Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14
BUSY DAY IN COURTS
Ten Men on Trial, Most Of Them
for Intoxication.
Michael Ryan, who Figured in a now
Last June. Pleaded Guilty 10
Breach Of the reace-Ar.
thur 1.ccuycr Released.


III was BUSY oay No''uay III c.'s
ana justice courts inc hh"Jcil'v OIL ."'
p'IS"ncrs arrested SATURDAY anu o"""'!
hcinE disposed Oh py Judge Mower an"
Justice ""'s'or' III "du'''o.' !" ""
drunks ,'k'h iNo c"S.o's ''e'u .,.,' w.
.rho ,,,. ain nm down in ,he records s.,
,,is,o.;,g or IN u,,,suo,iv largo number
| ,r ,,scs M lose than ton mon being in
tho ,wo courts
. .,.
tl\h BhfOfE J' n'n" '''>
| Or the ten men tried FIVE we're before
| Justice Webster. Four of them. Jchn
| Kelley. Alec l:enoit. Johr Kane and Tho'
mas Gl!nn were arrested sunday by
| Deputy Shcriffs Ravlin and Agcl while
| having n good time near tho oil tanks. II
| has been the habit of Il number OF men To
20 there Sundays and have II spree. sun
day n complaint was entered ana these
men were arrested. others escaping be-
| fore the officers arrived. The men o'lcfed
pleas Of guilty and a fine Of s. and costs
of IS 20 was imposed in each case They
Will all serve the alternate ten days
t;lvnn was also charged with breach "t
the peace. consisting of an assault on
|
/ tinucd.
| The other mar before Justice WcOst'r
was John Hayes. who was arrested by
the police. He pleaded guilty and was
! fined 81 and costs of sI2c lie VIII serve
the alternate ton days
MICHAEL, RYAN FINED.
,,;o,,o., p,a, who was arrested on
| ,. Inc, as tho r..,,,t of , row 81,
|
| Ernest Rogers received "A blow on the
| forehead from hammer IN 'ne "a''''
OF Ryan, was III city court ana p't"-.'
Gn'tE 10 "" ''i"''h"'''' '''''' s''s ''''''
WIN preach Vi VIE p'''t' 49,.
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'o"' 49,, ,...s., .a,,,,. vos NO
.-,", ~. r,.,., o,a ,hor. u.,s rothin.
.,, .. ~,
$500. .,t,rro, Shor,,,, had de,ldcd
.. a,,a,,u, ,ho ohorgo ., hrearb nf th,
,o,cn and try tho case in county court
iu. Nondo,. Pv,r asked To have the
c,,o d,s,oscl of ot cnce ,nt, ,xpre.sed 81
| v;l,irrrr.s tn nlood rui,ty to an ,nror-
m,,ion rho document was made out and
,hc ch,rp. CHANGED TO breach of the
reacc. RYAN pleaded guilty. after winch
! his attorney T. J. Enrirht smoke in his
| behalf. The matter was placed bcfOr.
Int,gc Mower VINO taking into considrra-
/ ton the fact that Ryan had already
tccn confined two months fined Inn s.
and costs, which he paid.
ARTHUR LECI-YER SI'RRENDER-
4 ED
Arthur I.ecuyer. the Winooski boy.
who recently pleaded guilty to an in
formation charging him with stealing
his mothers watch and who was placed
in the hands of Probation Officer
Reeves. was surrendered Monday and
placed in Jail. He was before Judge
Mower, who was informed that Arthur
had not worked AS he agreed. that he
had been out OF doors late at night
and had broken the terms on which
he was placed in the hands of the
probat ton officer
Arthur explained that he had been
unable TO get work and denied that he
Ihad been out late. He said he had so.
cured lob at the wooden mill and
would 70 to work at once Judge
Mower gave him some good advice and
| informed him that if he did not be-
|have he would have to 20 to the House
of Correction and serve not less than
than six nor more than seven months
that being the sentence imposed be-
| fore he was placed in Officer Reevess
hands. Win th"t ihJ"hc''oh ne WAS
| -
''''N ''' '''"> '''
| John Wakefield made his hrst APP
pearance in court Monday for being
drunk. lie had definite idea that he
was not drunk when arrested and en-
tered plea of not guilty.
Officer McGcttrick was sworn and in
response to questions asked by Grand
Juror Leary said he arrested Wake.
field at Lyman's conl yards Sunday
morning. lie SAID WaKeneio was IN
ot;cor pivors had 70 carry him to n
,o,m IN he taken 70 ietl.
Af.or Ow,oor N,ccottr,cL hod cor.
.,,,,. r,d,,o Nouer ,s,ed Xy.La6e,d
:. ,,na 20 ,oho tho s,ora