The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-09-22
SECOND WEEK OF CIRCUIT
COURT NOW In SESSION
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AOUHCluu6u LIOlii e6S OiOI
Mabel Rumbaugh, manufacture of
liquor; plea of guilty confessed; 5000
and costs.
Holmes Burkholder, manufacture of
liquor; plea of guilty confessed; $1OO
and costs.
Charles Mckenzie, manufacture OF
liquor; plea of guilty confessed.
Everett F. Hershmah; manufacture
of liquor; trial before a jury; verdict
not guilty.
Chris Sines, manufacture of liquor;
plea of guilty confessed; $500 and
costs. Sines was former constable
at Friendsville and was one among
the many rounded up there several
weeks ago when Federal officers Wis
tied the town and made a general
raid on suspected places.
Frank G. Wilhelm, manufacture of
liquor; plea of guilty; 500 and costs.
Harry Reall, Steve Kopan and Gust
Marras, manufacture of liquor; jury
trial; verdict guilty.
John Thomas Davies, larceny and
receiving stolen goods; after plea
of guilty confessed he was sentenced
to serve one day in the Garrett Coun-
ty Jail.
Bradley Harvey and Wallace Davis,
larceny; tried before the Court; not
guilty as to Davis; guilty at to Har-
vey, who wasS sentenced to serve s
months in the House of Correction.
Ersel Thomas; bastardy; placed un
der $500 bond. ...
William WEIGH, desertion and nom
support; guilty confessed; to pay S.
per week for support Of wife.
Charles Edward Lewis; desertion
and non-support; to pay So per week.
Noah Mckenzie and Lawrence l..
Layton, manufacture of liquor; pleas
of guilty confessed. 500 and costs
each.
Charles Walcott, manufacture of
liquor; plea Of guilty confessed.
Henry W. Rumbaugh, sale of intox-
icants; plea of guilty; $500 and costs.
Amanda Gibbs, sale of liquor; plea
of guilty; $3.50 and costs.
Alvin Sines, sale of liquor; plea of
guilty confessed.
Bradley Bray; sale of liquor and
manufacture of liquor; plea of guilty
confessed; second offense.
Holmes Burkholder, sale of intox-
icants; $500 and costs.
Dolly Sines, sale of intoxicants;
plea of guilty confessed; 5000 and
costs.
James Collins, John Gusick and Ev-
erett F. Hershman, manufacture of
liquor; 500 and costs.
Amanda Gibbs, manufacture of
liquor; confession of guilt; $3.50 and
costs.
Stella Bowman, sale of liquor; con-
fession of guilt; $1O0 and costs.
Joseph Cunningham, sale of liquor;
plea of guilty; $500 and costs.
Mary Spiker, sale of liquor; guilty
confessed; $3.50 and costs.
Solomon R. Sisler, sale of intoxi-
cants; tried before the Court; verdict
guilty.
Ida NJ. Paugh, sale of intoxicants;
tried before the Court; verdict gull
ty; 500 and costs.
Arson Case Up Yesterday
The case of arson against four men
indicted for attempting to burn a
dwelling in Oakland, was called yes
terday. The men are all of foreign
birth, residing in the vicinity of Con-
nellsville, Pa. Their arrest followed
the confession of one of the number
who had been picked up on another
charge by a Pennsylvania officer.
Sam Pacquadio confessed his guilt
and implicated three others, Anthony
Barromeo, Louis Wisilosky and Mar
tin Juback. Their trial took place be-
fore the Court and a fifth party, ac-
cording to the evidence was implicated
in the crime.
Charles Smith, burglarizing the
home of Van Deem, entered plea OF
guilty and was paroled in the custody
of James Harvey until he arrives al
the age of 81 years.
Edward Knox and Walter Fike, in
Jail for several weeks and indicted
for perjury in exhibiting to justices
of the peace and procuring certifi-
Gates for scalps of predatory animals
after they had once been paid, entered
pleas of guilty.