Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-14
|AII Indictments Arc Given
to the Public.
Calling Of The Criminal Gases
al MONDAYS Session.
First Jury Trial Will Begin at Open.
ing Of Court Today.

The new and old criminal dockets
We're called by County Attorney Beane
at the opening of the Kennebec SUI
perior court, Monday morning The
traverse jurors have been ordered to
report at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Thomas Thibeault and George Pou-
lin of Augusta were arranged on an
indictment for the larceny of 500 from
Augustus Poulin and Caroline Poulin
of Augusta. ". II. Fisher of Augusta
was appointed by the court to repre-
sent the respondents. Thibeault plead
ed not guilty and Ponlin guilty and
the cases will come up Tuesday MORN
ing.
Two indictments were returned by
grand jury at this term against Walter
Starkey of Winslow, one for common
seller and one for maintaining COM
mon nuisance but he did not answer to
his name when it was called in court
Monday morning.
Judge Hall, Monday, directed that
the cork shoppers, graduates and otlier
utensils which were seized by Deputy
Enforcement Commissioners Obed i.
Stackpole Of Biddeford, Benjamin F.
Towne of Waterville and William r.
Clifford of Skowhegan at the drug
store OF Bernard f. Getchell at Au-
gusta two years ago be returned. The
law court recently handed down a re-
script that Mr.. Gethcell was entitled
to these articles. Norman l.. Bassett
of Augusta appeared in court Monday
for the deputy enforcement commits
sioners.
A. common nuisance indictment
against Charles Rhoades of Augusta
was continued for the present, evil
dence being introduced tending to show
that the respondent was a very sick
man and not able to be present III
court.
| Albert Carr, alias Allie Carr, and
Joseph Pepin of Augusta, through
| their counsel, E. w. Whtehouse,
| waived the reading of indictments
| brought against them Tor maintaining
| a common nuisance and pleaded not
guilty.
| An indictment was made public Mon
| day against James b. Neal Of Mon
mouth for assault and battery OIL Dan
| iel G.. Neal. Evidence was presented
showing that the respondent had been
kicked in the head by horse and a
physiciar1's certificate was read stat.
ing that OH account Of the injury the
man was unable to appear in court at
this time.
| Almon Derouin, alias Edmond Della
ware of Augusta, through his counsel,
Frank L. Dutton of Augusta, waived
the reading of an indictment for main
| tanning a common nuisance and plead
ed not guilty.
| The bail was defaulted in the case
of Elmer Z. BraZier Of Augusta, who
was indicted at the January term for
sodomy.
| Edward Laderick, alias Eddie I4ud-
ericl1 of Gardiner, indicted for recciv-
| ing stolen goods, through his counsel,
| VIII c.. Atkins of Gardiner, waived the
reading of the indictment and pleaded
not guilty.
Old indictments against Alfred
Burke of Chelsea and Frank Cardinal
of Augusta for common seller were
| placed OH file.
Two appealed search and seizure
processes from the Gardiner municipal
court against Benot Arsenault and
one each against John Corlnier, Walter
Cormier and Arthur Cormier of Au-
gusta We're dismissed by the court be-
|
ures of liquor were made by Deputy
Sherifts Frank II. Marshall of Farm
| ingdale, Martin Burns of Gardiner,
Frank H. Meady of Randolph, James
J. Donovan of Hallowell and D. Frank
Moore of Augusta at the Rhoades
place, so called, on the Thomaston
road, near the National Home. The
| officers were armed with a warrant
! s1;v ,o1
| court and Williamson & Burleigh Of
Augusta, counsel for the respondents,
contended that the municipal court Of
the city of Gardiner had no jurisdic-
! ton in the cases as the goods were
seized in the city of Augusta.
| James Granger Of Augusta pleaded
not guilty to an indictment for main
tanning common nuisance and was
remandtd to Jail until Tuesday morn
ing.
| William H. Feltis of Randolph,
against whom an indictment for main
tanning a common nuisance was re-
turned, through his counsel, Will c.
Atkins of Gardiner waived the reading
of the Indictment, pleaded not guilty
and gave cash bail for mis- appearance
from day to day.
In the case of Walter Cormier Of Au-
eusta, indicted for maintaining d COM
mon nuisance, the question OF misno-
| mer was raised by Williamson & Bur-
leigh of Augusta, counsel for the re-
spondent, the papers filed in the case
being that 'he now is and always was
called and was known by the name Of
Wallace Cormier and not by that Of
| Walter Cormier as by the indictment
in said cause is alleged, and this he is
ready to verify"
1 Henry Stickney of Augusta fled a
demurrer to an indictment found by
the grand jury at this term for MAIN
tanning a common nuisance and was
sentenced to pay fine Of $500 and
costs and in default of payment to
serve six months in Jail. Exceptions
were taken aud the case will go to
the law court Joseph Williamson of
Augusta appeared as counsel for the
respondent.
4 An indictment for adultery found at
u