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[ Published by Authority. ]
This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony
are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.
No. 1.] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4. [1888.
Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.
CO. 783.1.—In future it will be the duty of the Water Police at the various outports to make periodical examinations of all Buoys and Moorings, and to report their condition to the Government Resident of the District and to the Harbor Master at Fremantle. , The Water Police boats are not suited for anything but an examination, but the constables will be able to report whether a Buoy is out of its proper position, or if it is bare of paint or tar, or that it is floating too deep, etc.; the Government Eesident will then arrange for the necessary work to be done.
The Water Police at the outports will also carry out any instructions issued by the Government Eesident concerning the management of the Jetties, berthing ships, removal of goods, or other matters relating thereto.
GEO. PHILLIPS , Commissioner of Police.
21-12-87.
CO. °/g3,j—His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of the following Rewards being paid to the undermentioned members of the Police Force, and charged to the Police Reward Fund.
(Favorable Becords, 1887.)
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P.C. John FarreU .. P.C. William Armitage P.C. Henry Holland P.C. Joseph Smythe W.P.C. E. M. Tonkin Corporal John Beresford P.C. James Best P.C. William PoUett P.C. Edward Plush ... P.C. P . Finucane P.C. W. J. Nicholls Lance-Corporal Francis Dunne Lance-Corporal Charles Gee P.C. John CarroU P.C. WiUiam Sellenger P.C. H. Chipper
2 2 2 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 4 2 6
10 4 4
Sub-Inspector W. C. Lawrence Detective John Connor Detective George Gurney ... Detective J. G. Baker Detective Robert Connell ...
5 5 5 5 5
^83 GEO. PHILLIPS,
Commissioner of Police. 3-1-^
Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person. &c.
Perth.—On the 26th ult., from a hut at Grove Farm,—2 cheques drawn by M. Clifton, one for 18s. the other for 16s., the proi)erty of Ching Hing. Suspicion attaches to Sarah Jane Clarke.—C.I. 1.
Per//j.—On the night of the 27th ult., from the person of J. Reidy,—silver hunting Waltham watch. No. 2,530,603, silver albert chain, small links, with 3d. piece, 4d. piece, 2 anna piece, and small silver compass attached.—C.I. 2.
Beverley.—On or about the 26th ult., from the person of Alexander Fraser,—open face silver Waltham watch, back of case a little rusty. Suspicion attaches to James Ware alias Jimmy Niggers. —C.I. 3.
Albany.—On the night of the 20th ult., from moorings near the Town jetty,—surf boat 18ft. long, 7ft. beam, depth of hold 3ft. 6in., cutter rigged with sails bent, painted lead color with red bottom and black gunwale, the property of Frederick Douglas. —C.I. '4.
Albany.—On the night of the 21st ult., from the steam launch " Loch Lomond,"—1 water breaker and 1 yellow oilskin coat, the property of Alexander Armstrong.—C.I. 6.
Berth.—On the 28th ult., from a grant off Murray Street,—1 floor cramp (left handed), the property of WiUiam Mansfield.—C.I. 6.
Fremantle.—On the night of the 28th ult., from the person of Michael Johnson, at John Waldron's boarding house,—7 =£1 bank notes and 14s. in silver. James Reece is charged with this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 7.
Fremantle.—On the night of the 28th ult., from the person of Ah Loon,—24s. in silver. Ah Kan is charged with this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 8.
Guildford.—On the night of the 23rd ult,, from owner's garden,—a quantity of apples, the property of Eliza Tracey. Suspicion attaches to Job Shenton, exp., late 6447.—C.I. 9.
Geraldton.—On the 26th ult., from the person of James Doran, at the " Back Flats " Hotel,—silver hunting Waltham watch, No. 2553615, and nickel silver albert chain, curb pattern.—C.I. 10.
Albany.—On the 26th ult., from the person of William Gallagher, at the " Railway" Hotel,—1 ,£5 and 7 .£1 bank notes. Suspicion attaches to John Burke and James Deegan.—C.I. 11.
Youndegin.—On the 28th ult., from owner's premises,—1 single-barrelled carbine, the property of Alfred Eaton. Tommy Dombar, ab. nat., committed this larcenv. Vide Warrants Issued.—C.I. 12.
Warrants Issued. RICHARD SEPTIMUS HAYNES, stout, age about 30
years, height about 5ft. 3in., black hair, grey eyes, oval visage, fresh complexion, clean shaved, a solicitor ; being indebted to John Henry Monger in the sum of ^89 15s. 3d.
To be arrested as often as he may be found in any vessel about to proceed to sea. Dated Albany 24th December, 1887.
TOMMY DOMBAE, ab. nat., stout, age about 35 years, height about 5ft. Qm., little toe lost from one foot, a shepherd : larceny of 1 single barrelled rifle, the property of Alfred Eaton, on the 28th ult. Dated York, 31st December, 1887.
Property Lost. Fremantle.—On the 27th ult., in High Street,—
old clasp purse, containing 1 half sovereign and 15s. in silver and copper, the property of Mary Brown.
Perth.—On the 28th ult., in city,—cheque on National Bank, for 15s., drawn by Robert Smith, payable to WiUiam Love, the property of William Pindlay.
Perth.—In December last, in Hay Street, — 3 months promissory note for =£21 odd, drawn by Thomas Walker, in favor of David Gray, dated (about) 14th November, 1887, the property of C. P. Cooper.
Perth.—On the 1st inst., in St. George's Terrace, —green stone watch pendant, the property of Jane Guerin.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 208. Guildford.—The number of watch mentioned in
above reference, the property of John McVee, is 23453.
Apprehensions. Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 221 ( W a r r a n t s I s s u e d ) .
JACOB SKELTON, exp., late 10362, at WiUiams, the 16th ult., by P.C. Holmes ; brought up Williams on the 24th ult. Remanded.
on at
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, p a g e 224. ALEXANDER POEBES, brought up at Albany on the
16th ult. 1 month h.l. (
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, p a g e 224.
A H Soo, brought up at Geraldton on the 16th ult. Discharged.
GEOEGE JONES, exp., late 8iS5, at Geraldton, oK the 24th ult., by Sergt. Waldock ; being on the premises of the Victoria Hotel for some unlawful purpose. 2 months h.l.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 197.
NOOLBERAGINA, brought up at Beringarra, on the 15th November last. Discharged.
SAMUEL H I L L , at York, on the 26th ult., by Sergt. O'Connell and P.C. Kinnane, and W I L L I A M alias GEORGE DORAN, at Hordham River, Beverley District, on the 28th ult . ; brought up at York on the 31st ult., charged with committing an unnatural offence at Beverley on the 16th ult. Committed for trial.
PATEICK CONNOE, at York, on the 1st inst., by Sergt. O'Connell and P.C. Kinnane ; shooting one Patrick Sherry with intent to do grievous bodily harm, at York, on the 1st inst.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, p a g e 230. JOHN GILL, brought up at Fremantle on the 29th
ult. Discharged.
Vide C.I. 8. A H KAN, at Fremantle, on the 28th ult., by P.C.
Kingsley; larceny of the money mentioned in above reference. Discharged.
Vide C.I. 7. JAMES REECE, at Fremantle, on the 28th ult., by
L.C. Murray; larceny of the money mentioned in above reference. Discharged for want of prosecution.
ALEXANDER BAiLLiE,exp., late 4381, at Fremantle, on the 30th ult., by P.C. Metcalfe; vagrancy. 6 weeks h.l.
Viele Police Gazette, 1887, p a g e 230. JOHN JACKSON alias TASKER, exp., late 9472,
brought up at Perth, on the 29th ult., charged by Lance-Corpl. Gee ; vagrancy. 1 month h.l.; unlawful possession of 3 tradesman's bUls. 3 months h.l.
J A M E S S H A W , o^., , , ^^^^l-' '̂̂ '̂̂ 1*^1^^' at Perth, on the 26th ult., by L.C. Gee; vagrancy. 1 month h.l.
.u'^t^fu *̂ ,YTHj3EET td., Reg. No. 9422, at Perth, (*>. the 27th ult., by L.C. Gee; breach of regulations. 3 months h.l.
Vide Police Gctzette, 1887, page 11-6 ( W a r r a n t s I s sued) .
iT^'^iS^^.'"''-^''^'^^^''^^''''' Williams Distr ict ,^ on the 30th ult., by P.C. Holmes.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887 ;
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page 221 ( W a r r a n t s I ssued) ^ -W I L L I A M HENEY SQUIRE, at Kojonup, on the 2 9 l i t., by Corpl. Beresford and Lance-Corpl. WaU ^
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RETURN of LICENSES issued under " The Wines , Beer, and Spiri ts Sale Act, 1880," for the year 1888.
PUBLICANS' GENERAL LICENSES.
Condition.
Free Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Widow Exp.
F ree . . . Exp. Free . . .
/ Do. ... ^ Do. ...
Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
r Do. ... ' ^ Bo. ... ^ Do. ...
Do. ... Do. ...
Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Do. .. Exp. Free . . . Exp. Free . . . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Do. ... Do. .. Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do-Do. ...
Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...: Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Exp. Pree . . . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Do. ... Do. ... Exp. Widow Do. ... Do. ... Free . . . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Name.
Wat t s , Frederick ... Edwards, James Norriah, John Woods, William T. ... Woodman, Selina ... Eoa(.'li, James adias
Williams Flindell, James Qeorge Haf>an, I 'atrick FothergiU, Edward H. A rmstrong, Adam W. Holland, Henry Herbert, James A. ... Johnson, Thomas ... Davies, Alfred Hughes, Charles Holt, Jarvis ... ^ : . . Dearden, Alfred -1 ... Chipper, John Charles Stnckland, Wm. H....
Coppin, Henry Guilfoyle, John Elsegood, Alfred H. Balien, Eobert N. ...
Jones, Johif Cahill, Edmond Lockyer, Elliott A.. . . Connor, Edward Quinlan, Timothy F . Weaver, Samuel Foster , James C. Stevenson, Robert ... Stuart , John
Molloy, John Wiggett, Wm. W. ... Smith, John J . Walker, Thomas Cockram, Ephra imR. Jacks, Thomas Townsend, Wm. Chas. Clark, Eichard
Edwards, Reuben ... Dewar, John Jones, James V. A. ... Craig, Francis Pammeut, Fred. T. ... Chipper, Richard W. Monger, Herbert Sewell, H. H Smith, Richard B. ... Donegan, James Wood, James Thomas Leeder, Henry L. Monger, John Henry Taylor, Chas Cornwall, William Flannagau, Jas . Mich.
DeLucey, Thos. R. ... Reilly, Chas. Philip Hnnlon, James Wilson, Dora Hoskcn, Hannah Hoskeu, Annie Ryan, Thomas Youngman, John W. Blyth, Joseph Davis, (Charles T. Curry, James Abbey, David Bovell, Joseph
Sign.
Railway Hotel London Hotel Weld Arms Hotel .. York Hotel Freemasons Hotel White Har t Hot«l
Pier Hotel Victoria Hotel Cleopatra Hotel ... Commercial Hotel National Hotel Federal Hotel Freemasons Hotel Oddfellows Hotel Enierald Isle Hotel Pearlers Hotel Railway Hotel Criterion Hotel ... United Service
Tavern Hotel No Place Inn Victoria Hotel City Hotel Albion Hotel
All Nations Hotel... Wellington Hotel... Star & Garter Hotel Horse & Groom Hotel Shamrock Hotel ... FrecnuLSons Hotel Royal Hotel Occidental Hotel ... Governor Broome
Hotel Clarendon Hotel ... Kensington Hotel Beaufort Arms Hotel Claremout Hotel ... Canningtou Hotel Rose & Crown Hotel Guildford Hotel ... Stirling Arms and
Freemasons Hotel Gingin Hotel Railway Hotel Granville Hotel ... Castle Hotel Imperial Hotel Kings Head Hotel York Hotel Freemasons Hotel Railway Hotel Freemasons Hotel Victoria Hotel Northam Hotel ...
Farmers Home Hotel Railway Hotel Royal Hotel The Semblance of Old England Hotel
Geraldton Hotel ... Freemasons Hotel Shamrock Hotel Victoria Hotel Club Hotel Railway Hotel Miners Arms Hotel Kimberley Hotel .. Derby Hotel Por t Hotel Vasse Hotel Commercial Hotel Ship Tavern
Town or District.
Albany Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
Fremantle Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. , ^ Do. a) ^^ Ai Do. Per th Do. Do.
Do. Do. Do. Perth-Fre-
mantle road Per th Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
Do. Do. Do. Claremout Canning Guildford Do. Do.
Giugin Do. Do. York Do. Do. Do. Beverley Do. Newcastle Do. Nortliam Do. Do. Kojonup Do.
Geraldton Do. Do. Do. Do. Northampton Do. Derby Do. Do. Busselton Do. Do.
Condition.
Free. . .
HOTEI
Name.
LICENSE.
sign.
1 Pierce, Char lesH. ... | His Lordships Larder.
1
Town or District
Fremantle
SPIRIT MERCHANTS' LICENSES.
Condi-lion. Name.
Free . Do. . Do. .
'* Do. . Do. . Do. . Do. . Do. .. Do. ..
^ D o . .. \ Do. ..
/ Do. .. Do, .. Do. ..
Solomon, E., and Bishop Jas . Shenton, George Smith, Henry McClcerv, John Moore, W. D. & Co. Marmion, W. E. & Co. Highani, John Shenton, G. & E. C. Glyde, W. H. & F . H. Courthope & Drummond ... Saunders, Rice Monger, J . H. Crowther, Charles Wittenoom, E. & Co.
Town or District.
Fremantle . Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
Per th Do. Do. Do.
York Geraldton
Do.
WAYSIDE HOUSE LICENSES
Condition.
Free . . . Do. ... Widow Do. . F ree . . . Do. .. Do. .. Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. Do. ...
C.P. ... Free .. Do. ... Do. ... Exp. . . . Widow Free ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. .. Do. .. Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Do. ... Do. ...
Sign. Town or District
Gorman, James Krakouer, Abraham Cooper, Mary Ann ... McLarty, Mary Ann Cocfci-am, Edward D. Howe, Thomas Joseph Butterworth, Samuel Bell, James Day, William Saw, W. E. & F . J . ... Brennan, John King, Daniel Wells, Edward &
Samuel Symonds, John Craig, James T. Brown, John Everett , George Lilly, George Pollard, Mary J . Horley, W. F . White , Francis Spratt , James Barron, John Maley, John Stephen Thompson, James B.
Waldeck, Joshua Wat ts King, George Criddle, Thomas Pendie, Joseph Ferryman, John Criddle, William ... Linthome, Wm. Hy. Pascoe, J o h n M . Smith, James Henry,
and Bird, Samuel ... Townshend, Jas . Ed. Barnard, John
Chockerup Inn I Travellers Eest Hotel Bush TT̂ U
Pinjarrah Arms Hotel Jan^ahd.'ile Tnn Murray Arms Hotel Exchange Hotel Por t Inn
Travellers Rest Hotel Narrogin Inn Silver Castle Hotel : Junction Hotel Prospect Arms Hotel
I Oxford Inn ; Settlers Arms Hotel ' I Victoria Plains Hotel :Clackline Arms Hotel ' WillLams Inn
Bannister Inn Coach & Horses Inn
Wanderers Rest Hotel Mt. Pleasant Inn Tarwanga Inn Golden Sheaf Hotel Greenough Hotel ... Hampton Hotel ...
Tnivellers' Rest Hotel Back Flats Hotel .. Walkaway Hotel
Kangaroo Hunt Hotel Dongarra Hotel ... Irwin Hotel Milo Hotel I Port Hotel I
I Carnarvon Hotel ... Pearlers ' Rest Hotel
Albany Do. Do. Miuray Do. Do. Pinjarrah Rockingham Bunbury Road Narrogin Gingin Road Gingin Swan
Do. Beverley Victoria Plains Clackliue Williams Bannister Do. Wandering Williams Do.
Greenough Flats Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Dongarra Do. Irwin Carnarvon
Carnarvon Sharks Bay
GALLON LICENSES.
Condition.
Free . . . Do. ... Do. ... Do, ... Exp. . . . Free . . . Do, ... Do. ... Do, .., Do, .,. Do. .. Do. .., Do, ,„ Do, ... Do, ,,, Do, .., Do, .,, Do, ,,, Do. .,, Do. ... Do. ... Do, ., Do, ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. .. Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Name.
Moir, John, & Co Ward, Frederick Myers, James Hassell, J . F . T Argente & Galle Bateman, John King, Robert Samson, William Thomijson, George ... Davies, George A Wilson, James G. Sandover, William Symou, Hammond & Hubble Thompson, John Geo Wood, B. C. & Co Rosser, Alfred G Hunter, John R Harwood & Smith ... .:. Gugeri, P. A Harwood, D. W, Letchford, Wm Swan Brewery Co Padbury <fc Loton Sherwood, Henry Jones, John Plant, David Fredrich, R. A Padbury & Loton Garrity, Patrick Baston, George Aitken, James Stone, Patrick Kenny, Henry Erlward Brewery Company Crowther & Mitchell Moore, Samuel F. Pearse, Frank Kenny, Henry Edward Cleveland, Bros Symon, Hammond & Hubble Baston, George, junr Holgate, John Bovell, W.& J
Town or Distiict.
Albany Do. Do. Do. Do.
Fremantle Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
Per th Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
Guildford Et icup
Geraldton Do. Do. Do. Do.
Northampton Dougara
Do. Greenough Flats
Carnarvon Do. Do.
Busselton. Do.
WINE AND BEER LICENSES.
Condition.
Free .. Widow Free . . . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. .. Exp. .. Free .. Exp. . . . Free . . .
Nesbitt, Richard Harper, Mary Tonkin, Edward Fishwick, William Meloy, William Mead, John Henry Horley, Charles Dowsett, Samuel Brown, Michael Smith, James .. Ridley, Edward
Town or District.
Albany Fremantle
Do. Do.
Per th York Do.
Wandering Do.
Geraldton Do.
RETUIIN of LICENSES.—continued.
COLONIAL WINE LICENSES.
Condition.
Widow Free . . . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. . Do. ... Do. .. Do. ... Do. ... Do. ,,, Do. ... Do. .. Exp . . . . F r e e . . Do. ... Do. ...
Name.
Batt , Maria Easton, William Davies, George A Davis, Richard E.aston, Walter Easton, Frank Boladeras, Ygnatius Gugeri, P . A White , Jabez Sherwood, Henry Wa.ters, VV'illiam Johnson, Wm. George Burges, Bichsird G. Gallop, Richard Coyne, Thomas Cowcher, George S. Wat t s , John and George .. Lockhart , Robert
Town or District.
Murray Fremantle
Do. Do. Do. Do.
Pe r th Do. Do. Do.
Swan Guildford
York Do.
Northam Williams
Wandering Busselton
BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE TABLE LICENSES.
Condition.
Free . . . Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Name.
Tonkin, Edward Green, Alfred .1 ohu Maley, John Stephen Waldeck, Joshua Wat ts Linthorne, Wm. Henry .. Criddle, William Criddle, Thomas Smith, J . H., and Bird, S. Townshend, J ames Edwin
Town or District.
Fremant le Nor tham
Greenough Do.
Dongarra Do.
Greenough Carnarvon
Do.
EATING, BOARDING, AND LODGING HOUSE LICENSES.
Condition.
Free Do. ... Do. Do. .. Do. ,. Do. ... Do. ... Do. .. Do. .. Do. .. Do. .. Do. .. Do. .. Do. .. Exp. Free Do. .. Do. Do. .
Name.
1 Nelson, J o h n ... Jackson, Mary Scrivener, Richard Hillem, David Donegan, Jane Green, Alfred J o h n Rodgers, Margaret Wright , Joseph Duffield, Charles H McCarthy, Annie McCann, Mary Campbell, Alexander Fay, Lawrence ... Moi-ris, J o h n Smith, William Yates, George Alvarenga, J ane Waldron, John Eacot t , El iaabeth
Town or District.
1 Carnarvon 1 Perth ' Guildford
Do. j Newcastle 1 Nor tham 1 Eticui5
Geraldton Do.
1 Do. Do.
Fremant le Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
HAA;^^KERS' L I C E N S E S . Issued under " The Hawkers Act, 1882."
Condition.
Free Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do, Do, Exp.
Name.
Munday,,Wm. ... Siboo, M. S Garrity, John J . Krakouer, Rudolph ... Miller, Joseph ... Kott , Abraham Assar, Jacob Lubar, Gustavus Ralston, Joseph Grief, Samuel Thompson, John
Description of License.
Pack on foot Do
Horse or vehicle Do Do Do Do. .. Do Do Do Do
For what District.
Southern Do Do Do Do Do
ll ::. ::: Do Do
Central
From what Date.
1st January , 1888 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do
Where Issued.
P e r t h Do.
Will iams Do.
F remant le Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
Geraldton
Prisoners tried at the 8upreme Court, Perth, commencing Monday, 19th December, 1887.
Condition.
Free . . . Do. ... Exp. Do. ... F ree . . .
Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ... Do. ...
Do. . , Do. ... Do. . Exp. Ab. nat . Exp . Do. ... F ree . . . Do. ... Do. ... Exp. ..
Reg. No.
9436 10202
10081
9526 9269
...
' 10353
Name.
Woods, Mary Williams, John Chas. Duuncrty, John Hill, George Bateman, Matthew ...
Grady, Michael Do
Brown, Frederick G. Do
Purcell, James Do
Farmer, Chas. Phi l ip Do
Jarvis , .Tames Venn, John H. Noondong, J immy ... Morgan, Thomas Preen, Moses Craig, Jas . Thompson Davis, James .. Widgery, Samuel Dodd, John
Offence.
Burglary Larceny from the person
Do Do
Receiving stolen property
Horse stealing Larceny Unlawful wounding
Do Wounding with in tent ... Assault with intent to do
grievous bodily harm Larceny
Do Burglary False pretences U nlawful wounding Housebreaking
Do Manslaughter Arson
Do False pretences
District.
Fremant le Newcastle Northam
Do Fremant le
York Do
Fremant le Do
York Do
Do Do
Fremant le Pe r th Williams
Do Do
York Fremant le
Do Pe r th
Police Gazette page.
1887. 184, 185, 188 175, 184-, 188
179, 184. 179, 184
184, 185, 188
173, 184, 188
197
192, 198, 202
201, 202, 207
206, 209, 212 212, 216
202, 206, 215 220 220
220, 224
] 220, 221, 2at
224
Verdict.
Guilty Charge withdrawn Guil ty
Do Do
Charge withdrawn Do
Guilty
Not gruilty Guil ty
Not guil ty
Guilty of receiving Guilty
Do . Do. .. Do, ...
Kot Guilty
J u r y disagreed Guilty
How disposed of.
2 years h . l . Discharged 7 years p .s . Do. 6 years p.s . , and t o
Discharged
3 years p.s . Nolle prosequi Discliarged 3 months h. l .
Discharged Nolle prosequi 3 months h.l 3 years p.s . 12 months h. l . Do Do Discharged ("Remanded to next
3 years p.s .
Pa.T
J
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Property Found. Perth.—On the 24th ult. , in Hav Street ,—a piece
of red flannel.—P.B. 281 . O n ' t h e 27th u l t , in Wil l iam Street ,—an axle cap .—P.B. 282. Now at Lost Proper ty Office.
Conditional Release issued to :—
Eeg . No. 8122, William Stuar t , at Geraldton Police Court, on the 19th u l t . ; convicted a t Cardiff, Wales , on the 23rd December, 1862, of a t t empt ing to murder , and sentenced to penal servitude for life. In t ends to reside in Geraldton Distr ict .
Miscel laneous. W I L L I A M H E N R Y J E F F E R Y alias B I L L Y BARKATT,
exp., late 9208 ; charged at Geraldton, on the 20th ult. , by James Bar ra t t , with assault . F ined I s . and costs.
G E O R G E T A Y L O R , t.l., Reg., No. 102-57 ; charged at Guildford, on the 27th ult., by P .C . Savage ; supplying intoxicat ing liquor to ab. natives. Fined .£20.
I'ide Police Gazette, 1887, page 19S.
Correction.—For H. Plant read J. Anderson, and vice versa.
H E N R Y S P E N C E R ; charged at Per th , on the 29th ult., by his wife J a n e ; assault and threa ten ing language. Bound over to keep the peace for 6 months.
J O H N S M I T H ; charged at Pe r th , on the 30th ult . , by Thomas Campbel l ; assault . F ined 20s. and costs.
J O H N S M I T H , j u n . : charged at Pe r th , on the 30th ult. , by John Campbel l ; assault. F ined Is . and costs.
Oon-tltion.
Free
Exp. Pree
Exp.
Do. Do. Female
Free Exp. Do.
T.L.
Do. Exp.
Ab. nat. Exp. Do. i'ree Do. Exp.
Free
Free
Reg. No.
8400
6351
3396 9264
10144 10317
8103
10315 5684
5046 9446
8688
P R I S O N E R S J D I S O H A R G i - E l D .
Commlued. fnte of discharge.
From Perth Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, Slsi December, 1887.
E i n g , J o h n
Brown, James Welsh , H e n r y
Jackson, Joseph
Jackson, George Phi l l ips , George Taylor , F a n n y
Breach of Master & Servant Ac t ; deser t ing service
Drunkenness Disorderly conduct (2 charges)
Breach of Wines , Beer, and Spiri t Sale Act
Larceny Vagrancy ... Disorderly conduct
1 month ; 1 month ...
20s. or 14 days F ine Is. i G months ;
fine Is. & 1 month P ine ^ 3 0 & costs & 14
days ; in default of payment 3 months
2 months 1 month F ine Is. and 3 weeks
Wil l iams
P e r t h .. Do.
Wil l iams
Guildford P e r t h ... Do.
From Fremantle Prison, during the week ending Saturday, 21ih December, 1887.
Mahomet ... Wa lke r , Michael ... Johnson, Thos. alios
Alfred Weston Roberts , George ... .
Kelly, John Annois , Char les ...
Drunk and disorderly Vagrancy ... Vagrancy ...
Pine 10s. or 7 days 3 months h.l. 3 months h.l.
Drunkenness & lat ions
Larceny Assaul t
breach of regu- 3 months h.l.
6 months h.l. 1 month imprisonment
& pay costs
From Newcastle Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, Slsi December, 1887.
Dingle Wal lace , George Feeney, Wi l l iam Adams, Charles Mai-tin, John Rober t s , John
Assault Drunkenness Larceny Assault Aiding and abe t t i ng an assault In te rcourse with pr isoners
2 months h.l. 14 days h.l. .. 3 months h.l. 1 month h i . .. 14 days h.l. .. 1 month h.l. ..
From Busselton Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 21ih December, 1887.
Keenan, Aaron ... Larceny i unlawful possession; . 12 months; 7 days Busselton j absconding from gaol; unlaw- bread & water; 1
ful possession of a pony month h.l.
From York Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, Slst December, 1887.
Stevenson, John ... : Larceny 1 month h.l i York
^:
Freman t l e Do. Do.
Do.
P e r t h ... F reman t l e
Newcastle Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.
26th Dec.
• 27th do.
S ls t do.
29th do.
I 10th Dec.
21st do.
14th Dec.
16th do. 19th do. 23rd do. 30th do.
22nd Dec.
30th Dec.
T^ A I), nat. 075
From Boiinest Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 17th December, 1887.
Mudjinga Johnny Larceny 3 months Rottnest. 16th Dec.
6
List of Unexecuted Warrants for tlie Quarter ending 31st December, 1887.
Name.
Barlung Colabarun Coonerbung Carriemura Coolburemurra Gennawiningah Jack Jack Talego Kenyan Knowing King, J o h n ... Miller, Emil Monday Mart in Morrisson, Saml. ... Mummie Numell Ngullaya Poonterbung Eogers, Daniel Seydin Williams, WiUiam...
Date of Issue.
13th September, 1887 13th September, 1887 17th October, 1887 ... 17th October, 1887 ... 24th November, 1887 4th October, 1887 ... 6th September, 1887 29th October, 1887 ... 13th September, 1887 13th September, 1887 1st December, 1887 ... 27th September, 1887 13th September, 1887 13th September, 1887 21st October, 1887 ... 2.Hh October, 1887 ... 13th September, 1887 10th September, 1887 27th October, 1887 ... 5th November, 1887... 20th October, 1887 ... 6th November. 1887...
Where issueti.
Albany Do
Eoeboume Do Do
Beringarra Bigina Dongara Albany
Do Williams Fremant le Albany
Do "Victoria Plains Carnarvon Albany Derby Eoeboume Fremant le Geraldton Fremant le
Offence.
Sheepstealing Do Desert ing service Do Do Do Horse stealing Larceny Sheepstealing Do Breach of Master and Servant Act Desert ing vessel Sheepstealing Do Obtaining goods by false pretences Desert ing service Sheepstealing Deserting service Do Debt Desert ing service Debt
Police Gazette Keferenoe.
176 176 207 207 228 216 198 207 176 176 221 176 176 176 192 198 176 198 207 198 192 198
ESO^Ir'JED I^RISONERS. Gazette
No. Name
9
29
64
81
83
84
85
124 139
15.5 214
221 2,34 235
236 238 244 246 262 264 268 272 273 274
276 289 292 321 317 .322 313 320 323 327 328 329 330 332
Righton, Henry
Goodland, William ...
Kearnes, John or Jas....
Parkinson, Henry
Foster, James
Sou Lherden, Langley...
.Smith, Geo
VViliton, George
CaiicT, Thomas
Parker, Henry
Wilson, .John
Wilingo Hurley, .Tames
Gnandonba Ejerrinmrra
Moothio a Blowem ... Billgooroo Deltlvritha alias Indar-
man Jenawandoo alias Peer Kigawroo Kigangioo Nanulanger William Birinoo Bardingooroo Johnny Watcatchn alias Dickey Coolingarra alias
Charley Wilga alias Dickey ... Yeelamurrah .. Jamison, Joseph Captain Narboanna Cuckey Kelly, James Gray, John Beddingnerdy Morning Gabeyjerra Thalangarry Giunabinbang Jingaroo olias Monkey
Billy
Reg. No. Condition.
4620
8269
Date of escape. District from. Description and remarks.
P.P. 10th Oct., 1
do.
10097 , R.C.P.
8674
3263
7555
6141 ,
8149
8531
8676 i
9358 .
9203
P.P.
T.L.
do.
16th Dec, 1870
10th Aug., 1873
8th March, 1874
5th Oct., 1876
17th July, 1868
do. 24th Feb., 1870
9th Nov., 1872
10216
7470 10249
Ab. nat. T.L.
I
j ab.nat . do.
I do. i do. ; do. ! do.
'' do. do. do. do. do. do. do.
) do. \ do.
i do ' ab. nat. : T.L. ab. nat .
I do. do.
T.L. do.
ab. nat . do. do. do. do. do.
14th January, 1870
30th Nov., 1867
19th January, 1867 .
22nd .Sept., 1879 ... 22nd March, 1880 ...
10th September, 1880 23rd October, 1882...
21st March, 1883 ... 15th May, 1883
do.
do. do. do. do.
4th February, 1884... 7th March, 1884 ...
do. 0th May, 1884 9th July, 1884
do.
do. 8th Dec , 1885 14th January, 1886... 16th Nov., 1886 ... 29th Nov., 1886 ... 1st D e c , 1886 Dec. 1885
1st D e c , 1886 14th D e c , 1886 ... 3rd July, 1887 25th April, 1887 ...
do. do.
18th October, 1887...
Per th . . .
Fremantle
Perth ...
Fremantle
York ...
Fremantle
Do. ...
Jarrahdale ... Fremantle ...
Koebourne ,.. Gascoyne
Do Mt, Wittenoom
do.
do. do. do. do.
Roebourne .. Mt. Wittenoom
do. Roebourne ... Mt. Wittenoom
do.
do. Roebourne ... Hamelin Eoeboume ... Guildford ... Derby Geraldton ... Swan Beringarra ... Fremantle ... Beringarra ...
do. do.
Dongarra ...
Middling stout, age 46 years, 5ft. 9in. high, sandy hair, dark blown eyes, long visage, fresh complexion, HK on each arm; farm laborer.
Stout, broad shoulders, 35 years of age, 5ft. 7Jin. high, dark brown hair, bald, light hazel eyes, long visage, fair complexion, anchor and J right arm, sailor and mermaid left arm, has a spot size of hall a crown on left side of bead void of hair, walks with a quick short step, turns right foot outward ; supposed to have gone to South AustraUa with Bernard Stein.
Stout, 40 years of age, 5ft. 4in. high, brown hair, oval visage, dark complexion, bayonet stab in neck, D left side, bullet mark on right leg, wUlow left arm, J right arm.
Middling stout, 37 years of age, 5ft. 6Jin. high, brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, fresh complexion, dot and H on left arm.
Stout, age 33 years, 5ft. 53in. high, brown hair, hazel eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, flags, D 18, 1863 right arm, anchor, dart, heart, crown and bracelets left arm.
Stout, 40 years of age, 5ft. 7.|in. high, dark brown hair, dark hazel eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, sailor, female, and 3 fltigs left arm.
Stout, 45 years of age, 5ft. 3|in. high, dark brown hair, blue eyes, full visage, dark complexion, star on right hand, ship on left arm, crown and flag on right arm.
Slight, age -19, 5ft. 4in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, fair complexion, scar corner right eye, scar right arm, scar left shin.
Slight, age 38, 5ft. 8iin. high, red hair, grey eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, scar on forehead, D left breast, pockpitted.
Slight, age 47, 5ft. 4Jin. high, brown hair, grey eyes, round visage, fres , complexion, scar on chin.
Middling stout, age 44, 5ft. 6in. high, hair fair and scanty blue eyes, long visage, fair complexion, W.J. right band, cut mark on right cheek, scar about one inch long below right knee
Middling stout, age 25, 5ft. 7in. high, oval visage. Stout, age 48, 5ft. 8in. high, biown hair, grey eyes, round visage, .sallow complexion, scar on forehead.
Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 6in. high, round visage Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 5in. high, round visage.' Vide Police
Gazette, 1882, page 128. Stout, age 40 years, 5ft. 7in. high, round visage.
Vide Police Gazette, 1884, page 49 Do do., page 74, Do. do. , do. Do. do., page 98 Do. do Do.
Do.
do.,
do.,
page 137. do.
do. Vide Police Gazette, 1886, page 9
Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do. Do. Do. Do, Do. Do.
do., do., do., do., do,, do,, do,, do,, do,, do., do., do..
1887
page 26. do. 213 do. 198 do. 217 do. 152 do. 213 do. 4 do. 121,124 do. 165 do. 165 do. 165 do, 192
By Authority: RICHABD PBTHEB, Government Printer, Perth.
MM,.UeM^Si —^_J2iiM£l.._..:..:2i3
y [ Published by Antliority. ]
This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony
are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.
No. 2.] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11. [1888.
Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.
CO. '/ass—His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of the following transfer, viz.:—
Inspector Francis W. Lodge to take charge of the Kimberley District, vice Sub-Inspector Patrick Troy, removed to Head Quarters.
GEO. PHILLIPS , Commissioner of Police.
9-1-88.
Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.
Gingin.—On or about the 10th ult., from a cart on the road between Guildford and Gingin,—8 dozen bottles lager beer, the property of Reuben E. Edwards. George Taylor, t.l., Eeg. No. 10,257, committed this larceny. Vide Miscellaneous.—C.I. 13.
Dongara.—On the night of the 23rd ult., from the person of David Hope, at the Milo Hotel,—brown leather purse containing order for £5 on Wainwright & Co., drawn by J. Morrissey in favor of H. Payne ; 2 cheques, drawn by James Clinch, one for £S 13s. 3d., the other for £1 5s.; about £5 (notes, gold, and silver), and a gold ring. George Woods, exp., late 10,264, committed this larceny. Vide Warrants Issued. Cash order, and cheques recovered.—C.I. 14.
Fremantle.—On the 27th ult., from a hut at a faller's camp, near Beverley,—double cased silver watch, supposed No. 62,696, the property of James Cameron.—C.I. 16.
\?Ii. Barker.—On the 28th ult., from the person of •^illiam Doyle, at the " Bush Inn,"—black leather I'>urse containing 1 ^£5 and 1 =£1 bank note.—C.I. 16.
Mi. Barkei:—On the night of the 27th ult., from owner's premises,—about 51bs. roast mutton, the property of W. C. Cooper. Suspicion attaches to Michael Koach.—C.I. 17.
Fremantle.—On the 30th ult., from owner's premises. North Fremantle,—black serge vest, pair light tweed trousers, and pair cotton drawers, the property of Henrv Hudson. Suspicion attaches to Thomas Bradfield.—C.I. 18.
Fremantle.—On the 6th inst., from the s.s. " Rob Roy," at Vasse or Fremantle,—small black bag containing 2 pairs black cloth trousers, 1 black coat, and a quantity of other clothing, 3 razors, comb and brush, razor strop and case, bottle of medicine, labelled by Mayhew, chemist, bank book, and number of private documents, and yellow striped rug secured with three straps containing clothing, the property of J. S. Harris, R.M. Suspicion attaches to a steerage passenger from Albany to Fremantle, named W. J. King, about 5ft. 9in. high, full sandy whiskers turning grey, full face and straight nose, wears either blue black coat and trousers and light felt hat, or grey tweed suit and black felt hat.— C.I. 19.
Bunbury.—On or about the 29th ult., from owner's shop,—small card-board box containing 6 small common open face white metal watches, not numbered, the property of John E. Hands.—C.I. 20.
Northam.—On the night of the 7th inst., from the " Northam " Hotel,—1 silk coat, 1 canvas coat and trowsers, 1 pair light colored tweed trowsers, 2 vests (one torn at left arm), and 1 red handkerchief, the property of George Playle.—C.I. 21.
Newcastle.—Between the 5th and 7th inst., from 2 cases at the Railway Station,—7 bottles whisky, 2 labelled " Catto," tlie property of James Donegan. — C I . 22.
8
Perth.—On the night of the 7th inst., from the person of Christopher Bloomer, supposed at some hotel,—silver lever hunting watch, No. 116316, maker's name, Nesbit, steel albert chain, patent watch key, meerschaum pipe, nearly new, with figure of woman carved on bowl, brown felt hat, red handkerchief, leather clasp purse, and about 14s. in silver. — C L 23.
Apprehensions, Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 154 (Warrants Issued). BiDEGOo aZias DUNCAN BILLY, ab. nat., at Gaby on g,
on the 19th ult., by P.C. A. Pollett; brought up at Dongarra, on the 27th ult. Remanded for 8 days.
MARY LYNCH, at Perth, on the 31st ult., by P.C. Condon; disorderly conduct. Fined Is. and 3 months h.l.
SABAH JANE CLARKE, at Perth, on the 1st inst., by P.C. Buck; disorderly conduct. Pined Is . and 1 month h.l.
THOMAS JOHNSON, at Perth, on the 3rd inst., by L.C. Gee ; vagrancy. 1 month h.l.
PATEICK EEAKDEN, exp., late 10335, at Perth, on the 3rd inst., by P.C. Dunworth ; disorderly conduct. Fined Is. and 1 month h.l.
JEREMIAH COONAN, at Fremantle, on the 6th inst,, by P.C. Metcalfe; vagrancy. 14 days h.l.
JACOB SMITH, exp., late 7855, at Guildford, on the 4th inst., by P.O. Heffernan; being on the premises of the " Guildford " Hotel for some unlawful purpose. 3 months h.l.
MARGARET BEARD, at Guildford, on the 6th inst., by P.C. Heffernan; drunkenness. 14 days h.l.
JOHN ROBERTS, exp., late 8688, alias MICKEY RICKEY, at Newcastle, on the 6th inst., by P . C McAtee; disorderly conduct. Pined 20s. or 14 days h.l.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 2. PATRICK CONNOR, brought up at York, on the
2nd inst.; remanded for 8 days. Admitted to bail.
Property Lost.
Perth.—On the 26th ult., at the Albion Grounds, Bullen's hotel,—-black leather band-bag with outside pocket, containing 2 letters addressed to Bridget Donnelly, a baby's bib, and yellow leather clasp purse, the property of Bridget Donnelly.
Perth.—On the 31st ult., between the race-course and city,—lady's black leather hand-bag and purse, containing about 9s. in silver, the property of Mrs. John Stuart.
Perth.—On the 31st ult., at the Railway Station,— brown paper parcel, containing 30 seaman's discharges, black coat, black vest, woollen shirt, pair of blue overalls, leather belt, steel watch chain, and silk cap, the property of George Thorne.
Perth.—On the 24th ult., near the Railway Station, —silver locket, horse shoe pattern, containing lock of hair, the property of H. G. Garn.
Perth.—On the 4th inst., in City,—new brown Russia leather purse, containing 1 £1 bank note, 2 sovereigns and 1 half-sovereign, the property ot b. Swaine.
Perth.—On the 5th inst., at G.P.O., Perth, or m delivery therefrom,—letter addressed W. Britnall, containing cheque for £8 on National Bank, drawn by Joseph Patrick Bridges, payable to W. Britnali! or order, dated 5th January, 1888.
Perth.—On the 9th inst., in Hay Street ,—^! W.A. Bank note, the property of W. Snook.
Property Found. Albany.—On the 1st inst., at the 10 mile railway
works,—long drab overcoat. Now at the Police Station.
Perth.—On the 31st inst., on the race course,— silver trinket.—P.B. 283. On the 31st inst., in Adelaide Terrace,—brown leather purse, containing pawn ticket.—P.B. 284. On the 4th inst., in Lord Street,—2 sheep skins.—P.B. 4. On the 8th inst., in Goderich Street,—set of rosary beads.—P.B. 6. Now at Lost Property Office.
Misce l laneous . CHARLES MARSHALL
charged at Fremantle, McCrath, with assault, latter to pay costs.
and W A L T E R MARSHALL ; on the 3rd inst., by John Former fined 20s. and costs,
EMILY GREEN ; charged at Fremantle, on the 4th inst., by Ellen Weatherall, with assault. Fined 20s. and costs.
Vide C.I. 13. GEORSE TAYLOR, t.l., Reg. No. 10,257; charged at
Gingin, on the 2nd instant, by L.C. Hackett, larceny. 1 month h.l. Property partly recovered.
Certificate of Freedom issued to :—
Reg. No. 7926, George Buncher, at Fremantle Police Court, on the 7th inst.; convicted at Central Criminal Court, London, on the 6th January, 1863, of forging and uttering bank notes, and sentenced to 25 years p.s.
Conditional Release Holder. GEORGE COLKETT, Reg. No. 9692, reported arrival
at Busselton on the 30th ult., seeking work.
Warrants Issued. Vide C.I. 14.
GEORGE WOODS exp., Ute 10,264, middling stout, age 50 years, height 5ft. 4|in., sandy hair, light blue eyes, long visage, fresh complexion, scar on left a.-»i a laborer ; larceny from the person. Dated Doii<io\ 1' 29th December, 1887. •L'ongay,
Inquests.
Fremantle.—On t h e 4 t h i n s t . , a t t h e P o l i c e C o u r t , b e f o r e R . F a i r b a i r n , R . M . a n d C o r o n e r , o n t h e b o d y of T h o m a s R a n k i n , e x p . , l a t e 6 7 2 3 . V e r d i c t — " S u i c i d e b y t a k i n g s t r y c h n i n e . "
Fremantle.—On t h e 7 t h i n s t . , a t t h e P o l i c e C o u r t , b e f o r e R . F a i r b a i r n , R . M . a n d C o r o n e r , o n t h e b o d y of W i l l i a m K e n n e d y , a g e 4 m o n t h s . V e r d i c t — " D e a t h c a u s e d b y s t a r v a t i o n , o w i n g t o t h e n e g l e c t of M a r y B u r t o n . "
Fremantle.—On t h e 6 t h i n s t . , a t t h e P o l i c e C o u r t , b e f o r e J a m e s L i l l y , J . P . a n d A c t i n g C o r o n e r , o n t h e
b o d y of W i l l i a m S h e r r y , e x p . , l a t e 6 4 3 9 . V e r d i c t — " D e a t h f rom n a t u r a l c a u s e s , v i g . — h e a r t d i s e a s e , c a u s e d b y e x p o s u r e a n d w a n t of n o u r i s h m e n t . "
Perth.—On t h e 6 t h i n s t . , a t t h e P o l i c e C o u r t , be fo re J . F . S t o n e , P . M . a n d C o r o n e r , o n t h e b o d y of W i l l i a m E a r p , e x p . , l a t e 7 6 8 2 , f o u n d in t h e R i v e r S w a n , o n t h e 2 n d i n s t . V e r d i c t — " F o u n d d r o w n e d . "
Guildford.—On t h e 5 t h ins t . , a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e , be fo re C h a r l e s H a r p e r , J . P . a n d A c t i n g C o r o n e r , o n t h e b o d y of J o b S h e n t o n , e x p . , l a t e 6 4 4 7 . V e r d i c t — " A c c i d e n t a l d e a t h , c a u s e d by a fa l l f rom h i s h o r s e , o n t h e 3 1 s t D e c e m b e r , 1 8 8 7 . "
Con-i l t lon .
T.L. Exp . F r e e
Exp . C .P . E x p . F r e e Do. Do. T.L. Do.
Exp . Do.
Exp . Do. Do.
I ' ree Exp .
Do.
Ueg. No.
10322 6450
10335 2611 5661
8377 10364
6528 6010
9751 6924 4839
9881
5195
Ab.nat. I 622 ' Do. 624
P R I S O N E R S D I S C H A K . G h E D .
Where Committed. Date of d i scharge .
• I -
From Perth Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 7th January, 1888.
Exp. 1 Free Exp. Do. Do. Do. Free Exp. Do. Ab. nat.
Exp, Female
Do.
6719
7855 10219 8424 7041
9789 7008
9484
Eobinson, Wil l iam Hodson, Thomas ... Smi th , Jacob Clare , El ias S tephens , J ames ... Coker, John Brennon , Thos. ... J u b h , Joseph Brennon, Michael Cat t le Tommy Jones , Thomas W e a t h e r a l l , Ann ... Pa t t e r son , Marga re t
Disorderly conduct Larceny Larceny Drunkenness Drunkenness Vagrancy ... Vagrancy ... Drunkenness Disorderly conduct Drunkenness Vagrancy ... Drunkenness Disorderly conduct
1 mon th 7 days 3 months 5s. or 7 days 10s. or 14 days 1 month 14 days 7 days F ine Is . and 7 days 7 days 1 month 21 days 7 days
York Pe r t h ... Do. D o . • . . .
Guildford York P e r t h ... Do. Do. F reman t l e P e r t h ... Do. Do.
> 2nd J a n .
i 3rd do.
4 th do.
I 5th do. 6th do. 7tli do. 5th do. 6th do.
From Fremantle Prison, during the two weeks ending Saturday, 7th January, 1888.
Burre l l , George . Sampey, Thomas . Godfrey, Thomas .
Rearden, Pa t r ick ... Foley, J o h n H a n n a r b y , Rob t . . . . B r o w n , J o h n Cromwell, Wi l l iam Dyson, Andrew ... Onion, E d w a r d ... Johnson, Thomas . . .
Breach of regula t ions Larceny Disorderly conduct (2 charges)
Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct Larceny Larceny Larceny Larceny Breach of regula t ions Receiving stolen goods
1 month h.l. ... 1 month h.l . . . . F ine Is . & 6 months ;
fine £10 it 6 months , 3 months in default of XIO fine
Is . fine & 1 month h.l. Is . fine & 3 months h.l. 6 months h.l. 6 months h.l. 1 month h.l. ... 1 month h.l. ... 6 months h.l . 3 years p.s. ...
F r eman t l e ! 28th Dec. Do. P e r t h
Do. F reman t l e Bunbury . . . F reman t l e Do. Pe r t h ... Do. Sup. Court
29th 30th
do. do.
2nd J a n . 1888 4th do.
I 6th do.
From York Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 7th January, 1888.
B r y a n t , Geo. James Molloy, Edward ...
Drunkenness Drunkenness
5s. or ' 5s. or 7 days
I York Do.
From Albany Gaol, during the two weeks ending Saturday, 31st December, 1887.
Gray, John Moore, Jno . HoUis, Jno .
Drunkenness Drunkenness Vagrancy ...
21 days h.l. . 7 days h.l. . 1 month h.l.
Albany Do. Do.
From Geraldton Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 24ih December, 1887.
Ah H i n g (coolie) Spilling, Thomas
Vagrancy 1 month h.l. Gera ld ton Do. Inc i t ing prisoner to resist police i 14 days h.l . ...
From Bunbury Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, Slst December, 1887.
Jobson, Hem-y . . . . Drunkenness \ 5s. or 7 days ... j B u n b u r y
From Boiinest Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, Slst December, 1887.
7th do.
.5th J a n . 6 th do.
27th Dec. 31st do.
21st Dec. 22nd do.
29th Dec.
Tommy Gingar ra . Joe P inga l
Assaul t on abor ig inal Assaul t on abor iginal
12 months 1'2 months
Roebourne Do.
10
fiegister of Expirees ami Conditional Pardon Holders who have left the Colony.
Name and condition
Pain ter , William
Late Date Beg. of No. 1 Departui-e.
6412
Name of Vessel.
3-1-88 , " H e l e n a M e u a "
Destination.
London
Ship in which arrived.
1st Norwood
Reniarlis.
Middling stout, , age 55 years, he ight 5ft. 6Jin., dark brown e jes , round visage, fresh complexion, cut on forehead.
ESCA.1^ED P»III SO ASTERS. Gazette
No. Name
9
29
53
54
81
83
84
85
124 139
155 214
221 231 235
236 238 244 246 262 264 268 272 273 274
276 289 292 321 317 322 318 320 .323 327 328 329 3.30 332
Righton, Henry
Goodland, William ...
Keavnes, John or Jas.,,,
Parkinson, Henry
Foster, James
SouLherden, Langley...
Smith, Geo
Wilson, George
Galley, Thomas
Parker, Henry
Wilson, John
Wilingo Hurley, James
Gnandonba Ejerrimurra
Moothio a Blowem ... Billgooroo Delthritha alias Indar-
man Jenawandoo alias Peer Kigawroo Kigangroo Nanulanger \yilliam Birinoo Bardingooroo Johnny Watcatchu alias Dickey Coolingai-ra alias
Charley Wilga alias Bickey ... Yeelamurrah .. Jamison, Joseph Captain Narboanna Cockey Kelly, James Gray, John Beddingnerdy Morning Gabeyjerra Thalangarry Ginnabinbang Jingaroo aiios Monkey
Billy
Eeg. No. Con-(iition. Date of escape. District from. Description and remarks.
4620 / P.P. ; 10th Oct., 1868
i ! 8269 do. 16th Dec, 1870
10097 j B . C P .
8674 j P.P.
8263 J T.L.
7555 do.
6141 do.
S149 '
i I
8531 I
8676 ;
9358 :
A b . n a t 9203 ' T.L.
ab. nat. do.
do. do. do. do.
do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do.
do. ab. nat.
T.L. ab. nat.
do. do. T.L. do.
ab.nat . do. do. do. do. do.
102 IS
7470 10249
10th Aug., 1873
8th March, 1874
5th Oct., 1876
17th July, 1868
24th Feb., 1870
9th Nov., 1872
14th January, 1870
30th Nov., 1867
19th January, 1867.
22nd Sept., 1879 ... 22nd iMarch, 1880 ...
10th September, 1880 23rd October, 1882...
21st March, 1883 ... 15th May, 1883
do.
do. do. do. do.
4th February, 1884 .. 7th March, 1884 ...
do. 6th May, 1884 9th July, 1884
do.
do. 8th Dec, 1885 14th January, 1886 16th Nov., 1886 .. 29th Nov., 1886 1st Dec, 1886 Dec. 1885 1st Dec, 1886 Uth Dec, 1886 .. 3rd July, 1887 25th April, 1887 ..
do. do.
18th October, 1887..
Per th . . .
Fremantle
Per th . . .
Fremantle
York ...
Fremantle
Do. ...
Jarrahdale ... Fremantle ...
Roebourne ... Gascoyne
Do Mt. Wittenoom
do.
do. do. do, do.
Roebourne ... Mt. Wittenoom
do. Roebourne ... Mt. Wittenoom
do.
do. Roebourne ... Hamelin Roebourne ... Guildford Derby Geraldton Swan Beringarra . Fremantle . Beringarra ,
do. do.
Dongarra
Middling stout, age 46 years, 5ft. 9in. high, sandy hair, dark blown eyes, long visage, fresh complexion, HK oil each arm; farm laborer.
Stout, broad shoulders, 35 years of age, 5ft. 7fin. high, dark brown hair, bald, light hazel eyes, long visage, fair complexion, anchor and J right arm, sailor and mermaid left arm, has a spot size of half a crown on left side of head void of hair, walks with a quick short step, turns right foot outward ; supposed to have gone to South Australia with Bernard Stein.
Stout, 40 years of age, 5ft. 4in. high, brown hair, oval visage, dark complexion, bayonet stab in neck, D left side, bullet mark on right leg, willow left arm, J right arm.
Middling stout, 37 years of age, 5ft. 6Jin. high, brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, fresh complexion, dot and H on left arm.
Stout, age 33 years, 5ft. 5Jin. high, brown hair, hazel eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, flags, D 18, 1863 right arm, anchor, dart, heart, crown and bracelets left arm.
Stout, 40 years of age, 5ft. 7Jin. high, dark brown hair, dark hazel eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, sailor, female, and 3 flags left arm.
Stout, 45 years of age, 5ft. 3|in. high, dark brown hair, blue eyes, full visage, dark complexion, star on right hand, ship on left arm, crown and flag on right arm.
Slight, age 49, 5tt. 4in. high, brown hair, grey eyes, oval visage, iair complexion, scar corner right eye, scar right arm, scar left shin.
Slight, age 38, 5ft. S^in. high, red hair, grey eyes, oval visage, sallow complexion, scar on forehead, D left breast, pockpitted.
SUght, age 47, 5ft. 4Jin. high, brown hair, grey eyes, roimd visage, fresn complexion, scar on chin.
Middling stout, age 44, 5ft. 6in. high, hair fair and scanty, blue eyes, long visage, fair complexion, W.J . right hand, cut mark on right cheek, scar about one inch long below right knee.
Middling stout, age 25, 5ft. 7in. high, oval visage. Stout, age 48, 5ft. Sin. high, brown hair, grey eyes, round visage, sallow complexion, scar on forehead.
Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 6in. high, round visage. Middling stout, age 30, 5ft. 5in. high, round visage. Vide Police
Gazette, 1882, page 128. Stout, age 40 years, 5ft. 7in. high, round visage.
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By Authority: RICHABD PETHEB, Government P r i n t e r , ^ V t h 7 '̂
polite ^»}ttit^ "WESTEIE^IN" J^U&'XX^J^X^XJ^.
[ Published by Authority. ]
This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony
are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.
No. 3.] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. [1888.
Circular Orders and Miscellaneous Information.
CO. "/sSD,- -Notified for general information that, from the 1st February, the Police Stations at the Lakes (York road), Minninup, and Mandurah will be closed.
The settlers hitherto visited by the Constables at the above Stations will be visited for the future, as follows:—
Lakes—By the Police from Guildford. Minninup—By the Police from Bunbury. Mandurah—By the Police from Pinjarrah
and Rockingham.
GEO. PHILLIPS , Commissioner of Police.
16-1-88.
CO. "/ss?.—The following transfers will take effect from the Ist February :—
1st Class Constable Michael Leary from Mandurah to Newcastle.
1st Class Constable Thomas Carroll from Minninup to Hamelin.
1st Class Constable Joseph O'Hara from the Lakes (York road) to Guildford.
1st Class Constable John Heffernan from Guildford to Perth, for foot duty.
1st Class Constable Joseph P. Casserley from Rockingham to Perth, for foot duty.
2nd Class Constable George W. Maxwell from Bunbury to Derby, for foot duty. Class Constable David B. Dunworth from Perth to Derby, to do foot duty. Class Constable Frederick A. Eichbaum
from Hamelin to Rockingham, in charge of Station.
Water Police Constable Frederick Hodges from Fremantle to Derby.
GEO. PHILLIPS , Commissioner of Police.
16-1-88.
2nd
2nd
Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.
Kojonup.—On the -Sth inst., from the bar of " The Semblance of Old England" Hotel,—1 bottle of English ale, the property of James M. Flanagan. John Logan committed this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 24.
Mi. Barker.—On the 3rd inst., from the person of William Jackson, at the "Round Swamp" Inn,—1 yellow leather purse, containing 6 =£5 bank notes and 1 half-sovereign.—C.l. 25.
Fremantle.—On the 11th inst., from the person of Frederick Wheeler,—open face silver watch, No. 6134, cream colored dial, gold hands, back worn smooth, about <£1 12s. 6d. in coin, and sundry papers. James Anderson, exp., late 7613, committed this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 26.
Berth.—On the night of the 11th inst., from owner's premises. Lord Street,—1 pair dark tweed trowsers, and 1 pair shepherd's plaid trowsers, the property of Mrs. Bourke. John McKnight committed this larceuy. Vide Apprehensions.—C.I. 27.
Berth.—On the night of the 11th inst., from the person of Alexander Ferguson,—about .£10 in bank notes. Suspicion attaches to Thomas Green, exp., late 10058, and Martha Geisson.—C.L 28.
Geraldton.—On the 2nd inst., from the premises of Edward Ridley, Marine Terrace,—1 white flannel shirt, the property of Reuben Parker. Joseph John, exp., late 7157, committed this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—C.L 29.
Perth.—On the 7th inst., from the brake van of the Y'ork train between Perth Racecourse and Fremantle,—1 blue blanket, 1 opossum rug lined with brown calico, 1 white shirt, 1 dark cotton shirt, 2 singlets, 1 pair of boots, and 1 footballer's jersey, the property of Thomas Gilroy. Suspicion attaches to Charles Denman and Frederick Walker.—C.L 30.
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Perth.—Between the 7th and 13th inst., from owner's store room. Hay Street,—1 carriage spring, 5 leaves, weight 24 lbs., the property of William Wimbridge.—C.L 31.
Perth.—Between the 5th and 14tb inst., while in transit per post from Fremantle to Geraldton,— letter addressed " Mrs. Bryant, c/o Mrs. T. Bennett, Champion Bay," containing 2 W.A. Bank £5 notes, Nos. 2466 and 2945, and 2 W.A. Bank £1 notes, Nos. 08937 C. and 07472 C—C.L 32.
Fremantle.—On the 14th inst., from owner's residence, North Fremantle,—1 bee hive and bees, the property of John McDonald.—C.L 33.
Fremantle.—On the 12th inst., from owner's shop, High Street,—tin cash box containing 1 =£1 bank note, 2 half-sovereigns, 3 half-crowns, 1 shilling, I sixpenny and 1 threepenny piece, the property of Messrs. Moffert and Nelson. Suspicion attaches to John Green.—C.L 34.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 2, C.I. 12. Youndegin.—The carbine therein mentioned, the
property of Alfred Eaton, has been restored to owner.
Perth.—On the 7th inst., from owner's vehicle at the race course,—silver mounted buggy whip, with new white thong, the property of Sir M. Fraser.— C.L 35.
Apprehensions. Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 230.
GEOEGE J. M. STEVENS, brought up at Albany, on the 4th inst. Discharged.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 1, C.I. 4. E M I L MILLEE, at Albany, on the 8th inst., by
P.Cs. Jacob and Murphy; stealing the boat mentioned in above reference. Remanded. Boat found broken up on beach near Mount Gardiner.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 2. JACOB SKELTON, exp., late 10352, brought up at
Williams, on the 7th inst. Committed for trial.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 224. JAMES WILLIAMS, t.l., Reg. No. 5936, brought up
at Williams, on the 4th inst. 3 years h.l.
Vide C.I. 24. JOHN LOGAN, at Kojonup, on the 5th inst., by P.C.
Kelly ; larceny. 1 month h.l.
A H H I N G , at Geraldton, on the Slst ult., by P.C. Fields ; vagrancy. 3 months h.l.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 7, C.I. 21. ANDEEW MCGOUGH, exp., late 1831, at Northam,
on the 9th inst., by P.C. Woods; larceny of articles mentioned in above reference. 6 months h.l. Property recovered.
JAMES JONES, exp., late 10333, at Northampton, on the 6th inst., by P.C. Watson; disorderly conduct. Fined Is. and 6 weeks h.l.
N E I L MCGUIEE, t.l., Reg. No. 9816, at Geraldton, on the 9th inst., P.C. Eaton ; breach of regulations. 3 months h.l.
JOSEPH JOHN the 9th inst., by P.C. Binning Property recovered.
Viele C.I. 29.
exp., late 7157, at Northampton, on larceny. Remanded.
APPEAN, Chinaman, at Northampton, on the 31st ult., by P.Cs. Watson and Binning; deserting the service of William Rosser. 6 weeks h.l.
WILLIAM AHEARN, at Mount Hill, Greenough, on the 5th inst., by Corpl. Kennedy and P.C. Meares; assault and threatening to kill his wife Margaret. Brought up at Geraldton, on the 6th inst. Remanded.
H E N E T BUCKLAND and FEANK NICHOLLS, at Albany, on the 4th inst., by Cox. Hayman; refusing duty on board the British barque " Trowbridge." 4 weeks h.l.
WILLIAM CLAEKE, exp., late 5085, at Perth, on the 7th inst., by P.C. Dunworth ; disorderly conduct. Fined Is. and 21 days h.l.
THOMAS JOHNSON, t.l., Reg. No. 10364, at Perth, on the 9th inst., by P.C. T. Lee; drunkenness. 21 days h.l.
Vide C.I. 27. JOHN MCKNIGHT, at Perth, on the 12th inst., by
L.C. Gee; vagrancy, 1 month h.l. ; larceny of the trousers mentioned in above reference, 6 months h.l. Property recovered.
WILLIAM LAEMOUE, exp., late 8058, at Perth, on the 13th inst., by P.C. Crockett; disorderly conduct. Fined Is. and 1 month h.l.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, p a g e 2. WILLIAM H E N E T SQUIEE, brought up at Perth,
on the 9th inst. Cautioned.
THOMAS MCINTYEE, exp., late 10199, at Fremantle, on the 9th inst., by P.C. Kingsley; breach of Invalid Depot regulations. 1 month h.l.; drunkenness, fined 10s. or 7 days h.l.
H U G H MCDONALD, exp., late 6939, at Fremantle, on the 12th inst., by Sergt. Peacocke; unlawful possession of 2 silver watches. Remanded for 8 days.
Vide C.I. 26. JAMES ANDEESON, exp., late 7613, at Fremantle,
on the 12th inst., by Sergt. Peacocke; larceny of the articles mentioned in above reference. Remanded for 8 days. Papers recovered.
MATTHEW DENISON, t.l., Reg. No. 10306, at Fremantle, on the 12th inst., by Sergt. Peacocke; breach of regulations. 3 months h.l.
GEOEGE P H I L L I P S , exp., late 9264, at Fremantle, on the 12th inst., by P.C. Pilkington ; vagrancy. 3 months h.l.
JOHN WALDIE , exp., late 8747, and MICHAEL WALKEE, exp., late 10144, at Fremantle, on the 13th mst., by P.C. Metcalfe ; vagrancy. 3 months h.l. each.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, p a g e 8. PATRICK CONNOE, brought up at York, on the 9tl)
inst.; committed for trial. Admitted to bail. ^
JOHN E . BELSEY exp., late 7944, at York, on the J3rd mst by L. Corporal Lavery; vagrancy. 3
• onths h.l. o J
I9?i^'^''f\''\'^n\f^ Springvale, Toodyay, on the 12th mst., by P.C. Woods; lunacy. Remanded iH-medical examination.
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JAMES HENEY BAEENDEN, jun., at Northam, on the 14th inst., by P.C. Grant; lunacy.
Vide B u r g l a r y , -'^'jer^-.n. JOHN LEADBETTER, at Jarrahdale, on the 17th
inst., by Det. Gurney and P.C. A. Scott. Property recovered.
Warrants Issued. Vide PeAice Gazette, 1887, page 176.
E M I L MILLER not to be arrested. Warrant cancelled on the 10th inst.
Vide PeAice Gazette, 1887, page 52. WILLIAM ROBEY not to be arrested. Warrant
cancelled on the 11th inst.
EDWARD LALLEY, exp., late 9224, middling stout, age 45 years, height 5ft. 4in., dark brown hair, hazel eyes, long visage, sallow complexion, cut on right thumb, coal cuts on forehead, a laborer. Deserting the service of W. H. Linthorne. Dated Dongara, 5th January, 1888.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 2. TOMMY DOMBAR not to be arrested. Warrant
cancelled on the 10th inst.
TILLEBUT alias TOBY, ab. nat., middling stout, age about 24 years, height 5ft. 6in., round visage, a shepherd ; unlawfully setting fire to the bush on the run of Alfred Eaton, at Moodling, near Youndegin. Dated York, 10th January, 1888.
JOHN TRADUP, stout, age about 40 years, height 6ft., dark hair, long visage, fresh complexion, a seaman; deserting the British ship " Trowbridge." Dated Albany, 6th January, 1888.
Property Found. Williams.—On the 8th inst., near the Williams
Bridge,—two ^81 bank notes. Now at the Police Station.
Victoria Plains.—On the 7th inst., on the Newcastle Road,—lady's companion, two purses, money, stamps, and sundries. Now at the Police Station.
Perth.—On the 10th inst., in Hay Street,—three keys on split ring.—P.B. 7. On the 8th inst., in Wellington Street,—pocket knife.—P.B. 8. On the 13th inst., in City,—P. O. Money Order for £6.— P.B. 9. Now at Lost Property Office.
Certificate of Freedom issued to :—
Reg. No. 10360, Ah Ung, at Perth Police Court, on the 16th inst. ; convicted at Roebourne, W.A., on the 7th January, 1885, of larceny, and sentenced to 3 years p.s.
Reg. No. 6532, Michael Clark, at Perth Police Court, on the 17th inst. ; convicted at Maidstone, England, on the 11th March, 1861, of setting fire to a stack of wheat, and sentenced to 18 years p.s.
M i s c e l l a n e o u s . ALEXANDER WILSON, exp., late 3769 ; charged at
Perth, on the 14th inst., by L. Sergt. Osborn ; disorderly conduct. Fined Is. and one month h.l.
Conditional Release Holder. WILLIAM STEWART, Reg. No. 8122, reported ar-
X-ival at Fremantle, on the 13th inst. Intends to C reside at Fremantle.
Property Lost. Neu-ca-stle.—On the 5th inst., in town,—large gold
brooch with reversible centre, containing plaited hair, the property of Miss Viveash.
Perth.—On the 11th inst., in city,—round gold brooch set with garnets, the property of Mrs. Brown.
Greenough.—On the 23rd ult., near Greenough,— silver lever hunting Waltham watch, supposed No. 1044000, and gold albert with small straight links, the property of Joseph Hindley.
Fremantle.—On the 12th inst., on the Rockingham road, between Woodman's Point and the 10-mile well,—open face gold Geneva watch, the property of Miss Habgood.
Fremantle.—On the 12th inst., in town,—white and tan spaniel pup, 6 weeks old, the property of Frederick Cffisar.
Perth.—On the 14th inst., in city,—oblong buff leather purse, clasp in front, containing 1 ^ 1 l)ank note, 1 sovereign, and some silver, the property of F. E. Stafford.
Fremantle.—On the 14th inst., in town,—red leather pocket book with elastic band, containing 3 £1 W.A. Bank notes, 2 photographs, 1 watch key, and sundry papers, the property of E. C. Ball.
Inquests. Albany.—On the 4th inst., at the Court House,
before R. C. Loftie, R.M. and Coroner, on the body of Antony, who died at the gaol, on the 4th inst., while under remand on a charge of drunkenness. Verdict—" Death from natural causes."
Albany.— On the 3rd inst., at the Court House, before R. C. Loftie, R.M. and Coroner, on the body of Ah Hang, who died on the 31st ult. Verdict— " Accidental death, from injuries received by the overturning of a cart."
Fremantle.—On the l l t h inst., at the Police Court, before R. Fairbairn, R.M. and Coroner, touching the destruction by fire, on the 8th inst., of the cottage occupied by Mrs. Walsh, at the back of the prison. Verdict—" That the house was burnt on the night of the 8th inst., but there is no evidence to show how the fire originated."
Bridgetoum.—On the 3rd inst., before John AUnutt, J .P. and Acting Coroner, on the body of Ada Jane Blechynden, age 4 years and 7 months, who died suddenly, on the 2nd inst. Verdict—" Death from natural causes."
Horses and Cattle. Northam.—Sold on the 14th inst., by order of
George Throssell, J.P.,—bay mare, aged, about 1.5 hands high, branded 2 B on near shoulder, and E C on off ribs, with foal at side.
Burglary. Berth.—On the night of the 14th inst., the store
of Neil Mc Neil& Co., at Jarrahdale, was burglariously entered, and the following articles, the property of Neil McNeil & Co., stolen therefrom, viz.:—one dark tweed suit, one pair of boots, one elastic belt, one singlet, and one meerschaum pipe. John Leadbetter committed this offence. Vide Apprehensions.—•^'/orai.
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T.L. Exp. Free
Free Do.
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Free j Exp. 6680 Do. 10046 Female •
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7979
P R I S O N E R S D I S O M A R G ^ E D .
Where Committed.
From Perth Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, llth January, 1888.
Liston, David Grant, George
Melia, Michael McPherson, John.. Samuels, Alex. Herlihy, Mary
Disorderly conduct On premises for some unlawful
purpose; unlawful possession of a watch
Drunkenness Deserting-service Larceny Drunkenness
6 weeks 2 months
5s. or 7 days 2 months 3 months 14 days
Perth ... Guildford
Perth .. Williams York Perth ..
From Fremantle Prison, during the week ending Saturday, 14th January, 1888.
Wardle, Thomas Fagg, Edwd. Donovan, John
Breach of regulations Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct
6 months h.l. Is. fine & 3 months h.l. Is. fine & 1 month h.l.
Fremantle Guildford Perth ...
From Albany Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 7th January, 1888.
I Buckland, Henry.. . I NichoUs, Prank ...
I "̂ Eefusing duty on board their | 14 days h.l. I 3 ship, " Trowbridge " | 14 days h.l.
Albany Do.
From York Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 14th January, 1888.
Connor, Patrick ... Wounding with intent ...
Edwards, John Drunk and disorderly
Committed for trial
1 monthh.l
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Date of discharge.
9th Jan.
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13th do.
9th Jan. 9th do. 14th do.
3rd Jan. 3rd do.
9th Jan. (admlttudtobail) 14th do.
Free Exp. T.L.
7157 9816
From Geraldton Gaol, during the two weeks ending Saturday, 7th January, 1888.
Brassey, Samuel ... Supplying ab. native with liquor 3 months h.l. ... Carnarvon John, Joseph ... Drunk and disorderly (2 charges) 21 days ; 21 days ... Northampton McGuire, Neil ... Breach of regulations 1 monthh.l Geraldton
31st Dec. 30th do. 7th Jan. 1888
Prisoners tried at the Quarter Sessions, Greraldton, Thursday, 29th December, 1887.
Condition.
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1887. Gascoyne ... 165, 172
Do 165, 172 Do 164, 172
Verdict. Huw disposed of.
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By Authority: RICHABD PETHEB, Government Printer, Perth. t
[ Published hy Authority. ]
This Gazette is published for Police information only, and the Police throughout the Colony
are instructed to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the contents.
GEO. PHILLIPS, Ciymmissioner of Police.
No. 4.] WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. [1888.
Circular Orders and Miscellaneous
Information. CO. 7.sii8.—Notified for general information that,
as it is necessary to keep a certain number of single men in the Police Force, any man, taken on as such, marrying vpithout first receiving the sanction of the Commissioner, will be liable to be discharged.
GEO. PHILLIPS , Commissioner of Police.
18-1-88.
CO. Yg4„.—In consequence of reduction having to be made in the strength of the Police Force, the Honorable Sir Malcolm Fraser, K.C.M.C, Colonial Secretary, Covernor's Deputy, has been pleased to direct that the services of the undermentioned members of the Force are to be dispensed with from the dates specified, viz.:—
From the 29th February -.
Sub-Inspector Richard W. Vincent. Sergeant James Gilchrist.
,, John Peacocke. Coxswain Herbert Hampton Wood. Lance-Corporal John Hyde.
,, David Murray. 1st Class Constable Thomas Hogan.
„ „ William G. Gerring. „ „ Wheatley Lee. „ „ Thomas Wheatley.
Water Police Constable Lawrence Sinclair. „ ,, John Sinclair.
, • Messenger Eeuben Claffey.
From the Slst March: Caretaker, Charles Payne.
„ Joseph Thompson. Patrick McAuliffe.
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GEO. PHILLIPS , Commissioner of Police.
24-1-88.
CO. 'y*n—Notified for general information that the undermentioned have resigned their appointments from the Slst in.st., viz.:—
2nd Class Constable Kenneth Metcalfe. „ ,, George Maxwell. „ ,, George Alexander Hovrie.
GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.
24-1-88.
CO. '^./^i—The Honorable Sir Malcolm Fraser, K.C.M.G., Colonial Secretary, Governor's Deputy, has been pleased to approve the following appointment :—
From the 6th inst.:— Oughton Percy Timperley to be a Probation
Constable. GEO. PHILLIPS,
Commissioner of Police. 24-1-88.
CO. -The following transfers will take effect from the 1st February :—
1st Class Constable Joseph Perth to do dutv at Fremantle.
P. Casserley from
2nd Class Constable Thomas Conlon to do foot duty at Derby.
GEO. PHILLIPS, Commissioner of Police.
24-1-88.
Stealing in Dwellings, from the Person, &c.
Dongara.—On or about the 1st ult., from a shepherd's hut on owner's station,—1 blanket, 1 shirt, 1 pair of trousers, 2 towels, 2 pannikins, 1 butcher's knife, tea, sugar, tobacco, flour, and matches; and on the 20th ult., from the same hut,—1 revolver, 1 box of cartridges, and a quantity of tea, sugar, meat, and matches, the property of A. J. Clinch. Suspicion attaches to ab. nat. MuUaloo alias George. — C I . 36.
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Dongara.—In December last, from owner's hut, Jiberding,—301bs. flour, 61bs. sugar, fib. tobacco, 12 boxes matches, and 161bs. suet, the property of William Delaney. Suspicion attaches to ab. natives. — C I . 37.
Dongara.—Between the 24th ult. and l l t h inst., from owner's farm, near Dongara,—3 bags of wheat, the property of Edward W. Clarkson. Suspicion attaches to James Poran, who was discharged from Clarkson's service on the 24th u l t .—CI. 38.
Perth.—Between the 14th and 17th inst., from a workshop at Jarrahdale,—small moulder's trowel, the property of Neil McNeil & Co. Suspicion attaches to Edward Onion, t.l., Reg. No. 8377.—CI. 39.
Perth.—On the night of the 15th inst., from the "Nar rog in" Hotel,—1 pair lady's leather boots, size 5, 1 bottle Hennessy's brandy, 1 bottle rum, half a bottle of sherry, and about 5s. in silver, the property of William Saw. Suspicion attaches to Samuel P. Slack, exp., late 9877.—CI. 40.
Perth.—On the night of the 17th inst., from owner's premises, Hay Street,—2 geese, 4 months old, one white and brown, the other white, the property of Eobert Mansfield.—CI. 41.
Newcastle.—On the 16th inst., from owner's garden, near Clackline,—a quantity of watermelons, the property of Henry Coates. Prank Parker, age 11 years, committed this larceny. Prosecution declined.—CI. 42.
Guildford.—On the 14th inst., from the Hospital, —pair of scissors, pocket knife, reel of thread, and 3s. 3d., the property of Joseph Molloy. James Beard, exp., late 3985, committed this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—CI. 43.
Fremantle.—Between the 15th and 19th inst., from a box on the premises of Mary Ann Crogan,— blue cloth coat and vest, nearly new, the property of Matthew Martin.—CI. 44.
Vide Police Gazette, 1884, page 159, C.I. 427. Fremantle.—The following property, being a
portion of that mentioned in above reference, has been recovered by Sub-Inspector Back and Corporal Hogan, found buried near the Prison,—551bs. steel, 91bs. solder, and 17Ibs. copper.
Williams.—On or about the 14th ult., from a hut at Narrogin,—ISOlbs. flour, 31bs. pork, ^Ib. tea, 31bs. sugar, 1 silk handkerchief (blue, red, and yellow stripes), worsted comforter (white and red stripes), 1 regatta shirt, 1 blue striped cotton shirt, and 1 large red cotton kerchief, the property of William Maddox. Suspicion attaches to Thomas Penny-feather.—CI, 45.
Williams.—On the 14th inst., from a hut at Williams,—large tanned opossum skin rug, child's pink cotton frock, 2 jjannikins, and some soap, the property of Mary Warnock.—CI. 46.
Perth.—On or about the 1st ult., from Alex. Morrison's sale room,—light drab oloth frock coat, with detached braided cape and cuffs, and white silk embroidered vest, damaged and repaired on front edge, the property of Percy J. Harvey.—C.L 47.
Fremantle.—On the night of the 21st inst., from owner's residence. Canning road,—1 6-gallon keg of
wine, and several bottles of wine, the property of Walter Easton. John Costigan and others committed this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—CI. 48.
Fremantle.—On the 20th inst., from the " Emerald Isle " hotel,—oak painted cash-box, containing promissory note for ^10 drawn by E. Ley, publican's license for the hotel, and a button shaped pearl, gold tinted, weight about 21 grains, the property of C J. Hughes.—CI. 49.
Perth.—On or about the 22nd inst., from owner's residence, James Street,—medium size wooden eight-day clock, with flowered dial, the property of Edward Sherwood.- C I . 50.
Fremantle.—On or about the 22nd inst., from a building in course of erection near the prison,—1 shovel marked F.B. on handle, 1 handsaw, 2 chisels, 1 oil can, 1 | in . bead plane marked H.B., 1 tomahawk, 2 wall lines, and 1 2ft. rule, the property of John Bovenkamp and others. Suspicion attaches to William Ffarington.—CI. 51.
Fremantle.—On the night of the 21st inst., from owner's residence. South Terrace,— 2 pairs of trowsers, and 1 coat of dark tweed with fine twisted white and blue stripes, and 1 long grey tweed coat darned in front of collar, the property of L. W. Clifton.— C.L 52.
Fremantle.—On the night of the 22nd inst., from owner's shop, Market Street,—gold ring set with 3 pearls, largest pearl in centre, small bottle about 3 inches deep, about half full of pearls, some being seed pearls and others good ones, and about 50s. in silver and copper, the property of Wen Yen, Chinaman. Suspicion attaches to William Crogan, t.l., Eeg. No. 10357, and Charles Clarke.—CI. 53.
Fremantle.—On the 23rc' inst., from owner's store, William Street,—one case of currants, weight SOlbs., the property of Barrington Wood. James Shaw, exp., late 10134, committed this larceny. Vide Apprehensions.—CI. 54.
Apprehensions. Vide Police Gazette, 1888, p a g e 8.
BiDEGOO alias DUNCAN BILLY, ab. nat., brought up at Dongara, on the 5th inst. Discharged.
Viele Police Gazette, 1888, p a g e 13. JAMES HENKY BARENDEN, brought up at Northam,
on the 16th inst. Sent to Lunatic Asylum.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 12. WILLIAM AHEARN, brought up at Greenough, on
the l l t h inst. Discharged for want of prosecution.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, p a g e 12. D I N D L E , ab. nat., brought up at Newcastle, on the
17th inst. Sent to Lunatic Asvlum.
MICHAEL MULLANEY, t.l., Reg. NO. 9530, at Guildford, on the 9th mst., by P .C Heffernan; drunkenness and breach of regulations. 2 months h.l.
JAMES STEPHENS, exp., late 8424, at Guildford, o\i the 10th mst., by P.Cs. English and Savage; dis-orderly conduct. Pined 5s. and 14 days h.l.
Viele C.I. 43. JAMES BEARD, exp., late 3985, at Guildford, on the
14th mst., by Sergt. Gilchrist and P.C. Heffernan-larceny of the articles mentioned in tbe above ralJer-ence. 3 months h.l. Property partly r ecove red^
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Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 230. Omiision.—JOHN H . M A R S H A L L , exp., late 7775,
was arrested at Bunbury , on the 15th ult . , by P .C . O'Connor, on a war ran t issued at Bridgetown for unlawfully detaining a horse, saddle and bridle, the property of James Ingl is , b rough t u p at Bridgetown, on the 22nd ult., and discharged. A second warran t was then issued for horse stealing, and the prisoner re-arrested as shown in above reference. The horse, saddle and bridle were recovered by the police a t BunVjury, on the 16th u l t .
A L F R E D M C I N T O S H , at Albany, on the 5th inst., by P.C. Jos . Smyth ; vagrancy. 1 month h.l .
Viele Police Gazette, 1888, page 12. E M I L M I L L E R , b rough t up a t Albany, on the 9th
inst. F ined ^ 3 o r l month h.l.
P E R C I V A L V A U G H A N , at Albany, on the 10th inst., by P .C. Evans ; malicious injury to property by breaking 4 panes of glass in the window of the Police Office. Remanded.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 221. (Warrants Issued.) J O H N K I N S , exp., late 10349, at Williams, on the
13th inst., by P.C. Lee.
Viele I'olice Gazette, 1888, page 12. H U G H M C D O N A L D , exp., late 6939, b rought up a t
Fremant le , on the 20th inst. Discharged.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 12. J A M E S A N D E R S O N , exp., late 7613, brought up a t
Fremant le , on the 20th inst. Discharged.
O B E D E D I N M I T C H E L L , t.l., Reg. No. 10336, a t Fremant le , on the 20th inst., by Sergt . Peacocke; disorderly conduct. 1 month h.l .
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C H A R L E S M E A D , exp., late 9055, a t York, on the 15th inst., by L.C. Lavery ; being on the premises of the " C a s t l e " hotel for some unlawful purpose. 2 months h.l.
J O H N F O L E Y , c.p., Reg. No. 2611, a t Pe r th , on the
14th inst., by P . C Clements ; drunkenness . 7 days h.l.
T H O M A S J O N E S , exp., late 9484, at P e r t h , on the 16th inst., by P .C . P r o v i s ; disorderly conduct. Fined 15s. or 21 days h.l. Assaul t upon Lewis Hasluck. 2 months h.l.
C H A R L E S W A L L A C E , a t Per th , on the 18th inst., by P.C. Crocket t ; disorderly conduct. F ined Is . and 21 days h.l.
M A R Y H E R L I H Y , a t Pe r th , on the 20th inst., by P.C. Dunworth ; drunkenness . 21 days h.l.
A N N W E T H E R A L L , a t Per th , on the 23rd inst., by P.C. Howie ; drunkenness . 21 days h.l.
Vide C.I. 54. J A M E S S H A W , exp., late 10134, at Fremant le , on
the 23rd inst., by Corporal Hogan ; larceny of the case of currants mentioned in above reference.
, ' P roper ty recovered.
Vide C.I. 48. J O H N COSTIGAN, W I L L I A M B O W D E N , W I L L I A M
W I L S O N , W I L L I A M J O N E S , E O S S B A R R O N , W A L T E R R I C H A R D S , J O S E P H D E L A N E Y , and E O S E S M I T H , at Fremant le , on the 22nd inst., by Sub-Inspector Back, Sergt . Peacocke, Corpl. Hogan , and P .C.
^Loveday; larceny of the wine mentioned in above reference. Proper ty par t ly recovered.
Property Found. Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 177.
Fremantle.—The gold seal mentioned in above reference has been claimed bv and handed to finder, L. C Murray .
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 102. Fremantle.—The revolver mentioned in above
reference has been claimed by and handed to finder, John Baker.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 8. Albany.—The overcoat mentioned in above refer
ence has been claimed by and handed to owner, J . Mahon.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 221. Fre.nanile.—The binocular glasses mentioned in
above reference have been claimed by and handed to finder, Heni-y Cornish.
Vide Police Gazette, 1887, page 124, (P.B. 139.) Perth.—The hat mentioned in above reference has
has been claimed by and handed to finder, Thos. Linton.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 3, (P.B. 9.) Perth.—The money order mentioned in above
reference has been claimed by and handed to Postal Dei)artment.
Perth.—On the 15th inst., in c i t y ,—E.C Prayer Book .—P.B. 10. On the U t h inst . , in Guildford road,—lady's black hand-bag containing purse and money, ribbon and brooch.—P.B. 11. On the 16th inst., in Barrack Street ,—small baske t .—P.B. 12. On the 18th inst., in Beaufort Street,—saddle cloth. —P.B . 14. On the 19th inst., in St. George's 'I 'errace,—handkerchief and 3d. piece.—P.B. 15. On tlie 19th inst., at Causeway,—canvas nose bag.— P.B . 16. On the 19th inst., in Aberdeen street,— red woollen shawl.—P.B. 18. Now at Lost Proper ty Office.
Property Lost. Perth.—On the 18th inst., in City,—small black
terrier dog, named "Cha rcoa l , " the property of Maurice Enr igh t .
Fremantle.—On or about the 19th inst., from tiie s.s. " Albany," at Bunbury or Fremant le ,—bran bag, containing lady's new black cloth jacket , 3 chemises, 1 n ight dress, 2 cotton shirts , 13 pairs cotton socks, and some potatoes, the pioperty of Mrs. James Murray.
Perth.—On the night of the 21st inst., in city,— yellow kangaroo slut, cut on back of head and on right side, named " F ly , " the propertv of J o h n Gallop.
Fremantle'.—On the 23rd inst., in town,—yellow leather clasp purse containing 20s. 9d. in silver, the property of Joseph Poole.
Warrants Issued. Viele Police Gazette, 1888, page 8, C.I. 23.
W I L L I A M DOOGOOD, alias S T U T T E R I N G B I L L Y , exp.,
late 8832, middl ing stout, aged 42 years, height 5ft. 3in., dark brown hair , dark hazel eyes, round visage, sallow complexion, mole left cheek, lost several u])per front teeth, impediment in speech, alab' . irer; larceny of the watch mentioned in above refeivnce. Dated Fremant le , 16th J anua ry , 1888. Wa tch recovered by Fremant le Police.
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PATRICK MANNIX, stout, ageabout 24 years, height about 5ft. 8|in., dark hair, blue eyes, round visage, fair complexion, a navvy, being indebted to Carl Lursen in the sum ot£5 3s. To be arrested as often as he may be found in any vessel about to proceed to sea. Dated Albany, 9th January, 1888.
Vide Police Gazette, 1888, page 13.
EDWARD LALLY, exp., late 9224, not to be arrested. Warrant cancelled on the 9th inst.
JOHN NEGUS, middling stout, age 19 years, height about 5ft. 8in., brown hair, grey eyes, long visage, sallow complexion, a shepherd; being the hired servant of Joseph Hicks, and neglecting to perform his duties as shepherd. Dated York, 16th January, 1888.
Miscel laneous . JOSEPH DEAN, exp., late 7390, charged at Fre
mantle, on the 20th inst., by John Healey; assault. Fined £4 and costs.
JOHN LYONS, ANDREW KETT, WILLIAM W H I T E , and HENRY WETHERALL ; charged at York, on the 9th inst., by Sergt. O'Connell; disorderly conduct. Fined 10s. or one month h.l. each.
GEORGE PEARSON, exp., late 5466, alias F L I M E Y MARTIN, and GEORGE PEARSON alias MARTIN, jun . ; charged at York, on the 9th inst., by Jonah Parker, assault. Fined ,£5 each.
JOHN GALLOP; charged at Perth, on the 21st inst., by Joseph Gallop; threatening language and behaviour. Bound over to keep the peace for 12 months.
Horses and Cattle. Perth.—Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 20th
inst., from a grant ofE'Eoe Street,—strawberry colored cow, 5 years old, branded B on hip, with new bell and strap, the property of Mrs. Fairbrother.
Inquests. Perth.—On the 24th inst., at the Police Court,
before G. C Knight, Acting P.M. and Coroner, on the body of George Parker, exp., late 7816, found dead in the river Swan, on the 20th inst. Verdict— " Suicide by drowning."
Conditional Release Holder. WILLIAM HAMILTON, Eeg. No. 8,880, reports
leaving Jarrahdale, on the 1st inst., for Canning, and intends to reside at Canning.
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From Perth Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 21st January, 1888. Phil l ips , H e n r y ... j "Vagrancy ... ... Smith , Edward ... j Vagrancy Donovan, Edwd. ... i Unlawful ly ob ta in ing money ... Beard , Mary ... ) Drunkenness
6 weeks 1 m o n t h 4 mon ths
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From Fremantle Prison, during the week ending Saturday, 21st January, 1888.
Kelly , John
Grlover, George ... Simms, A r t h u r Vigo, Pe t e r
Cockroft, David ... H e n r y , Michael ... H e n r y , James Mitchel l , Obededen
Symmonds, John ...
Shaw, James
Vagrancy ; assaul t
Breach of regula t ions ... Vagrancy ... V a g r a n c y ; breacli of pr ison
regu la t ions Larceny Vagrancy ... Vagrancy ... Breach of regula t ions and dis
orderly conduct Breach of r egu la t ions ; disorder
ly conduc t ; breach of regulat ions
Vagrancy ... Johnson, Char les ... Vagrancy Coonan, J e r emiah • Vagrancy ...
3 mo n t h s h .L ; 40s. fine or 1 m o n t h h.l .
2 months h. l . 2 months h i . 1 m o n t h h . l . ; 14 days sol i tary confinement
6 mo n t h s h.l . 6 weeks h.l. . . 6 weeks h.l . ... 6 months h.l .
1 m o n t h h.L; 1 mon th h. l . ; 1 mon th h.L
1 m o n t h h. l . 3 mo n t h s h.l . 14 days h.l . ...
B u n b u r y i 6 th J a n .
P e r t h ... F r e m a n t l e P e r t h ...
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P e r t h ... York
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F r e m a n t l e " 21st do.
From Bunbury Gaol, during the two weeks ending Saturday, llth January, 1888.
Garry , Michael , alias Bus t in
1 Wilson, .lohn
Larceny 3 mon ths
Drunk and disordei'ly ... ... 10s. or 7 days
Br idge town •, 3 rd J a n .
B u n b u r y 12th do.
From Albany Gaol, during the week ending Saturday, 14th January, 1888.
Buckland , H e n r y ... Refusing to join his ship ... j 4 weeks h.l , A l b a n y ... n Nicholls, F r a n k ... 1 Refusing to join his ship ... 1 4 weeks h.l 1 Do. ... i J l^t l i J a n .
From York Gaol, during the iveek ending Saturday, 21st January, 1888.
T u r n e r , Wi l l iam ... Vagrancy 1 m o n t h h.l Chew, J o h n ... | Larceny 1 mon th h.L, and to
' pay damages
York ... Ifith .Inn. Do. 19th do.
By A u t h o r i t y : R I C H A R D P E T H E E , Government P r i n t e r , P e r t h . ^