Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-08

ior MS appearance from day to day. the
sureties being Peter Lambert and
Joseph Cyr Of Augusta.
arthur l.. Hamilton of Gardiner
through his counsel, Guy A. Hildreth
esq, of Gardiner, waived the readipp
OF an indictment for maintaining =
liquor nuisance and gave bail for bic
appearance from day TO Gay, the sure
ties being Fred s. Thorne and G. NJ
Day Of Gardiner
William Henry of the Togus region
pleaded not. guilty to an Indictment for
maintaining liquor nuisance and was
remanded to Jail to await trial. He
was not represented by counsel.
The principal and sureties were de-
faulted in the-case of William Stinch-
field, appellant from the decision of the.
judge of the municipal court of Angus
ia, on a search and seizure case.
Arl Woiman of Gardiner. through his
counsel, Will c. Atkins, Esq. of Gar
diner, waived the reading of an indict-
ment for maintaining liquor nuisance.
pleaded not guilty and furnished bail
for his appearance from day to day.
the sureties being Marks Chapiro and
Arthur L. Hamilton of Gardiner.
Harry A. Jones of Gardiner, through
his counsel Guy A. TIi,dreth, ESQ. of
Gardiner, waived the reading of an in
dictment for maintaining a liquor null
sance, pleaded not guilty and furnish
ed bail for his appearance from day to
day, the sureties being Dexter Jones
and James w. Jones of Gardiner.
f. A. Getchell of Augusta filed a de-
murrer on an indictment for maintain
inc
ing A. B. Getchell and B. E. Getchell
of Augusta. Arson NJ. Goddard ESQ.
of Augusta appeared as counsel in the
case.
John e. PoOler of Waterville, through
his counsel, Warren G. Philbrook, Esq,
of Waterville. waived the reading of an
indictment for maintaining a liquor
nuisance and on an appealed case
of search and seizure, pleaded not
guilty and furnished bail for his APP
pearance from day to day, the sureties
being Joseph Tardiff and Thomas Les
sor of Waterville.
J. A. Hyland of Waterville filed de-
murrer for maintaining q liquor nui-
sance. the sureties being jeremiah
Crafty and John w. Hayhursa of Wa
terville. S. 5. Brown, Esq, of the law
appeared as counsel in this case.
George F. Beane of Augusta. through
his counsel, Benedict F. Maher, Esq.
of Augusta. waived the reading of an
Indictment for maintaining a common
nuisance and pleaded not guilty. He
was remanded to Jail to await trial.
William Daniels and Mary Cole.
alias Mary Yeaton Cole, alias Mary
Moody, both of Augusta, waived the
reading of an indictment for maintain
ing a common nuisance and pleaded
not guilty. They We're remanded to
Jail to await trial. Fremont ]. C. Lit
tie. Esq, of Augusta, appears as coun-
sci for Daniels and f. w. WhitehOuse,
ESD. for the Moody woman.
Desire NORM of Watervlle, through
his counsel, Fred w. Clair, ESQ.,, of
WatervilIe, pleaded not guilty and
asked for q, trial on an appealed search
and seizure case from the Waterville
municipal court.
,-Ofrin Littlefeld through his coun-
sci, f. w. Whitehouse, ESQ, of Au-
gusta, waived the reading of an in
dictment fer adultery and pleaded not
guilty.
On recommendation of County Attor-
ney Leigh an appealed search ana
seizure case from the Waterville mu-
nicipal court was mol pressed. the
warrant stating westerly" side Of the
street when it should have read "east-
erly'
Verde Vigue of Waterville filed de-
murrers on two indictments for main
tanning a liquor nuisance, the Sureties
being Charles G. RancOurt and Eddie
J. Cote of Waterville. Warren G. Phil
brook. Esq, of Watervile, appeared
as counsel in the case.
County Attorney Leigh carefully ex-
amincd the sureties which We're pre-
scented in liquor cases and objected to
bail unless there was enough real es-
tate free from incumbrance, to COW
or the amount.
f. Leroy Simpson of Waterville,
through his counsel, S. S. Brown. Esq,
of Waterville. waived the reading OF
four indictments, one each for main
tanning a liquor nuisance and common
seller and two single sales, pleaded
not guilty and furnished bail for his
appearance from day to day. the sure
ties being Robert l.. Wentworth and
Wellington r. Reynolds. The single
sale indictments allege that the re-
spondent sold one pint of Intoxicating
liquor to Milford Weymouth of Benton.
on Jan. II last. and one pint of intox-
icating liquor to Daniel B. Rowe on
April 1 last.
At the afternoon session of the court,
Friday, Charles f. Sturgis of Augusta,
filed demurrers on four old liquor
cases, the sureties being Charles f.
Miller and Charles J.. Humphrey Of
Augusta. Arson NJ. Goddard. Esq, of
Aug1cta anncared as counsel for the