The Nome nugget., 1901-07-21
WILL MEET MONDAY
Criminal Cases Wfn Probably Not Be
 Taken Up Until August l-COn.
 tempt Cases Are Taken Under Advisement A Case Transferred,

A panel of petit jurors for the July term of the district court was drawn yesterday by Clerk of the Court Steel and Jury Commissioner Niebling. From the panel a venire of thirty-six names was drawn. The jury are summoned to meet at 10 o'clock, July 22. Follow ing are the names:
 John Hengsler, J. B. Hensel, J. H. Johnston. C. $. Aldrich, A. J. Larsen, Andrew Anderson, George A. Shea, James Koncab Jacob Barton, Felix Brown, w. Dougherty, H.. O. Flick finger, C. H. Pennington, F. E. Dag gett, F. A. SHanton, George Forman, Henry Tomlinson, N. NJ. Sorensen, J, w. Farrell, James Mccoy, F. Berg. W. J. Butler, C. H. Morey, Theodore Jensen, EFT. Baldwin, John Treasurer, w. F. Howe, J. A. Calkins, w. H. Bush, Tony klhoul. John Moran, P. Noeszinger, w. M. Cribbs, s. J. Her. ron, C. A, Lind, J. NJ. Davidson. | :
 The criminal cases will probably not be reached before August l.
 'o Court Notes.
 On Tuesday writ of error was al- lowed by Judge Moves in the case of the United States against Geo. Allen, on motion of Ira D. OrtOn.
 The suit of Selina Banks against A. C. Banks, for divorce, was tried in the district court on Tuesday afternoon. The case was taken under ,advisement.
 In the case of Heman vs. Griffith, in- volving an Ophir cre.k claim, the court reservaSd his decision until Saturday.
 The contempt cases, entitled the United States ex rel. Stout vs. Mckay, were heard on Thursday. A motion of defendsnts' counsel to quash the pro- ceedings, on the ground that the court is without jurisdiction. was taken under adsisement until Monday next. In the meantime the defendants, J. J. Mckay, Charles G. Wager, M. l.. Ham, ilton and John Barton. are out on bail.
 Judge Noyes has ordered the transfer of the case oi Kimball ct al. vs. Rich. ards ct sL to Dutch Harbor to be tried before Judge James Wickersham. of the SeeOud division, who will hold q term of court st that place on August 10 next. Judge Moves stated, however, thGt hso would modify the order of csaasel for the respective parties if they would agree to refer it to some attorney here to be mutually agreed upon. This case involves the owner- ship of q valuable bench claim on Gla- cier creek, below Snow, and of late has been the scene of several bloodless contests for its possession. The Mon gpllon Exploration Company claim it by purchase and prior location, and 1llegs that Richards, Stewart and sothers are jumpers. The latter are now in possession, having busted the Mongolloa Company vie ct arnis, a few days ago, as told exclusively in the NUGGET. The reason for the rransferral of the case to Dutch Harbor $ said to be because of the fact that at one time Judge Moves was interested in the Mongollon Company This was, however, so it is alleged, before he had Fecsiyed his appointment to the bench int this district. As soon as he had SC. cured his appointments he withdrew from she couapany and resigned his po- eition oi treasurer. a" ,Ht { A, wit of supersedeas was received on the Senat0r from the circuit of ap- pssls In ths libel case of Betsch against 8he steamship Oregon, in which Judge Noyss had denied an appeal.