The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-04-20
The Supreme Judicial Court.

HON. A. P. WISWELL, ELLSWORTH, PRE-
SIDING.
The April term of the Supreme Judicial
Court opened in the Court House in Bel
fast Tuesday mornlng, April 18th. Follow
ing are the officials and jurors in attend
ance:
Judge, Hon A. p. Wiswell, Ellsworth.
Clerk, Tileston Wadlin, Belfast.
Stenographer, c. O. Barrows, Portland
Chaplain. Rev. E. 5. Phllbrook
County Attorney, b. F. Foster, Montvlle.
Sheriff, Amos f. Carleton, Belfast.
Crier, Sias E Bowler, Palermo.
Messenger, f. w Ellis, Belfast.
Deputy Sheritfs, Chas. F. Drak e, Frank
fort, W. L. Gray, Troy. P. G. Hurd, North
port.
GRAND JURY; John P. Bragg. Isles boro
foreman hamm s. ), nrt,,o r, Colby, Liberty; A. s.
Brooks; G. o, Dickey, Northport; Ernest
E. Drink water, Lincolnville; Harrison
Farrow, Belmont: Jasper A. GRAY, Pros
pect Walter B. Knight, Troy; Frank B.
knowlton, Belfast; Henry z. Marden, Bel
fast; f. E. McCauslin, Unity; Howard
Moore, Frankfort; Myron F. Parker, Mon
roe; Charles r. Rendell, stockton Springs;
Horace E. Robbins, Searsport; n. /. Sim
mons, morrill,; I. NJ. Simmons, Searsmont :;
John W. Tibbetts, Montville: W. W.
Turner, Palermo; Frank c. Tyler, Free
dom Ira q. Young, Winterport.
William Garcelon, Burnham, was excused,
being absent from the State
Of the Traverse Jurors the following
were excused the first day: Fred II. Bag
ley, Troy Amos Clement, Belfast; Angus
tus Dean, Linc0lnville; c. H. Lindsey,
Prospect; Edwin Nickerson, Winterport
Isaac }. Perkins, Winterport. This left
the jurors four short and the Judge ordered
tour extra to be drawn by special meet
ing OF the city government and they were
tG report Wednesday at o'clock. The fol-
lowing were drawn: Albert Colson, c. j.
Pattee and Lester A. Wilson of Bella St.
The fourth juror drawn is out of town.
Messrs. Colson and Pattee were assigned to
me vacancies upon the I'd jury and MIR.
wilson Is to serve as supernumerary.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. John @. John
Montville; G. r. Belden, Palermo; Ansei
T. Bradstreet, Freedom; H. c. Brown,
Northport; H. NJ. Bryant, Thorndike
Henry j. Chaples, Belfast; E. G. Clifford,
Stockton sast Springs; Dexter T. Gnptil. Bel
Knight, Belmont; Leslie p. Miller, Belfast
Inc following out of town lawyers were
IN attendance Tuesday morning: Ellery
BoWden of Winterport, Fred W. Brown,
Jr, OF Brooks, $. S. Brown, Esq, of Water
vile, James Libby, Jr, of Unity, W. T. C..
vi '1cdis spolt, 1nOindS Amer sun
OF the firm of Morse & Anderson of Pitts
field, ii. A. Buzzell of Monroe
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY. r. E. Page,
Jackson; Wentworth Pease, Burnham
Nathan Pendleton, Islesboro Elijah Ritchie,
Monroe; Monroe; Alvin Shbles,. Knox. H. E.
Staples, Brooks; J. E. Wentworth, Sears
port, G. A: Whittier, Searsport; W. F.
Woods. Unity; w. 5. York, Frankfort
Albert Colson, Belfast; Clifford J. Pattee,
Belfast.
The case now on trial is William H.
staples VS.. Albert T. Harvey. The action
is upon promissory note said to have been
given BY the defendant to the plaintiff as
.,boot between horses. The defence is
That the horse which Harvey got was worth
less or nearly so. Hence want of consider.
alton: And for further defence defendant
says he was intoxicated at the time of the
alleged trade and further that he did moi
sign the note in suit. Knowlton for plaintiff
Mcclellan for defendant.