The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-08
HIGH AND LOW
SEARCH SUCCESS
Full IN EACH
Barre Police Officers Demonstrated They
Can Find Liquor Without Aid of
Divining Rod.

| searched high and low for alleged -
traband goods at the home of NJ -
ina Cerasoh, 81 Berlin street ~ 3
tenlay afternoon. Both high low
they found quantities of wet COOS thai
the state will claim were kept for IL
legal purposes. On the Cerasoh premises
fairly deep down in the virgin soil ol
the rugged Green Mountain state, they
dug out 38 quarts of beer. Upstairs III
the Cerasoli house they pried up loose
board in the floor and drew forth bot
ties of whiskey and wine that filed nc
fewer than 10 bottles.
Into wagon handy by the door, the
officers dumped the fruits of their quest
and returned to the station with Mrs
Cerasoli. The search and seizure war
rant, bearing the signature of Grand
Juror A. G. Fay, was issued from city
court, and served by Officer Ed. l.. Nc
Leod He was assisted in the search
by Officers Harry Gamble, John Dineen
and Constable George l.. Morris. Be
fore Judge II. W. Scott, the respondent
was arraigned and bail was fixed at $500
with $50 on the liquor, the case being
continued for hearing until Saturday
morning at o'clock. The woman Sc
cured a bondsman and was released
Other Raids Made, Etc.
c. Concha's house off Granite street
was the objective point for a small posse
of officers that left headquarters early
last evening. Reaching their destina-
tion, they conducted careful search of
the house and premises and the official
drag-net revealed seven quarts of whis-
key and three dozen bottles of beer.
Concha was arrested on an illegal sell
ing charge, and brought to the police
station along with the contraband goods.
Officer Carle commanded the expedition
and he was assisted by Officers Gamble
and Mcleod. This morning Concha fur
nished bail of $500 for his appearance
next week.
Monday night the men from police
headquarters visited the place at Is
Granite street occupied by the family of
II. P. Shadraou and known as the house
between the tracks from its neutral To-
cation between the lines of the G. v.
and NJ. & w. railroads. The search car
ried the officers into queer corners of
the dwelling, but their diligence was re-
warded by the discovery of two quarts
of gin and seven pints of whiskey. Mrs.
Shadraoui was arrested on selling
charge and upon her arraignment in
city court, her case was put over till
Friday morning, the respondent mean
while furnishing surety for her appear
ance in the sum OF $500. Officer John
w. Dineen carried the warrant and the
police squad included Officers Carle and
Mcleod. The papers in the case were
issued from city court on complaint
filed by Grand Juror Fay.
PeddIed Without License.
Robert 4, Gallagher, who lived in East
Cambridge. Mass, before he started out
on the fruit circuit, was arraiened be-
fore Judge Scott in the afternoon on
charge of violating the city ordinances
1t was alleged in a complaint made by
City Attorney Il. L. Scott that Gal
lagher did vend and distribute peaches
along the streets of Barre without a
peddler's license. The respondent plead
ed guilty and paid s. fine and costs
of $3.50 He was arrested on North
Main street in the forenoon by Chief
of Police Sinclair. 1t is said that Gal
lagher disposed of his fruit in crates.
Sections alleged to have been violated by
the peach man are contained in the Goth
chapter of the ordinances.
Their Taxes Not Paid.
For alleged non payment of taxes,
Constable George L. Morris yesterday
arrested Howard and Leon Simonds, it
being alleged that the pair had persist
emily refused TO erase their poll tax ac-
counts for the year 1909, 1910, 1911,
1912, and 1913. By virtue of war
rant issued to him by the city treas
urer, Constable Morris was authorized
TO take the men to the county jail
They were imprisoned at Montpelier last
night, and according to the constable,
they will remain in durance until the
tax accounts are settled. The brothers
Simonds are the first TO be sent to
bhe county jail for non payment of taxes
lnder the regime of Constable Morris.
State cases against Howard Simonds
md Daniel Hagan, arrested some time
ago on charges of felonious assault, were
continued from yesterday to October 20.
The men remain under bonds for fu-
lure appearance. George Elriek, who
WAS aileattu hoiuhN dlltInpuH DN Oll-
'er Gamble, pleaded guilty to an intoxi-
'ation charge and made arrangements
% pay the minimum fine and costs
to S4.25.
John Tassia pleaded guilty TO a sub |
equent offense, intoXication, this morn
ng and paid costs of 1895. A fine of |
sl5 was suspended when the respond !
mt manifested a desire to sign the |
pledge for a year. He was arrested at |
O'Clock by Officer Ed. l.. Mcleod.
HIS GOOD EYE CUT.