Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-04-21

aess. Joy ys. Hagerthy: Hurley, stearns;
Peters, Benson. Neither party.
2sss Moore W; M: @. R. R. Co. Peters; Hale
tin, 1910. Motion for new trial ad f fied.
267o. Hartman vs.. Campbell Conary; Rob-
fns0n. Defaulted.
2ss7 Moore vs.. West. Bowden; Conary. Con-
tinued.
2ssa whipple Co: VS.. Kingsley. whiting;
Peters. Defauited.
27ss Melcher co. VS.. Roberts. Hale & HAM
sso3 Tabbutt vs.. Mcdonald. Graham; Wood.
Defnulted
2s52 k,ttredge VS.. Rumill. Tracy; Deasy g.
Lyman. Continued.
2s54 Watson VS.: Johnston. Tracy; Hurley.
Defaulted.
PISS Wilson vs., Johnston. Tracy; Hurley.
2s'2. Foss VS.. Hodgkins. Burrill Crabtree.
Defaulted.
2ssi. White Sewing Machine Co. VS.. Fifeld.
McAllister: spoford. Defaulted.
2sss Cunningham VS.. DeCourcey. Fellows;
stuart. Neither party.
1880. Corners VS.. Hodgkins. Wood: Graham
Neither party.
2sis Burnbam VS.. Gray. Giles; Crabtree.
1857. Leonard VS.. Young. Mason; Crabtree.
Neither party.
2si7' Moore VS.. Hancock Ins Co. Giles.
Neither party.
1870. Phillips VS.. City Ellsworth. Hurley;
Peters. Defaulted for sl5 and costs, siO.
faulted.
1890. Phonograph Co. VS.. Pray Wood; Gra-
ham. Defaulted--
1882 Clark vs.. Grant: Clark; Hale s. Ham
lin. Defaulted
2sai. Wescott VS.. Norris. Clark. Neither
party.
soos. Sears VS.. Gavette. B. G. Ward. Con-
timed.
1908. Sears vs.. Gaynor. B. G.. Ward. Con-
tinued.
soli. Sears VS.. Goss. B. G. Ward. Continued
0is. Sears We. Stafford. B. g. Ward. Con-
tinued.
soi5 Sears vs.. Thurlow. B. G. Ward. Con-
tinued.
2976. Morrison & Joy VS.. Cahill Hale
Hamlin. Continued.
To Foiio,0 Criminal Cases.
1877. Monges & Kendig vs.. Clay & Morris.
Deasy 4 lyman Mears; Hale & Ham
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The grand jury rose just before noon
Saturday, and reported thirty-two indict-
ments, twenty-five OF which were for vio-
lation Of the liquor law.
There were six new indictments against
EdwardJ. Comisky, Of Bar Harbor, for
violation OF the liquor law, and four old
cases against him. He pleaded guilty to
all the indictments, and was sentenced on
one case to sixty days in the county Jail,
300 fine and costs, and sixty days ad-
ditional imprisonment in default OF fine.
The other cases were continued for SEN
tence.
Arthur Hunton, OF Bar Harbor, pleaded
guilty to five new indictments and Ave
old cases for violation OF the liquor law,
and was sentenced on one to ninety days
continued for sentence.
Andrew Benson, Of Bar Harbor, pleaded
guilty to three new indictments and one
search and seizure case on appeal, and was
sentenced on the search and seizure case to
sixty days in the county jail. The other
cases were continued for sentence.
Michael McCauley, of Bar Harbor,
pleaded guilty to one new indictment and
three old cases. He was sentenced to sixty
days in Jail and fine OF 500 and costs and
sixty days additional imprisonment in de-
fault of fine.
In q case against Daniel Herlihy, for
search and seizure, on appeal from Bar
Harbor municipal court, defaulted, the
Judgment OF the lower court vas affirmed
with additional costs. The sentence in
the lower court was sixty days in county
Jail and fine Of 500 and costs. Two other
cases against him were continued for SEN
tence.
Alexander W. Maloy and Leon Inman,
the men indicted for breaking and enter
ing cottages at Phillips lake, received Jail
sentences-Maloy sixty days in the county
jsil and Inman two years in State prison.
Other new indictments returned at this
term appear in the criminal docket which
follows:
Continued Cases
1899. State vs.. Mrs. Edward ODER, assault and
battery. Oct term, 1907 - Principal
defAuited. April term. 190S-Contin-
ued. Oct. term. i90s-scire facias or
dered. April term, l909-Judgment of
lower court affirmed: fine and costs
paid.
1855. State VS.. Charles A. Weaver, single sale.
Oct. term, isu7-Contuued for Jail SEN
tence. April term 1908 - Continued.
Oct. term. lyJs-Continued farther for
sentence. April term l909-Continued
I7ol. State VS.. John Sharkey, single sale.
April term, discontinued. Oct. term.
1908 - Pleaded guilty. Continued for
sentence. April term, lsOs-Capias to
issue.
i702. State VS.. John Sharkey, single sale.
April term, is0s-Continued. Oct. term.
l9us-Pleaded guilty. Continued for
sentence. April term, l9os-Capias to
issue.
1903. State VS.. John Sharkey, common seller,
April term, isos-Continued. Oct. term.
fsus-Pleaded guilty. Continued for
sentence. April term, isOs-Capias to
issue.
IT'S. State vs.. Henry II. Ash, adultery.
Oct. term, l90s-Pleaded nolo conten-
dere. Continued for sentence. April
term, l909-Fiied.
ITO. State vs.. Sarah Bernardipi, common
nuisance. Oct. term. l9oS-Capias or
dered April term. lso9-Capias to is
sue.
liza. state VS.. Mike Doyle, single sale. Oct.
term, ls05-Capias ordered. April term,
l9Os-Capias 10 issue.
TIPS State VS.. Mike Doyle, common seller.
Oct. term, l905-Capias ordered. April
term, 1903 -Capias to issue.
Iy27. State vs Daniel A, Herlihy, common
nuisance, Oct. term, l9Os-Capias or
dered.
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