The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-30

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In the naturalization court on Tuesday
the following were granted their fina
papers: Tony Polino, Henry Taglieri
Morris Miller and Morris Getz, Riverside
Louis H. Richhouse, Medford Herman
Naiel, Hainesport; and Eric H. Lunding
Wrightstown.
] Sentence was deferred on Cornelius Var
Saden, claiming Little Ferry, N. j., as hii
home, it being thought he has a crimina
record. He pleaded guilty to stealing {
bicycle belonging to Frank Claypoole, Of
Mount Holly, and selling it to William A
Townsend, of Columbus. The fellow also
admitted similar crimes committed al
Moorestown and Riverton.>
On Wednesday afternoon the grand Jury
reported and presented the following in
dictments, the defendants responding as
follows:
Thomas Foy, Burlington, neglect Of
family, guilty.
Richard Spencer, colored, Burlington,
ENLIGHTENMENT of funds of National Bene.
fit association, not guilty.
Joel Harris, Chatsworth, stealing &C.
count and receipt books belonging to
Victor Ritzendollar, not guilty.
Clinton Bartlett, Moorestown, assault
with intent to kill Charles Hollis, and
carrying concealed weapon, guilty.
Louis Yagar, Roebling, assault with In
tent to kill Michael Shimshock, not guilty.
Ella Peeker, colored, Riverton, larceny
of $45 from Mrs. ]. B. Tyler, not guilty.
On Friday other indictments were read
as follows. the accused persons being held
under bail:
David Martin Rodesky, alias David Mar
tin, Burlington, four indictments for lewd-
ness and indecent conduct with young
girls. Not guilty.
John B. Aydelotte, Louis Heffner, Jr.,
George Church and Albert Haines, CHINA
minson, assault on Ethel HINES and ma
licious mischief at home of Raymond
Haines. The first two pleaded not guilty
Bench warrants were issued for sChurch
and Haines, who failed to appear.
Leonard R Baker, Paul ]. and George
Boehme and Frank Leidy, Delran, malici-
GUS mischief and assault on Benjamin G.
Bishop Not guilty
Frank Roman, Beverly, atrocious as
sault on Frank Cicienski. Not guilty.
Albert Shinn, Mount Holly, assault on
constable Robert Myers. Not guilty
Frank Mariello, Riverside, malicious
mischief at property of Christopher Ruff
and assaulting Wing Sing. laundryman.
Pleaded guilty and was fined $25.
Barbara Urban. of Roebling, pleaded
non vult to an indictment charging her
with the unlawful practice of midwifery.
The defendant was represented by Har-
old B. Wells, who stated that his client
was woman of good reputation, fully
competent in her profession, but unfor-
tunately she held no certificate issued in
this country, having secured one in Hun.
gary before coming to America. She ex-
pected to take the state examination this
month. On the special indictment found
against her sentence was suspended, but
the court imposed costs on the other in
dictment. The complaint against this
woman was made by Margit Szitzeri, a
midwife of Roebling, practicing under
state license
William Riker, of Burlington, securing
five horses from A. K DubelI, of Column
bus, under false pretenses, not guilty.
There are similar charges against the de-
PENDANTS father, Charles Riker Trial on
Thursday.
Daniel c. Regars, Florence station, sell
ing hard cider and doing business on Sun
day, guilty. The court imposed fine of
$50 and suspended sentence on the sale of
liquor count.
Judge Homer announced that all pris-
oners whose cases had been considered by
the grand jury and no indictments found,
were discharged.
Clinton Barrett, who shot Charles
Hollis, of Moorestown, will be sentenced
on Monday Robert Peacock, represent
ing Barrett, told the court that he would
let the plea of guilty entered by the de-
PENDANT stand, as the plea was made in the
absence of counsel. Had the case gone to
dementia.
Accompanying the indictments pre-
sented by the grand jury, on Wednesday,
was the following:
Whereas, So many cases are brought
before this grand jury as a result of
tile sale Of Intoxicating drink, therefore,
Be II Resolved, That we condemn the
indiscriminate sale of intoxicants,
whether by licensed dealers or other
wise, and. as members of this grand
inquest, we earnestly urge upon the
citizens of our county to labor diligent-
ly to bring all violators of our license
laws to Justice, and also to do what
they can to prevent the indiscriminate
sale of Intoxicating drink in our vari-
Gus localities.
FRANKLIN S. ZELLEY, Foreman.
RICHARD B. ECKMAN, Clerk.
Resolved, That we, the members of
the grand jury of the April term of
conrt, 1912, having inspected the
county Jail, do hereby commend our
honorable sheriff, Andrew j. jordan,
for the cleanly and sanitary condition
of the buildings and grounds.
WILLIAM H. CARTER,
CHARLES WRIGHT,
DANIEL W. BISHOP,
Members.
FRANKLIN S. ZELLEY, Foreman,
RICHARD B. ECKMAN Clerk.
The court of Common Pleas held a ses-
sion yesterday. Judge Horner granted
the following licenses:
RETAIL WHOLE