
Vienna. Divine guidance was asked by
Rev. Norman McKinnon pastor of Au-
gusta Congregational church. The
juries will not come in until next Tues
day.
The forenoon was occupied with call
ing the docket, and cases were assigned
for trial as follows:
TUESDAY, MARCH TO-
79-Rich VS.. Hayes. Williamson & Bur-
leigh; Heselton.
S6-Hayes VS.. Rich. Heselton. Heath A.
& D.; Williamson e Burleigh.
90-Same VS.. Same. Same counsel.
91-Same VS. Same. Same counsel
92-Fuller VS.. Same. Heselton; William
son & Burleigh.
93-Hayes VS.. Same. Same counsel
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL.
1o5-Rrown VS.. Nelson Sheldon & Saw
telle; Brown & E.
12o-Stevens VS.. Whitehouse. Williamson
& Burleigh; f. w. w.
122-Mitchell VS.. Sturgis Williamson &
buTleiSHb IouudTu
THURSDAY, MARCH -. - ST.
123-1ibbetts VS.. No. Wayne Tool Co Shell
don & s.; Baker.
126-Higgins VS.. Libby. Goddard; Sheldon
& S.
FRIDAY. MARCH 13 l4,. .-s.t.
1sO-Beane VS.. Gardiner w. P. Co. Beane
& B.; Cornish & B.
131-Pinkham VS.. McCausland. Became &
b.; Clason, Cornish & b.
132-Decker VS.. Smith. Heseiton: Newell.
SATURDAY, MARCH H.
14s-Kenn. Par Us. Hussey. Cornish: Ba-
ker, Heath. Philbrook
MONDAY, MARCH 16.
14o-Leyine VS.. Levine. Hussey; Clair.
141-Ba bcock VS.. Getchell. -; johnson
TUESDAY. MARCH II.
11e-soper VS.. Lawrence. Bailey; Baker,
Butler.
1ss5-Burbank vs. A.. II. & G. r. r. Hesel-
ton Lynch, Heath A. & d. s
WEDNESDAY. MARCH is.
106-Bradstreet VS.. Milliken. Baker; Heath
A. & D., Holway.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10,
13S-Day VS., Mcnamara. Heselton; Baker
14S-Pearson VS.. Waterville. Eaton; Fos-
ter
FRIDAY. MARCH 20.
10S-Cosgrovo VS.. Ken. L. & H. Co. Hes
elton; Baker.
142-Hall VS.. Warren. Johnson; Baker.
159-McCleliand. Aplt., from ]. OF p. Hol-
1eO-swift VS.. Norcross. Williamson &
Burleigh.
16o-Fisher vs. Colby. Fisher.
vs. Wyman. Titcomb.
VS.. Knowles. i'itcomb.
VS.. Clark. Titcomb
vs. Whitehouse Titcomb
16S-Andrews VS.. Doolittle. Heath & An
drews.
VS.. NJ c. r. R. Goddard.
1T-Morgan VS.. Connor. Atkins.
172-Stilphen, Aplt., from ]. of P. Still |
VS.. So. Gardiner l.. Co. Hill. |
dreth.
A.. w & G. Ry. VS. White. |
Heath A. & D., Lynch; Williamson &
Burleigh.
2o-IIolt vs.. A., II. & G. R. r. Titcomb;
Baker.
The afternoon was occupied with |
all natives of the Province of Quebec
in the Dominion of Canada, and at |
present residents of Augusta They |
are Joseph Couture, Thomas H. Gram /
din. Leniere Boily, J. E. Croteau, Sam Il
uel Bechard. Joseph A. Gagne, Joseph
Charles Matthew, Paul Blan-
Ghetto. Bennett Arsenault, Archie II
Trambly, Alphonse Cote, oliver Bour-
gette, Napoleon Breton, Simeon JOLT
occur, Paul Jolcoeur and Joseph Pou- III
lin. II
On account of important business
Ealing him to Boston, Judge Spear adj
iourned court to next Tuesday morn
ng, March 10, when Chief Justice An N
lrew p. Wiswell will preside and con-
inue to preside through the term.
The attorneys present with business
IT the opening were Herbert M. Heath,
)rville d. Baker, Joseph Williamson,
Tr.. Lendal Titcomb, Norman L.. Bas- |:
'ett. Thomas Leigh, MelvimS S. Holway,
Thomas j. Lynch, fAnson M.sGoddard,
George G. Sheldon, Benedict FL Maher,
eugene w. Whitehouse,d William II.
':sher. Augusta; Charles f. Johnson,
. w. Clair. w. G. Philbrook, H. d.
eaton. George K. Boutelle, d. p. Fos-
err, G. w. Hussey Waterville; Emory
}. Bean, Readfield. 1t being his Goth u
term of admission to the
,ar: Herbert E. Foster, Winthrop: Oh,
3. Clason. George w. Heselton. w. c.
Atkins. G. A. Hildreth, c. A. knight, Ii
;. M. Sanborn, A. c. StilDhen. Gar
liner: Fred Emery Beane, Hallowell;
:. D. Bailey, Bangor; Bertram L.
'mith. Patten. r.
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