Milton Magistrate's Court

Bruce Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 3143, 20 February 1900, Page 5

Milton Magistrate's Court

Monday, 19th February. (Before Mr H. E. Stratford, S.M.) -..^ RABBIT CASES. „., „,.,. \ M Mr Watob ; J (loßpeo'tbr of Stbok) yr. Annie <JßAy.-^An. ; information for failing %Q take adequate steps to keep' down rabbits? Informant stated* Wa.l defendant, was fhe*' Judder of iM^aorejr anct. hidr done ifotae k jxaiomnk,^lftt*thcf rabbtt* * w>re aatUl and%ed £2 *with costs, 10s. Another information against the same defendant was withdrawnT ' Sahb v. W. H. r MrttJaiß.^»Mr W«yne stated the defendant was the holder of 1700 r acres. Defendant pleaded, guilty, and "stated that/he had done a considerable c'e ' amount bit p«Bomn^',"and' had two trappers employed op his land. — Convicted and fined^ £6 with costs 7s. Another information was* withtraWfcy the inspector. Samev. Ihob. LiTiotp.— Defendant, who had 300 acres of land, pleaded guilty —Convicted and fined £3 with costs, 15s. Another oharge against the defendant was • withdrawn. : . BY-LAW OASES. Jno. Anderton (Inspector of Nuisances) 'v. ; Abthttr Wilson;— An information for unlawfully allowing a cow and heifer to wander in Shakespeare street on January 18. — Defendant was convicted and fined 5s and costs 7s ; and was also fined 6s and costs, 7s, on a second information of allowing two cows to unlawfully wander on Manse street on the 17th January. Same v. Patrick Keogh— Charged with unlawfully allowing a horse to wander in . Shakespeare street on 13th January. Defendant pleaded guilty and was convicted and fined 5s with costs 7s. ' Same v. Thos. J. Grant.— An information for unlawfully allowing three cows to wander in Manor street on the 18th January. Defendant pleaded not guilty.— Convicted and fined 7s with costs la.