Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-12

| ESQ, of Gardiner, Thomas McLaugh-
lin of Hallowell, indicted for maintain
| ing Il liquor nuisance, waived the read
ing of the indictment and pleaded not
| guilty. He gave bail for his appear
| ance from day to day, the Surctics be-
| ing William r. Quinn and p H. Leigh
| ton of HallOwcll
| Through his counsel, S. S. Brown
Esq, Of Watcrvillc. Robert Packard
of Chelsea on two liquor indictments,
| waived the reading of the indictments
| and pleaded not guilty. He WAS re-
mandcd to Jail in default Of bail
| Through his counsel viii G. Atkins
Esq, Of Gardiner. Edward Boiler OF
| Gardiner, indicted with Harry A. Jones
| Of Gardiner for maintaining liquor
nuisance, waived the reading of the in
| dictment and pleaded not guilty. le
gave bail for his appearance from day
| to day the surctics being Charles +.
| Brann and Harry a. Jones of Gardiner.
| Through his counsel l.. w. White
house, Esq, of Augusta, William II.
| feltis Of Randolph. indicted for main
tanning Il liquor nuisance, waived the
reading OF the Indictment and pleaded
not guilty. He was rcmandcd to Jail
| in default of bail
| Harry A. Jones of Gardiner filed
| dernurrcrs in two liquor cases. one for
| maintaining a liquor nuisance and tho
| other an appealed search and seizure
case from the Gardiner municipal court.
On the nuisance Indictment Jones was
| sentenced to pay u fine of $3.50 and
| costs and in default of payment to
serve four months in Jail. In the
| search ard seizure case the iudgmen.
of tho lower court fine Of 500 and
costs and 10 days in Jail, was affirmed.
| Jones appealed from the sentences and
gave bail, the surctics being ]. ID.
Lacey of Randolph and Charles F.
Brann of Gardiner
| Through their attorney, f. w. White
house, Esq. Of Augusta, Fred Fallen
| and John Evans, both of Chelsea, in
| dict"d Cor maintaining q liquor nuis-
| ancc, waived the reading of the indict :
| mcnts ana pleaded not guilty. They
were renamed to Jail in default of bail.
| Through her counsel, A. S. Brown,
ESQ. of Watcrvillc, Rose Carson White
of Chelsea, Indicted for maintaining a
| liquor nuisance, waived the reading of
the Indictment and pleaded not guilty.
She gave bail for her appearance from
| day to day.
| Through his counsel, Fred w. Clair.
| ESQ. Of Waterville, John Hvland OF
| Watcrvillc waived the reading of the
indictment and pleaded not guilty. He
gave bail for his appearance from day
to dav. the sureties being Samuel Naiiec
and Phillip J. Brown of Watervillc.
| Through his counsel, Fred w. Clair,
Esq. OF Waterville. Odclcon Butler of
| Waterville. indicted for maintaining a
| liquor nuisance, waived the reading of
the indictment and pleaded not guilty
He gave bail for his appearance from
day to day. the surcties being John
Cote and II. O. Fzod of WatcrvilIe.
Through mis- counsel A. A. Matthew
| Esq, of Watcrvillc. Samuel Racine in
dictcd fer maintaining liquor nui-
sancc. waived the reading Of the in
dictment arI pleaded not guilty.
Through his counsel. T.. w. White
house, Esq, OF Augusta. Warren Casey
of Augusta, indicted for maintaining
Il liquor nuisance. waived the reading
of the indictment and pleaded n"t
guilty. He was remanded to Jail il
default of bail
Through his counsel. Joseph William
son. Esq. Of Augusta, John Hcrs"rn
indicted for maintaining liquor nut
sancc, waived the reading of the indiCt-
mcnt and pleaded not guilty. lie gave
bail for his appearance from day t.
day, the suretiCs being Fred Lawrence
and Eliza Sullivan of Augusta.
| Through his counsel. Fred w. Clair
ESD Of Watcryille, Fred Natthieu a
Watervillc. indicted for maintaining
liquor nuisance. waived the reading o
the indictment and pleaded not guilty
He gave bail for his appearance from
day to day. the suretics being John Cot
and Joseph Nadcau of Watcrvll".
Through his counsel. Benedict +
| Maher. Esq, of Augusta. Bcnoit Arson
ault of Augusta. indicted for maintain
ing q liquor nuisance. waived the read
ing of the indictment and pleaded no
guilty. He gave bail for his appear
ancc from day to day, the Str"tlcS be
ing Peter Lambert and William Cow
rette Of Augusta.
:, Through his counsel. Fred w. Ciai:
. Esq. of Watcrvill". Clement Givccn O
Natcrviilc. indicted for maintaining
liuuor nuisance waived the reading u
the Indictment and pleaded not guilty
f He gave bail for his appearance fr"r
, day to day. the surctics being Phillip ..
f Brown and John a. IIyland of WatcT
VILE.
f / Through his counsel. George W. lic-
, elton. Esq, of Gardiner. George
| HaZcIhrook of Gardiner. indicted I"
maintaining Il liquor nuisance. WaiV"
f the reading Of the indictment an
h pleaded not guilty. II" gave bail f'
@ his appearance" from day t" day. til
SIrctits being James ID. Lacey # Ral
dolph and Harry a. Jones Of Gardin"
, Through his counsel. Melvin +. Sa"
~ telle. Esq, of Augusta. George Pare Z
Augusta indicted for maintaining
= liquor nuisance, waived tn" reading {
= the Indictment and pleaded not guilt,
= He gave bail for his appearance fr"'
day to day, the suroties being Lou
Tondrcau and Francis Gilbert
. Augusta
;, Through her counsel, Benedict
: Maher. Esq. of Augusta, ANN" Smit
? of Augusta. indicted for maintaining
liquor nuisance, waived the reading
the Indictment and pleaded not guilt
She was rcmandcd to Jail in default
bail
Through her counsel, Benedict