Mexborough & Swinton Times – Saturday 17 August 1912
Bad Language
For having used language, Sarah Ball, a Denaby married woman, and Edward Picton, miner, Goldthorpe, were find 5/– and the costa.
“Nap” at Bolton
Four Bolton pit lads named John Petty, John Stevenson, Harry Smith and Lawrence Kitchen, did not appear to answer a charge of having gambled with cards at Bolton, on the 4th August.
They were scan by P.c. Ellis playing at “nap” in Lowfield Lane.
They were each fined 5/– and costs.
Dangerous Games
For throwing stones on the highway at Barnburgh, on the 4th inst., two Swinton pithands, Henry Wray and Harry Wright, 16 yeas of age, had each 2/6 and the costs. 10/– altogether, to pay.
P.c. Ellis saw the boys throwing stones at the telegraph wires. Many complaints had been received.