Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-03-06
COURT IMPOSES
LIQUOR FINES

Liquor violators are getting an in
ming at their term of the circuit court.
The first three cases, all against
Dennis Glossy of Reedsburg, were
grouped together, making eight counts
Judge Crosby made it an even $100
a count or $500 in all. The costs
amounted to $6O7O. Glossy paid the
amout to Clerk of Court Moss and
this made quite hole in his alleged
profits in selling the stuff almost
openly at Reedsburg.
Frank Glossy has little money that
even the name Of a lawyer does not
appear on the calendar to defenu
him. Being without money the best
that could be done was to impose a
jail sentence of thirty days. He will
get out just about the time the grass
begins to be green.
The number of counts in Peter
Duren's two cases were four and the
judge made his fine an even 500 a
count, $500 in all. His costs amount,
ed to $35, all of which has been paid.
He halls from Reedsburg.
The case agaist S. c. Timlin has
been dismissed because the officers
had no reason to know he had liquor
when taken from his poss ession.
Sky Law VioIator Vanished
Some time ago E. r. Irwin passed
out some alleged gold bricks in Barac
boo and vicinity. He had alluring
offers on paper but it was decided
that probably he might be violating
the blue sky law and was brought
into court to clear up the matter.
When the case was called Irwin waA
evidently some place where the sky
is, less blue than in Baraboo about
court time His bondsman, Leo e.
Bohlman, of Madison must forfeit the
bond of $500.
Mr.. Bohlman is a former BarabOo
resident, proprietor of the Yelling
tom hotel for year or more. At the
time Irwin was taken into custody
here, Mr. Bohlman was operating the
hotel.
More Bonds Forfeited
At the opening Of court this morn
ing, three defendants failed to ap-
pear and their bonds were forfeited.
This is the first time in the term of
office Of District Attorney Bohn that
there has been more than one for
fixture in a term of court and Mr..
Bohn states that the circumstance is
decidedly unusual.
George Dickerson, charged with VIC
lation of the state prohibition act,
did not appear in court this morning
and his bond of $500 was declared
forfeited by the court. Mr.. Dicker-
sons bond was signed by himself anG
Elmer Meyer.
Herman Accola, also charged with
violation of the prohibition act, was
among those missing when the roll
was called and his bond of $500, sign
ed by himself and G. G. Accola was
forfeited.
Dan Donahue of Reedsburg, char
ged with cruelty to animals, is being
sought by the sheriff. Mr. Donahue
gave cash bond for $50 to appear in
court today and his bond went the
way of the other two defendants,
Dickerson and Accola, who did not
appear Mr. Donahue's case was
heard before Justice AdoIph andre
not long ago at which time he was
given a fine and payment of costs.
The fine was not SO bad but by the
time the costs had been. totalled up
in the case they mouned higher and
higher until Mr. Donahue found him
self owing the court in the neigh
borhood Of hundred dollars. He
decided to appeal to the circuit court
and the circuit court is now waiting
to hear from him.
Appeal Dismissed
The appeal was dismissed in the
case of the City of Reedsburg VS..
August Kunkel, disorderly conduct
matter,
There has been Judgment of fore
closure in the following cases:
w c. Schulter VS.. Louis Metcalf
Stanley Barna ct al VS.. Michael
Grzegorzewsli ct al.
William H Meyer VS. Ned Kingsley
ct al.