Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-15
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| sentence. one; continued open, 33 ;
sentenced to State prison. one !;
sentenced to county Jail. four: fined,
| 10; sent to hospital for observation.
| In Sagadahoc county during the
| past year there were "a cases in
| stituted, as follows: Homicide, one !;
| larceny, two; burglary, two: rape, one !:
assault with felonious intent, two; as
sault and battery, one; violation of
| liquor law, 23 other offences. two.
Cases during the year were disposed
as follows: mol pressed or dismissed,
IA; conviction and sentence, %;
acquitted, three; placed on file, three
| continued open, three; sentenced TO
State prison. three: sentenced 70
| county jai! or house of correction. IL:
fined, seven. The costs and expenses
Of prosecution were $2,25S.6S. the fines
and costs imposed were sl,20S.14 and
the fines and costs collected We. Z
$45677
The costs and expenses of prosecu-
ton in Somerset county were
$2.429.13, the fines and costs imposed
amounted to $S34.4S and the fines and
costs collected were $S3448. Eighty
one cases were instituted as follows:
Larceny, four; compound larceny, one :;
assault and battery, five; offenses
against chastity, morality, etc, one;
malicious mischief one: defects In
highways. one; violation Of liquor law.
So; other offenScs, five.
Cases were disposed of as follows:
Quaslad one; mol pressed or dismissed.
80: conviction and sentence, seven; ac-
,,,tS
tinued open, 50; continued for sentence.
two; continued marked law" two;
sentenced to county Jail and house Of
correction, one: fined, six.
In Waldo county during the Fast
year 3, cases were instituted for the
following crimes: Larceny. two; as
sault with telohious intent, one; assault
and battery. Il; ofenscs against chas-
tty, morality. etc. one; malicious mis-
chief. two; cheating and conspiracies,
one; nuisance. one; violation of liquor
law, 40; other offensoS, 90. Cases were
disposed OF as follows: Quashed, one
mol pressed on payment of costs, five;
mol pressed or dismissed. 4S; convic-
ton and sentence, 81; acquitted four;
placed on file. one; continued open,
Jas: continued for sentence, II; con-
tinued marked law" Il; sentenced
to county Jail, five. The costs and e.-
penScs of prosecution were $2.061.26. The
fines and costs imposed amounted to
s4,548.15 and the fines and costs COL
lected were $l,si275.
The costs and expenses of prosecu-
ton in Washington county were s.
GS1.52. the fines and costs imposed
amounted to Sl,SS6.37 and the
fines and costs collected were Si104l
One hundred ana twenty-threc cases
were instituted during the year for the
following crimes: Violation OF the
liquor law. 81: perjury, two; compound
larceny. II; larceny. five: assault with
felonious intent, four; offen5es against
chastity. morality. etc. ono; malicious
mischief, ore; other offenses, Is. Cases
we're disposed of as follows: ClIashed,
one: mol pressed or dismissed
10: conviction and sentence. So:
aC1uittal, one; placed on file, 30: con-
tnued OpeE. IS: sentenced to state
prison. three: sentenced to county iaii,
25: fined. seven.
III York county during the pas. year
there were 2t0 cases instituted as fol-
lows: Forgery and counterfeiting, one:
compound larceny. Al: larceny. six;
rape, one; assault with felonious in
tent. fn,r; assault and battery. Is; Of
lenses against chastity, four: malicious
mischief. four; cheating and conspira-
cies. three; lilucr nuisance, 1G2: other
violations of the liquor law. IA These
cases were disposed of as follows:
Qu1shed, four; mol pressed on payment
OF costs. eight; mol pressed or dismiss
cd. -: conviction and sentence. II; &C
quilted. 10; placed on file. g: continued
opcr1. 4@: continued for sentence, eight:
sentenced {" state prison. sewn; sem
tencod to county Jail. q: fined t. In
one case the judgment OF the lower
court was affirmed and the animals
were ordered destroyed and in two in
stances cash bail was defaulted and
paid to the clerk by the magistrates.