The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-09
THE MORRIS
COUNTY COUR is
Grand Jury Came Into Court
on Friday. Prisoners
Charged and Plead.
THE LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED.

4 tO SAuhN Jul thAllotlCu Ito uClAbCtd-
tions on Friday afternoon and handed
Into the court thirty indictments.
The members Of the jury presented a
handsome umbrella to the foreman,
Thomas w. Cauldwell.
The indicted prisoners in the jail
were brought before Judge Mills inn
mediately after the indictments were
brought in and entered pleas as fol
lows Charles Knoon, circus man, IN
dicted for breaking and entering a
freight car and stealing two hats,
lguilty.
Jesse Jones, conspiracy with others
to break Jail for the release Of Albert
Jones and Others, and assisting in the
effort, not guilty.
Albert Jones, not guilty to eight in
dictments for seven burglaries and at
tempted jail breaking.
i Grace Jones, for conspiracy and as
sisting to break Jail, guilty. She de-
clared in court that she brought in
the two reyolvers and cartridges and
two saws, but did not know about the
knives and other things.
William Stevens, guilty to jail
breaking and conspiracy to break Jail,
not guilty to the charge of stealing a
rain coat in Roxbury township, not
guilty ofrobbing Kenyil station, Law
renee Day assigned to defend him.
| James S. Hardy. not guilty to charge
Of stealing wagon.
Gilbert Teller, not guilty to the
charge of jail breaking and conspiracy,
not guilty to breaking jail.
/ Robert LAMA, guilty to charge Of
breaking Jail guilty of stealing at
Port Morris and breaking into Kenyil
station and robbing it.
Emanuel Williams, guilty to charge
Of having robbed tobacco wagon in
! Rileyyas livery stable stable.
On Monday Owen higgins Of Hiber-
mia, on his plea of guilty was fined
$3.50 and costs for illegal liquor selling
at Hibernia.
Hudson Allison, Of the same place
entered plea OF not guilty to the
same charge and will be tried on May
In.
i Harry Case and Mrs. Annie Wilt
berger plead not guilty to a charge Of
adultery. John Condor was assigned
to defend them.
| John Jackson was tried in the juven-
lie court on Monday and sent to the
Reform School for being incorrigible.
Hotel licenses were granted John
Linstrom Of Schooley's Mountain and
John H. Moss, for the Wharton House,
The application Of w. J. Tutty, of
Rockaway, was withdraw.
In the case of the application Of
Andrew Pagan for hotel license at
Whippany, Ex-Governor Werts APP
peared for Pagan and asked adjourn
ment until afternoon. A delegation
of residents of Whippany was present
to protest against the granting of the
license. The matter was finally post
poned until next Monday. 1t is un-
derstood that Fagan's counsel intends
to raise some new questions and at
tempt to take the proceedings into
the Supreme Court.
i Owen II. Martin, guilty Of breaking
and entering and burglary at Mt. Ar
lington.
Aaron Emery. not guilty to charge
breaking window in Rockaway MALI
ciously. Joshua Salmon was assigned
to defend him,
Lotus PietrO was admitted to bail
on charge of assault and battery on
William Poyer.
License applications were taken up
and the following old applications
granted:
John Fl. Newman, Springtown
Benz. Ingrahm, Port Morris Oscar
Rice Landing; Augustus S. Bryant,
Landing; Frank Glass, Lake Dem
mark Abraham B. Rosell, Denyille;
Michael Holleran, Mt. Hope Jacob ).
Drake, Mt. Freedom; Austin Treble,
Mine Hill; John P. Heslin, Hibernia
AiCA' NiAlduu3 OlAlpOOAA ldluS e INs
Casterline, Butler; James @. Belling-
ham, Madison; William Loughlin,
Wharton; Marie Girard, Hnrdtown;
Henry Junge, Pompton Plains AL
bert Schillthiss, Stirling John Lew
andowski, Pine Brook; Jackson b.
Case, Flanders; Edward T. Jones,
Budd's Lake James Levi, Mt. Arling-
ton Thomas p. Moore, Mt. Arling-
ton Fred J, Werner, Mt. Arlington
Palmer Mcdowell, Mt. Arlington
Rudolph Rickenback, Jefferson; John
70. Wezaryezck, Jefferson John Rig
gott, Rockaway; Howard r. Snyder,
Chester; Andrew j. Rockefeller,
Chester; Hugh =. Thorpe, Chester;
John Beerbower, Chatham Christie
pher Riley, Chatham; Martin Cook,
Butler; George A. Estler, Boonton.
Saloon Licenses William Sleep,
Landing; John ID. Smith, Rockaway
John A. Birmingham, Wharton;
James Mckay, Wharton; William
Monahan, Mt Hope.
II Wholesale Licenses Thomas Hes
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