The morning call., 1894-01-31
TOO MANY UNTRIED PRISONERS

The twelve Judges of the Superior Court
met yesterday afternoon in the cbamb bers
of Presiding Judge Hebbard for the pur-
pose of handing in their several lists of
grand and trial jurors TO serve during the
year 1894.
Each Judge was to hand in twelve names
of grand jurors. making IA in all, besides
800 names of trial jurors. whom he wished
to serve in his own department. Follow
ing is complete list of the grand jurors
selected by the various Judges:
Judge j. Nj. seawell. Department l-P f. But
ler. SIS Eddy street; Joseph Winterburn, 1917
Cough; Edward Il. RambO. 2UO5 California: Henry
a. Crane. 23l6 Clay; Samuel c. BigeIow. McAliis-
ter and Steiner; " illiam j. Newman. 1920 Clay:
Andrew Manning. 6I2 Taylor: Henry /. Davis.
Hotel; Joseph Brandenstein. California and
Cough; samuel Crozier, llUS Mason Patrick B..
Judge c. W. Sl$ca. Department 2-Julius Band
mann, 5l4 Lombard street; 5. G. Buckbee, 1924
1121 Hyde; Charles GoodaIi, Pacific Steamship
Company's Office j. o. Jephson, 7S9 Market;
Fred W. Zeile, 202S California; Samuel w. Levy,
1895 Van Ness avenue; Hermann J. Sadler, 906
Van Ness avenue; Henry 7. Scott. Clay and La
j street; simeon Wenban. 1920 Van Ness avenue.
Judge d. j. Murphy. Department 3-W1lfred w.
Montague. 1lO3 bGsh street: John +. Kennedy.
1727 Pine; Forrest ;. Chadbourne. 1O6 Bush:
Robert X. Grayson. Pacific Union Club; Carleton
C. Coleman. 2516 Fillmore: Robert ii. Delafied,
2O15 BrOderick: John Mallon, 250S Sacramento:
John 7. McMurTay. 20 Ellis; Albert Heyer. Third
and BRYANT; Edward 6. Denniston. 1924 twenty
first; Cornelius O'Connor; p. +. Nolan, 1428
Golden Gate avenue.
Presiding Judge !. c. B. Hebbard, Department
4-SamueI W. Dixon. 429 Kearny street: RolIa Y.
Watt, GAL Haight; Colonel William Mcdonald
315 Montgomery; j. W. Lowe. 126 Kearny: VIII
liam Doxey. 63l Market; T. w. Wainwright 13l
Folsom; /. r. Townsend, 515 Catfqrnia; Edwin
DanfOrth, 1913 Battery; Liupman Sachs, Rush and
Sansome; DIR. julius Kosbig German Hospital:
my M1r -nN. nUu fH-gV, n
Market.
Judge John Hunt, Department 5-Bartlett Doe.
~ Market street; Thomas Denigan, 17l5 Octavia:
James spiers, 2200 Jackson; John O'Kane 1II4
O'Farreli; Frank 7. McLennan, Fifth: Wendell
Pine; William c. Ralston, 21I6 Devisadero: r.
II. Pease. 26OO Pacific avenue: George Wbfttell,
1855 California; Raphael Peixotto. 1890 Market:
James X. Cooper. 746 Market.
Judge William I. Wallace, Department CIV J
DuttOn, 4Ol California street: }. c. Johnson. 400
Market; E. j. LIE Breton. 534 California; Sidney
NJ. Smith. 125 Market: James X. Wilson, Pine
and Sansome: Levi Strauss, a Battery; John p.
Jourden. SlI Market; Isaac Hecht. 227 Bush;
Thomas Il. Bann erman. Ill POST Colin NJ Boyd,
Sacramento and Montgomery; Charles BOlbrook.
225 Market; James u. PheIan, Seventeenth and
Valencia.
Judge a. A. sanderson. Department Henry
L. Tatum, 81 Fremont street; James +. Logan.
27l9 Bryant avenue; Emanuel Mende. Montrose
House; w. 5. Lyle, 1850 Jackson: w. W. Chase.
50S Capp; William Hollis. 7l2 sutter; Richard
Webb. 1920 San Carl avenue; n. B. Valentine.
Baldwin Hotel; o. d. Baldwin, Mills building;
Charles W. Iredae, 1907 Mission; a. & Bucking-
uoHI' NOOO OoSAsOAs AONPOlo oaSHuldus O4S
leaveuworth.
Judge J. NJ. Trout. Departme Mt s-Horace
Davis, 1900 Broadway: n. p. Cole, 1920 O'Far-
rell street; VIII Z. Fisner. 1910 Sutter; Martin
Sachs 6l5 Leavenworth; James l.. Halsted. I441
F. n. Fritz. Frederick; S. c. Capp. 6I2 Baker:
Marion Ieventrith 2234 Broadway; Monson
iIos Habit: W Ai." T. y SeheHek y Market s"Afi'
Judge ]. V. CoffeY. Department 9-Mchael 2.
Jones, l12l Pine street; Winfield 5. ZsiIn 5l7
Powell; Charles J. King; 20Z2 Van Ness avenue:
Jeremiah Mahoney, $40 Page; Mark Sheldon.
1O01 Golden Gate avenue; Henry Bruue s24
Grove; Landry {. Babln, 1913 Filbert; Renten
Tucker, l7l7 Broderick: George K. Sanders. 1926
Broadway; Joseph Brtton. S29 Union: Edward
Hyde.
Judge Walter H. Levy, Department lO-Fred w
Eaton PA Pine street; Harry n. Gray 3I6 Mont
1l3 Front; J. b. Mcintyre, 422 CommereiaI;
AdOlPn Hirsehmsn. Suffer; Raphael WE'LL kear
Meyer. lO47 Market; Maurice schweizer 20 Bat
terry; Henry schusler, n Grant avenue; Robert
Judge E. A. Belcher. Department us. J.
Hendy, 81 Fremont street; William Rayhin, 627
Manson, 20l0 Cough: Charles r. Field 81 2 Clay:
William r. Sherwood, 209 California; Thomas
ifornia; Oscar Lewis, Kearny; II. }. summer
hayes' 1872 Market; sanford Taylor. 112
Judge w. r Dalngerheld Department l2-
Henry s. Martin, 625 Union street; Henry J.
Crocker, 209 Bush; E. E Hill. 700 Ellis; w. H.
Gagen. California and Hyde: II. Mayer, 233 Oak:
Eugene McGinn, 21s Polk; Thomas Ashworth,
So5 McAlltster: John Nightingale 300 Haight;
Edward Peabody. 1714 Pacific avenue; Nicholas
Ohiandt, Sonoma street: Robert Oxnard. 1913
Van Ness avenue; Joseph wores 357 McAllister
street
the whole 5000 names OF trial Jurors were
also submitted and adopted.
District Attorney Barnes appeared before the
Judges with his annual grievance respecting
criminal cases. He stated that there was a
large number of prisoners at the County Jail
awaiting trial on various charges. Th- laws of
this State. with a view Of according a prisoner
speedy trial. required that he should be taken
into court within sixty days after his commit
ment by the Police Judge. To avoid compiled
ti0ns and the possible attempt OF prisoners TO
escape the consequences of their crimes, the
District Attorney asked that the civil Judges
should come 10 his rescue and help the crimi-
nal Judges with few cases.
1t was finally agreed that each Judge, with
the exception Of Probate Judge Coffey should
proceed at once with ten criminal eases. Judges
Trout and Levy are expected to proceed in
their new direction at once.