The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-03-09
EXCITEMENT REIGNED
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ing out two saloon keepers and al
lowing the otner saloon keepers 10 10
unscathed when one Is Just as bad a.
another 80 far as keeping their places
OF business open on Sunday is concern.
ed.
Sheriff Holmes happened TO be the
one whose name was signed TO tha
warrants and he inquired il the crit
cism was aimed at him. Mr.. Watson
replied that it WAS not that he admit
know that Mr.. Holmes name was
signed 10 the complaint.
During the course OF the discussion
between Mr.. Watson and the Sheriff
the latter said. And. so far as these
blind pigRers 90 they are all going TO
be caught 1t may take some time but
I'm going TO break mp this business.
and his declaration was applauded by
everyone present. Mr. Watson express
sing himself as wholly in accord with
the Sheriff
Marshal Aeschliman happened TO be-
the criticism was turned from the
sheriff. he inquired of Mr.. Watson il
he, Aeschliinan, was the one referred
TO and Mr.. Watson told him that he
was and they proceeded TO discuss the
situation. During the discussion Mr..
Aeschliman stated that since Mr.. Wat
son term no convictions had been had
in the Justice courts on such cases and
that brought Mr.. McDonough into
action. He.showed that the cases now
under consideration are the only ones
not successfully fought to an Issue and
told the officers that so tar as he was
concerned every case brought 10 10
him would be prosecuted to the limit
but that il is not his duty to nose a.
round trying to start them.
The atmosphere being clarified and
all parties to the discussion broupht
back TO sood humor the prosecuting
attorney proceeded TO making out the
second warrant for Camilli.
The warrant having been completed
il was handed to Sheriff Holmes AID
Camilli was re.arrested and put in jail
to await a hearing
In the mean time the scene shifted
TO the court Of Justice Morrison where
Peter Morcento, an Italian FROM the
Dunn mine, was awaiting a hearing
on blind pig complaint.
Morcento was represented by Clarence
Dryer. The first witness called was
Harry Rosengreen. ae swore that he
had purchased liquor at the defendants
place on several occasions that on the
10Th day of June he rode up 10 the
defendants place with a deIiveryman
in fhe employ OF A. Camille and that
the said driver had number OF cases
OF beer in his wagon; that he Rosen-
green purchased one OF the cases, pay
ing therefore the sum of So 40 and-it
was delivered for him by the same
driver who brought the beer ont from
town.
At this point the warrant was looked
over and was found to be detective and
the Prosecuting Attorney instructed
Justice Morrison not TO attempt Ia
make ont the warrant in such cases
hereafter but TO telephone or write b
him McDonough) and the warrants
would be- drawn correctly.
This is the second case | have had
To dismiss and ask for new arrests in
owing to defective warrants drawn
ont by the justices and don't want ii
done again as II only piles up an nm
necessary expense upon the county.
Mr.. Dryer was very fair; he waived
the formality Of new arrest as he
said that he renognized that his client
would Immediately be arrested again
but he thought the prosecutor should
go TO trial on correct warrant and
asked that the case be postponed. In
order TO favor the witnesses IL was set
for March %, AZ on that day the wit
nesses will all be day shift.
Mr. McDonough then instructed the
reporter for The Diamond Drill 10
have printed notice in his paper
warning saloon keepers and brewery
agents against selling at wholesale
The notice appears in another column
Of this Issue.
This case being disposed OF the prose
cutor and court attendants returned 10
Justice Davison's court where the
hearing Of Camilli was 10 take place
The case of A. Camilli having been
allied again. after Mr. Camilli arrest
the defendant was brought down from
the Jail and after some little discussion
Mr.. Watson agreed TO waive examina
tion and have his client held Y the
circuit court. Mr. McDonough called
for bail and then the hrew orks let