The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-27
CIRCUIT COURT.

fined $50 and costs Shaw was found il
a drunken condition in Carroll creek
near the Old Mill, and If it had no, beer
| for his timely discovery. it is reported he
| might have drowned. Bruchey was rep
resented by Reno s. Harp.
Clarence Jackson, arrested on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons
was tried before the court and acquitted
Reno S. Harp was his attorney.
Lewis C. Main was tried before the
court upon the charge of assaultng Zenc
Brightwell Main admitted the assault
and was fined S.. He was represented by
Leo Weinberg.
Adam Linton, arrested upon the charge
of asSaultng Mrs. Zimmerman at whose
house he boarded, was tried by the court
and found guilty He was fined $50 and
costs and in default was sent to Jail.
Charles Simmons was tried before the
court for carrying concealed weapons
He was found not guilty. He was repre-
sented by Reno S. Harp.
The case of Charles f. Willard Edgar
II. Willard and Mary L. Willard VS.
Henry w. Higdon was continued until
the December term. This was done as
the result of the Courts ruling on prayers
submitted after the testimony of the plain
tiff had been taken.
Upon the charge that he had forged her
name to note for $500, Mrs Annie l..
Bowlus of Thurmont, has had an indict-
ment brought against her brother, Harry
G. Cover.
George Robinson, colored. was tried
before the Court upon the charge of bas-
tardy and acquitted
Guy Corsey, colored. for larceny of Is
cents worth of goods was sent to Jail for
thirty DAYS.
William Shane was found guilty of an
assault upon his brother. The Court sus-
pended sentence.
Mrs Fannie Mossburg was tried before
the Court upon the charge of forging or
The name OF Mrs. Ida Mosser was forged.
The clerk at the store would not posi-
lively identify Mrs. Mossburg as the
woman who secured the goods
Amos Cooper, of Brunswick, was found
guilty of larceny of several lanterns and
was sentenced to two months in the
House of Correction.
Charles KEYS pleaded guilty to cor
Quoting gaming table and was fined $50
and costs.
Oscar Baumgardner of Woodville,
through his counsel, d. Princeton Buckley,
pleaded guilty to giving away liquor at
his place of business aud was fined SGoo
and costs. Under the local option act of
1880, person cannot give liquor away at
his place of business.
Robert A Fraley, charged with keep
ing gaming table, pleaded guilty to the
charge and was fined $50 and costs which
he paid The indictments against Fraley
for selling to minors and for selling liquor
on Sunday were settled.
The case of Albert c. Shank, of NV
ersville, charged with an assault upon
Jesse Haugh, motorman on the Hagers-
town car, was taken up before a jury. AS
will be remembered Shank sometime ago
beat up Haugh so badly he was COM
PEELED to remain off duty for several days.
The Jury could not agree and were dis
charged.
The case of Andrew Beanner, charged
with robbing the cars at Brunswick, was
taken up before jury. Lewis appeared
for the State, and Reno s. Harp for the
defense.
Benjamin Hedges, colored charged
with assaulting Samuel Jenkins, also col
ored was tried before jury and he was
found guilty Lewis for the State, and
Harp and Buckley appeared for the de-
tense.
The case of Robert Kanode, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kanode, who was
recently indicted for forging note, was
tried before Jury on Wednesday last,
September 18th. The court room was
filled with interested spectators. Harp
and Weinberg represented the defendant,
and MIR. Lewis the State. Verdict not
guilty.
The case of Harry !. Cover was post
poned until the December term OF court.
Andrew Danner, of Brunswick, who
was charged with robbing the Baltimore
and Ohio cars near Brunswick, was
found not guilty by jury.
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