MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1252, 7 October 1911, Page 12

MAGISTRATE'S COURT.

(Before Mr. W. Q. Eiddcll, S.M.) SHOP AFTER HOURS. On too information of llr. E. Lβ Crcn, Inspector of Awards, Wong Yung Choug was charged that being tho oocupicr of a shop lie did employ certain assistants after tho hour of 9 p.m. on September 23, 1911. Defendant, who pleaded guilty, was fined 205., with costs 75., in default 43 hours' imprisonment. ABUSIVE WORDS. ■William Warner was charged with using abusive words to two corporation employees, Kichard Greeks and.Kdnin Scott. Pleading guilty, deieadaut was Unod 40s, and costs 18s. ■ CHARGE OF ASSAULT. John Jennings was proceeded against by Chas. Miuldison for assault. Dcicmhnt pleaded guilty, and was fined 40s. and cows 295., iu delimit seven days' imprisonment. BY-LAW CASES. For allowing a horse to bo at largo in Customhouse Quay, Catherine Kciruaudcr waa fined 55., with' costs 75., in default 24 hour? detention. For leaving their vehicles unattended, David ll'Laugfhlin, Thos. Thompson, James Patching, and Albert Peck wero fined lte. each, with costs 7s. ( .in default •IS hours' imprisonment. Walter Fctlinffkim was fined 10s. and cosU 75., in default 48 hours' detention, for having left a vehicle without a horso or otlmr animal attached tihorcto in Hospital Avcnuo. THE UNSOBEII ONES. Two firet offenders charged with inso. bri*ty wore convicted and discharged. Itirpwust Webster, similcrly cliarewj, was fined 55., in dsfanlt 24 houra' impneonimont. She was also made the subject of a praliibilion order. Miauiio Jl'Nril was chtirged with lnwbriety, and aba with being an idlo nml disorderly person. On tho first elmvpj fiho was ronvictwl and discharged, but on tho second sho \ra« snutejiced to three months' impri-wium'iiit. Jolui David Spoiyht, brought up for drunkomiew, was convicted and dieeharg--0(1. For two breaches of prohibition erd<aH he was finnd .C 2 on each charge, iu default 14 da.ys' iinprisonniPivt. For being a. rogue and vagabond, John Black, provioiisly convicted for beiiif; an idle and disorderly person, wae twit to prison for fix montJis.