The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-17
Judge Evans This Morning Opened
Federal Court Here.
The Morning Session Taken Up With
Pension Csse-A Number Of
Orders Made.
JURY RETURNS INDICTMENTS

cd States court was convened here this
morning at . o'clock by Judge Walter
Evans.
The docket is not so large as ii was
last term, but contains some very i'm
portant cases. There are q number Of
visiting lawyers here who have cases
in this court and the witnesses have
packed the postofiice since early this
morning. The court officials estimate
that court will last about two days,
no longer time being required in dis
posing OF the business.
The following are the court offioi-
ais who arrived last night from Lou
isville at sos O'Clock; Judge Walter
Evans, District Attorney r. ID. Hill /;
Assistant District Attorney Henry O.
Giliis; Marshal A. James and Dep
uty Marshal Walter Blackburn and
W. 8. Kean. oolored, court crier and
messenger to Judge Evans. Master
Clay Kidd is doorkeeper and Messrs.
Charles Esrhart ana Homer Mcclure
are the bailliffs
Besides the regular court officials
the following attorneys are here who
have cases in this court; Attorneys
W. NJ. Smith and Henry Burnett, Lou.
isville; ". L. Webb and Judge W. W.
Robbins, MayheId Judge John White,
Bsrdwell W. NJ. Oliver, Benton;
John Lovett, Benton; william J. Hen
bricks, formerly attorney general of
the state, Of New York, and 8. q.
Kiie, Of Louisville.
The first case called this morning
was the attachment case against Louis
GobeenI The attachment process not
having been served, the judge contin.
ued the case until the next term.
The grand jury was this morning
impaneled rs follows; r. r. Morgan,
Princeton; W. W. Ryan, Golden Pond
@. y. Salmon, oakton ;Hersohel John.
son, Cayce; r. J. Mum, Repton; @.
II. Lay, Hampton; Pen Cole, Harris
Grove; A. J. Bebout, Sheridan; W.
W. Meadows, Hickory Grove; B. q.
Field Psducah; e. O. Rice. Hickman
r. M. Pace, Hardin james A. Wright,
Mayheld; W. A. Martin, Green Gray
and II. NJ. orme, Psducsh.
The petit jury is as follows: W. }
Brown, Farmersville; Louis p. Dix,
Psducah; VIM. NJ. Holland, Paul; s. |
A. McAiister, Water Valley; T. b. |
Griffin, Star Lime Works; J. ]. Craig,
oakton; Samuel Coran, Berry Ferry
q. r. Gwynn, Clinton Ed Nichols,
Princeton; John y. Lee, Blandville;
Samuel Gass, Marion; John Mat.
thews, Francis; r. ID. Pile, Fancy
Farm; d. J. Travis, Tradewster; B.
+. Boaz, Maytield; Kit Kendall,
smithland; W. II. Jones, wickliffe; J.
M. spickard, Ruth; J. A. Stubs,
Hickman; p. p. shemwell, Oak Lev
81; j. b. Hurt, Ooldwater; W. A.
Beadles, Mayfield; George Slaughter,
Murray; W N. Nevil, Arlington Bob
Clayton, Kerbyton; VIM. Simpson,
NJ. " Cherry, Earl Hazen, Frank
Dunn, Paducsh.
The Transcript from Livingston
county was filed in the case Of W. II.
Mann against Edward Lsngenback and
'thers, four cases. Also in the case
II W. H. Mann against the Marion
Zinc company.
The transcript from the Marshal
'ircpit court was filed in the case of
!. ". Gregory, administrator against
he Illinois Central
The transcript from the MoOraoken
curt was filed In the case OF James
yarnock and others against the I'LL
lois Central. Also in the cases Of
Vim Z. Greenhslgh VS. the Illinois
CENTRAL, Roy Heoox VS. the Illinois Cen
raj, l.. E. Stevenson vs. the Illinois
central, Annie Nichols VS. the illinois
CENTRAL and Lon Kittinger VS. the wes-
sru Union.
On motion of Attorn ey ". H. He's
'r, Attorney W. S. Foy, of Mayfield,
Ias sworn in to practice at the federal
mr..
The bond case Of Roberts and 90.