The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-26

was arraigned and after waiving
the reading Of the Indictment en-.
tered plea of guilty. He was
assessed fine of $25 aud coets
which he paid An agreed state
meht of this case showed that the
defendant had left his place Of
business on Sunday morning and
put a bottle of whiskey in his
pocket for his own use. He
stopped on his way home at the
meat market of Bud Rutherford |
VINO complained of being sick and
asked Columbus for some wbiskey.
Columbus gave him the bottle he
had and Rutherford threw him
down the money for it; and later
became the prosecuting witness
against Columbus, Judge Martin
assessed the minimum sentence
NENihSp VIC hClrnhdut'
Case No. 1910. TIE State of
Ohio against VIM, Rutherford for
indecent exposure of person, was
called up and there also appearing
ali indictment against him tor ae-
sault and battery he entered d
plea of guilty to both charges at
the same time, The statement of |
these cases appearing that they
were the result of nearly the same |
trouble and that 1T was the fret |
time for Rutherford before this
court, Judge Martin assessed a
fine of S. and costs in, the former
and $40 and costs in the latter
case, which was Immediately paid
Case No. 1911. The State Of
Ohio against John Dayka, Of Mui
ray, for keeping his saloon open
and selling liquor on Sunday
After the statement of the case
which showed the complaining
witness TO be Gus Rutherford
who had enticed small son Of
DaYka'e to open the saloon to get
him some Whiekey, and later was
the prosecuting witness against
him. The defendant entered
plea of guilty to the fret count of
the indictment, He was assessed
d fns Of $25 and costs which was
paid. The prosecuting attorney
then nollied the second count Of /
the Indictment and the defendant
was dismissed.
Case No. 1912. The State of
Ohio against Henry Hale for keep
ing his saloon open and selling
liquor on Sunday. The defendant
waived the reading of the indict-
nent ana entered a plea of not
guilty, being released under
oond of $3.50 which he Immediate
y gave, Another Case, No. 1913,
against Mr.. Hale for a like offense
committed on q different Sunday
vas brought up and he entered a
Plea of guilty TO it, bsing fined
S25 aud costs which hs al once
1aid
Case No. 1914. The State Of
Ohio against Edward Skiver for
,etit larceny. The defendant in
his case lie boy of II years Of
lge, and after waving the read r
ng of the indictment, entered a
flea of not guilty. He was re-
eased under bond of $3.50, the
rial being set for October 10,
Case No. 1917. The State Of
)hio against Edward Waller for
elling liquor to minor. The
efendanr appeared and after
1aiving the reading of the in 8
ictment, entered plea of not /
.ullty, his bond being fixed at
$50. He appeared later In the G
ay, however, and Withdrew his t
ormer plea ana entered one of
Utility. He was assessed fine of il
25 and costs which was at once h
aid, the jail sentence, which is
art of the penalty for thls OF =
ense, being suspended by Judge :
Iartin.
Case No 1918. The State of :,
'hio against John Hunter for die
nrbing religious meeting, AT
81 the reading of the indictment =,
he defendant In this case entered
plea of guilty and was assessed
fine of $40 and costs, which he
once paid. u
AT the conclusion of the arraign-
Iente Judge Martin dismissed