Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-12
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1 OH DIN DlCHI OIL lHDiltS, anu an VI tii'
new indictments that term were no
pressed without anything-I mean nuts
arce indictments, two were mol prosses
on Sl10 payment. and one plead nolo ant
received sentence of si00 or 30 days
So that for the year 1872 to reeapitulat'
| briefly, the 63 indictments at the January
/ term, three of them got consideration
| that term, and the rest to the September
tterh. 80 were then mol pressed without
anything. u mol pressed o. payment o.
: Sic, and not one Single one of those b
got criminal record. Out of IS indict.
| ments. nuisance indictments, of the April
| term, two were placed OH the special
| docket. IL We're mol pressed for nothing
! two were mol pressed on the payment
of money, not one got criminal record.
OF the Gu indictments i'm September. one
plead nolo, eight were mol pressed on the
payment of money. So that we nave a
record for the year of no convictions ex-
cept two on the special docket. ands ene
plead nolo. And all the rest of those
new indictments, amounting to about 1J0
were mol pressed or continued without
any final disposition.
We shall show from the testimony that
some of those which We're mol pressed
were some of the most persistent offend
ers and that they are among those re-
ceiving these enormous quantities of IL
quor since the beginning of 1913 Many
names that were simply mol pressed
without any record whatever, or without
haying to go into court during the year
1912. And of those new indictments hard
ly,Gone even found ii necessary during
the three terms of court to even have
an,;attorney appear, for them on the
docket of the court. As have said. they
didInet have to go into court.
we shall take the ground that this
CONDITION OF affairs shows conclusive
~ the wilful neglect and failure. If
you iput it in no other way, of the
county attorney. to deal in any rea.
sonable manner with his criminal
docket7is wilful disobedience to the
orders of the justice of the court to
sue, defaulted bail, and is all within
the statement that he made to George
LEACH that he was f6t elected to en-
force the prohibitory law. and that 1t
is consistent with the present wide
open conditions which the facts show
exist and it would' not exist without
his {connivance.
Witnesses for the staid Called and !
sworn. !
Mr., OWEN was called To take The !
witness stand.
Mr.. T PATTANGALL Mr. Speaker,
in the, matter of the parties holding |
United States licenses, counsel can put
in the list and if counsel desires to
read the whole list. l do not care |
about IT.
NySSKEErON offered they hist of !
thoseI holding liquor dealers licenses. |
and read, a1few of the .namas.s II was !
then etgreed What the whole iist should !,
be 1fbrperated in the record.
Vincent Bbttling Works, w D MI.
Auburn, Is So. Main ST.; Vincent |
Bottlifs Works, r l. b, Auburb Is So |
Ma Bt * II F., Buckley r l. d, Lew
lston, MiddlenSt.; Cyrille Bedard. + |
L d, Lewiston, 1s5 Lincoln ST.; Au-
Dire fe1eyeans 3 l. d, Lewiston. t19s |
ST.; HI. Bailey, r L d,
lewiston West Side Main ST.. Err
nest Bauchar. r L d. 400 Lisbon st.
Martin Begin, r l. D. Lewiston. 800 |
Lisbon ST.; A. /. Bryant, r L D. Lew
iston, 95 Main ST.: Cyril Bedard, r |
NJ l. ID. Lewiston, Fair Grounds; John /
Breen L D.ILewiston. AZ Water St:
Victor Reaudelle, r. L D, ISL Lincoln
St; MheNilde Berube, r Il d. Lewis
ton. 259 Lisbon, St; j. w. Breen, r |
L D, Lewistony 102 Middle ST.; Rom
maid FTNer, R L D, Lewiston, 1913 |
Main sly Auguste Charpentier. r l. !
ID. Lewiston. 49, Hines Alley; J. ].
Crosby, r L D. Lewiston. Park St: |
Alfred Chevalier r l. d, Lewiston. !
1882 Lincoln St. Estelle II. Cole, r I
d NJ l.. Lewiston. "A Lisbon St: |
Emile Chartrand, r L D. Lewiston, 70 !
Chestnut St; Colonial CLUB, r L D. |
R L D,fsflcedss ST. q; Patrick arse Doyle @yie.
r l. d, Lewiston, 3Q4 Lisbon St. |
Ludeer DUDE, r LID. Lewistons 275 Lis |
bon street; Joseph DUDE r I. b & RID
NIL, Lewiston, IL, Lincoln' & Fair
Grounds; Gaspard, Des Hates. II l. d, :
Lewiston, 800 Lisbon; E1ks Glib, Il l. d
lewiston lsS Middle, Eagle associates |
II l. d lewiston, t'5 Main; Eagle To-
petNcoiiot, II i ~ LeNiStOn. 3lS LISBON,
Patrick FY9H, Jr, r L d Lewiston, !
l25 Mani @R3hey & Company. r l. d !,
Lewiston, 1e5 Main: Mrs. j. F. Frost, |
r l. ID Lewiston, IS Oak Patrick Gill
roy X l. n NV d M L. Lewiston, I6
Water; LeShf Gilbert, r l. d Lewiston,
335 Lisbon; Narcisse' Garneau, L l. d
Lewiston, lo4 Chestnut. Hannah Har-
rishure, r l. ID Lewiston, So Lincoln;
James w. Howard, II L. d Lewiston.
327 Lincoln; NJ. Jolieeeur. r I, d Lew
iston, 400 Lisebon: Magloin Jolicoeur,
l. d Lewiston, Fair Grounds; T. r.
King. r ]. d & W d Nj l., Lewiston,
IL Bates street: Arthur b. Loring. X l.
ID Lewiston, 100 Main street: William
Leader. r l. d lewiston. 10 Park; d.
IF. Long. r l. d Lewiston, % Lisbon;
Laurent Laberge, Il, l. ID Lewiston, ISL
Lincoln; Patrick Lahey.l r L d Lew
iston, 229 LINCOLN; Joseph Lemay, r
l. D sL.ewiston.3s Oxford: Albert Lee
Clair, R l. D LeaHton, 4 Lihcdln; Bar
tholomeau Lehy. II L. . Lewiston, 1921
Lisbon; Alfred Lesesque, r l. d Lew
istor, 110la Lincoln; Ambrose Levesque
l. d Lewiston, 400 Lisbon; Arcene
Leblanc, r l. d lewiston 400 Lisbon;
Lawrence Levargua, Il LID Lewiston,
"a Main: Alfred Levesaae,t r d NJ d