Show I I I i or TOEY DID NOT KEEP OFF I Iso so MUST SERVE FIVE DAYS ON I ROCK PILE V Labella Is Charged With Selling Liquor Without a Wiggins Gets Ten Days The morning session of police court consisted of the average grind or of pet pett petty t ty cases cales Involving drunkenness va vagrancy n grancy granc poUt petit larceny disorderly con conduct conduct duct etc elc Frank Gibson H Fl Houtz Henry Fisher find and L Low w Davis were arraigned on the tho charge of trespass preferred by a watchman of tho Southern Pa clue railroad for sitting on grass be belonging longing to that company compan The men were unwilling to plead guilty to wil wilful wilful ful trespass and sought to Lo explain that thal they hat had just arrived rl In town ono one or of them being Ill and that they had stopped slapped to rest for a few Cow minutes in Inthe the tho shade Doing admonished by the tho clerk to plead ono one way or the other and te tell their troubles afterward the they reluctantly entered a plea plen of guilty guillY find and were promptly sentenced sentence to live days each on time the rock pile V Labella was charged with selling sell sellIng Ing liquor without a license Ile He was by an attorney wino who secured se cured a continuance or of the case ball bail heIng fixed nit at 50 Joseph French charged with va vagrancy va vagrancy grancy entered a plea pIon of not S I and the case was ordered continued William drew the custom customary customary ary line of oC 5 or no live days on the charge of oC drunkenness John Dugan n a mid man maim charged with mendl mendi mendicancy cancy attempted to explain his case and offered to lea leave town The Tho Judge however was not leniently Inch Inclined limed toward the fellow and sentenced him to ten days das on the rock pile I Hang Hane Wiggins charged with the larceny of R a roll of bedding valued at 3 1 and belonging to one Lowis entered n a plea or of guilty and was given a sentence of ton days for I his offense e I II I |