The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-10-16
Court.

Judge Lloyd will be here on October 23d
to try all cases on the Circuit court list
that are ready.
The jurors have been discharged until
October Doth when the trial of indictments
will begin.
ed truant officer for Riverside, and was
sworn in.
The grand jury finished their labors late
on Tuesday afternoon, and were discharg
ed.
The following prisoners were arraigned;
Floyd Deacon, colored, assault and bat
terry on Joseph A. Giles at Bucto. Not
guilty.
Theodore Cole, colored, assault with
revolver OH Frank Strickland at Burling-
ton. Not guilty.
Adolph Miller, larceny of coat and peck
ct book, containing checks, etc from his
employer at Burlington, also, forgery
He entered a plea of guilty.
81 vos drunk when decd i'd" he sal,
land wanted to keep drunk till forgesd
all aloud id. Dot vos ALL
He was sentenced to Is months in the
state prison.
barry Snyder, breaking an arc light at
Burlington, on September I'D. Not
guilty.
Simeon E Brinson, colored, assault and
battery on Charlotte S. Brinson at Mount
Holly. Not guilty.
Leon Montayo and Ross Montayo, steal
ing lamp-posts belonging to the borough
of Riverton, and iron pipe belonging to
the Public Service Corporation. Both
pleaded guilty and were fined $50.
William Haywood, of Burlington, who
has been out on probation since last Jan
uary, was called to account on the allega-
tion that he had not been conforming to
the conditions of his parole. He was ar
rested originally for breaking into Price
& Crafts coal Office at Burlington, and
spent los days in jail when he was let out
on parole.
1t was alleged that he had been drink
ing and failed to make his regular reports
to the Probation officer. He acknowledge
ed that such was the case, but was releas-
ed on his promise to do better in the flu
ture
Mary E. Mitchell was ordered to be
committed to the State Industrial school.
The following prisoners in the Jail were
ordered released, no indictment having
been found against them by the grand
jury: Jerry DAILY, charged with stealing;
Florence Foy, Beverly, charged with hav-
ing robbed William Haywood; Clarence
Money charged with assault; Peter Del
aney, charged with assault and battery at
Burlington; Asa Crusen, colored, charged
with rape at Southampton. John J. Mil
Ter, charged with assault and battery;
Holmes Compton.
Other indictments were found against
the following, who will appear later
Amos X. Ashby, Burlington, assaulting
John Tracy; Leon Michael, Cinnaminson.
stealing horse, wagon and harness, valued
$3.50, from Elwood IIaines; Hyman Lipsh-
tey, Louis Jarret and William Kaufman,
Camden county, selling liquor from wa
CONS in Evesham township; Louis Hen
derson, Chester, stealing two horses and
wagon, value 1852 from William Kelso;
John Collins, Chester stealing talking
machine, value $37, from Matte Firth:
Michael Riley. Chester assualting Edward
Conwell; John Matthews, Jr.: Borden
town, assaulting Anna Hussey; John H.
Stovey, Burlington, embezzlement from
| John Wanamaker Maggie Robinson,
Chester, stealing marbie-top table from
Maud A. Young; Albert Shinn, Mount
| Holly, assaulting George Linton; Morris
r. Gaines, Mount Holly, assaulting wife;
! Stanilaus Prune, Palmyra, assaulting
| Mrs. Mary Week.