Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
SUPERIOR COURT.
List Of Indictments Given
to Public, Wednesday.
Julian Kittredge Sentenced to
a Year in State Prison.
Jury Trials Will Begin This Morning.. Dis
position Of Cases.

for i[ennebec county Wednesday morn
ing the following additional indict-
ments We're made public:
John J. Silva of Augusta. assault
and battery with a dangerous weapon.
The Indictment alleges that Silva ION
the thirteenth day Of last August with
force and arms in and upon Manuel A.
Silva. with Il certain dangerous weapon.
to wit. knife. which he then and there
had and held. did then and there felOni-
ouSly cut, strike. beat, bruise, wound
and ill-treat and other wrongs to him.
the said Manuel A. Silva. then and
there did"
Edward Zero Of Waterville. liquor
nuisance.
Arthur Cormier Of Augusta. liquor
nuisance.
John Htrsom of Augusta. liquor
nuisance.
Charles Miller of Chelsea. liquor
nuisance.
James Mcclure Of Augusta, liquor
nuisance.
Lester w. Cove of Augusta. break
ing. entering and larceny of a sum of
money from the store of Benjamin
Piper i'm Augusta.
Mary j. Carson. Cora Witham and
Rose Howard, alias Rose White. alias
Rose Carson, all of Gardiner. liquor
nuisance.
William Foss Of Benton. assault and
battery on the person of Mary {. Bur-
CESS at Benton September II.
Carroll Ordway of Waterville. cheat
ing by false pretences in passing a bo-
gus check on Eddie J. Cote of Water
Vile. Ordway escaped from the Ken
nebcc jail on the fourth day of last
August and has not as yet been appre-
hended.
Frank Vashon of Waterville, common
nuisance.
Julian Kittredgc and Lester w. Cove
both of Augusta. burglary. The indict-
ment alleges that Kittredge and Cove
ION the sixteenth day of July in the
night time of said day with force and
arms the dwelling house occupied and
owned by the inhabitants of Augusta
as a city farm house for the poor OF
sail; CITY of Augusta, and also occupied
by Charles c. Griffith as superintendent
| Of said dwelling house and its inmates
| feloniously did break and enter ana
one ice cream freezer of the value OF
| three dollars of the goods and chatteis
| Of Nathan Folsom, and two gallons OF
| ice cream of the value of three dollars OF
| the goods and chattels of Charles MILL
ken, and eight silver spoons OF the
| valve of two dollars Of the goods ana
| chattrlS of Charles c. Griffith, ana all
| of the value of eigh: dollars. then ana
| there in the dwelling house aforesaid
being found. then and there feloniouSly
did steal, take and carry away IN the
dwelling house aforesaid.
| John Foster and Thomas O'Donnell,
both Of Augusta. larcency of the
twenty-ninth day of last August OF
dry cell batteries. one wrench ana d
! pair of nippers from the boat of VIII
liam H. Smith of Augusta.
| John Foster and Thomas O'Donnell.
both of Augusta. larceny on the
twenty ninth day Of last August, OF one
oil can. one battery switch. and one
pair of pliers from the boat OF HERBERT
II. Kelton of Augusta.
| John Foster and Thomas ODonnell.
both of Augusta, larcency on tfe
twenty-ninth day of last August. OF
boat. the property of Herbert Locke of
| Augusta.
| John Foster and Thomas O'Donnell.
both of Augusta. larceny OH the
twenty ninth day of last August of one
pair Of pliers. one monkey wrench and
| three dry cell batteries from the boat
of George F. Giddings of Augusta.
| Lee Mariner and Harold II. Pinkhah.,
both of Augusta. breaking. entering
and larceny on the fourth day of last
May of cigars. tobacco and candy from
I.l~ Of -
field Of Augusta.
Julian Kittredge and John Foster.
both of Augusta. larceny on the eighth
day Of last September a boat, the pro-
perty of George Nichols of Augusta.
John d. Silva of Augusta, liquor
nuisance.
On an Indictment found by the
grand jury at this term against John
d. Silva of Augusta for assault and
| battery with dangerous weapon, the
reading of the indictment was waived
and a plea of not guilty entered. Frank
G. harrington. Esq, of Augusta APP
paaled as counsel for the respondent
Rail in the sum Of $1,000 was given for
appearance from day to day.
Through his counsel, f. NJ. ThOmp-
son. Esq, Of Augusta. Percy BickfOrd
of Oakland waived the reading of ar
Indictment found at this term for the
larceny of a horse and team and plead
ed not guilty.
On recommendation of County At
tOrney Leigh a mol pros was entered ir
the case of Edward Zero of Water
Vile. indicted at this term for main.
tanning a liquor nuisance.
Lester w. Cove Of Augusta. on two
indictments, one for breaking, entering
and larceny and the other for burglary
in conjunction with Julian Kittredge OF
Augusta. was sentenced by Judge Hal
to the State school for boys at Cape
Elizabeth to serve during his minority
Frank L. DuttOn. Esq. counsel fol
young Cove. made an eloquent ana
| earnest plea for his client but the
court remarked that during the late
spring and summer breaks by youns
boys in this city had been altogether
. too frequent and that justice demanded
that heavy sentences should be i'm
posed in such cases.
: Principal and sureties We're defaultet
in an appealed search and seizure cas-,
p A,tb,,r Corp,iar Of Aun,,eto