Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-11


use them in argument? A. I presume
you have the right to demand that
@. don't mean your originals, hut
those calculations you have made. \.
oh, certainly.
r. j. PLUMMER called for the prose-
ention, sworn. in answer to questions by
Judge Clcaves. testified as follows:
g. You live at Old Town? y Yes, sir
@. What is your occupatione A. / am
agent for the Maine Central Railroad
e. At Old Town? A. At Old Town
yes. sir.
@. Have you in your possession the
duplicate original delivery slips showing
shipments of intoxicating liquors 10 con-
signees at Old Town TIN rough the three
months of the present year? \. Yes,
sir.
@. And from those slips have you
made any duplicate figures that you can
give the convention? \. | have; yes. sir.
@. Will you give us the totals. men
tioning the articles and the eonsignees
for the month of January? \. / have
all three months together for the entire
period
q. You haven't separated them? A. ]
haven't.
Q. You can give ii in the form in
which you have it. y. Do you want the
total amounts for the individuals. or the
whole total?
q. Total amounts for individuals. A.
The first name is y. G. Perro one nun
dred and eighteen barrels. 40 half bar
FeiS. "a n Of
and ale. l46 barrels Of bottled beer. II
barrels of whiskey. two barrels of gin. /
barrel Of rum, barrels and Is cases OF
liquor.
7, II. Shea. So half barrels and II quar-
ter barrels of ale and beer. barrels,
whiskey. three barrels gin, one barrel
rum. 70 cases liquor "a barrels bottled
beer
j. j. sandeli. barrel ale, half bar
.rels ale, 8 quarter. bai1.els !tie,,sts bafiels
bottled beer. and kegs of liquors.
Ledger Pepin, 40 half barrels of ale.
Mitchell Goodrow. barrels and two
half barrels of whiskey, one case of H.
qaor. and one keg of liquor
NJ Cain. q barrels, 10 half barrels .
quarter barrels of ale and beer, 10 cases
OF liquor, barrels bottled beer
T. r. Bouchard. 81 barrels. half bar
rels and 81 quarter barrels of ale. cases
of ale, ) barrels Of whiskey / barrel of
rum, l barrel of liquor. and one key of
liquor
req Demo, 10 barrels and quarter
oafFeis OF ale, i barrel of liquor. 6 cases
oil liquor. and kegs of liquor.
j. Cote ! barrel and ]! barrel ale. /
barrel whiskey.
D. "A. Head d Company. barrels and
barrel of ale. one barred whiskey. ,
cases liquor, barrels bottled boor and
three kegs liquor
T. st. Louis, half barrel ale. 4 kegs
liquor.
And that is all l had tabulated. en-
ceptine our regular druggists.
Q. Will you leave that slim from,
winch YOU read so that it can he used
IN argument by either counsel
Yes, sir.
u You have the slips of which yon
nave spoken In your possession. and
you nave personally made this tabu-
iation from those slips? A. Yes. sir.
Sross-Examination by Mr.. Thompson.
" ihis covers the three months,
MT. Plunmer2 A. Three months. YES
sir
e. You live in Old Town? A. Yes.
sir
- And you have lived there how
many years? A. 16 years
" You can't tell this convention.
or give this convention any idea. ~,
10 the comparison between tn.
amounts shipped the past three
months and some previous time? A.
Previous years, do you mean?
G. Yes. A. Well, it would be
pretty hard thing to tell.
G. Do you do all the freight work
at Old Town? A. / am agent. YES.
SIR, with my assistants.
q And You do the freight work
NeurseH: A. In part, of course |
have assistants.
Q. You live up town somewhere
a. Yes.
q. And i'm coming and going from
the depot from your home regularly.
could you tell the convention anything
ABOUT the conditions in Old Town a.
the present time, say today, in COM
parison with the first day of January
mean SO far as the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquor is concerned? A. No, i
can't personally / can't. sa2s
G. You know nothing about the
the conditions in your town? A. Whae
do you mean?
Q, ! mean the conditions so far as
drunkenness is concerned, comparing
today or the present time with u
month or two months ago. A. / CAM
see as ] see any difference.
@. No difference? A. No.
@. Just the same? A. Just about
the same.
@. Do you follow the records of
the police courts at all? A. No sir,
never.
Q. Are there as many drunken men
around your station as there were tw.y
months ago? A. Just about the same.
REV. CHESTER J. BROWN, called
for the pgas5eep iii99n. sworn, in answer yer
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