THE COURTS—TO-DAY

Evening Star, Issue 14526, 30 November 1910, Page 4

THE COURTS—TO-DAY

( CITY POLICE CO CRT. , (Before H. Y. Wii.lilowson, Esq., S.M.) Forgvrv. -John Kettles was chtuged with, <j;j uii> (timber. :: t. 1 I Luo rue, foigmg ihe t; .l ri;o <ii '1 irnothy Carey to a i’o.-t (tj!j r. Saving;; Bank withdrawal dtp, and obtaining tho sum of £lB 19s. lie •a as remand' <1 1° appear at Gbliornc on the Bth <,f next month. liv-iaw C::v.- Harold Francis King was charged with ruling a. b.< ycle thiougii the Botanical Cardens.--Tim Tub-inspector said that the Corporation wore determined to jnn a' stop to persons riding hkylus on (ho paths ii! !i;c Cndcns. 'Jins war; tie l first information of the kind.- His Worship said it would act as a warning. Defendant would he filled Is. Prohibited Pirsuts.- Eleanor Eano. a nrohihmd person. was charged wilh pmcuring liquor. The Snh inspector said that two eo rift ah Its visited the deter* Lint a house. and found her and two other prohibited persons lying on a bed on the floor. An empty gin bottle, winch had contained beer, wae standing on the. floor alongside of them, and another was found on the table.—Fined 20s and costs. Thomas Jerome (represented by Mr Irwin) was similarly charged. He was found drunk in the • last defendant's house.—Pined 00s raid Cfjftfi. T'he Licensing. Act.—George Thomas Race, licensee of the Farmers’ Anns Hotel, was charged with selling liquor to a person in a state of intoxication.—The case was adjourned until Friday.