Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-02
JURORS FOR FEDERAL COURT
Panels, Petit and Grand, Drawn for ths
November Term.
FORTY CASES IRE NOW ON THE DOCKET
These Involve Miscellany of Charges,
Including Some of BOOtlegEing
and Maintaining Fences
on Public Land.

r. c. Hoyt, United States district court
clerk and jury Commissioner Tilden drew
the list of federal grand ana petit jurors
for the November term of the federal
courts Wednesday morning. The petit jury
is ordered to report November 10 ana the
srand Jury November 10.
Omaha mas three representatives en- the
grand jury, c. J. Canaan, cUnIectiOuer, Ills
Leavenworth street; Joseph Crow, ex-post-
master of Omaha, and robert Duncan, in
spectUr Omaha water works, 2S26 Ddven-
port street.
On the petit jury Omaha is represented
by four citizens and South Omaha by one.
They are: James Z. Connolly, eN-county
commissioner, S25 Bancroft street; Roy q.
hinman, printer 3S74 hamilton street; h. {.
Marston, carpenter ll2 North Seventeenth
street. j. b. starr, 3J7S Mason street,
Omaha and b. L. Wilcox, real estate and
insurance agent, 24l5 N street, South
Omaha.
Following is the complete list Of the
grand and petit juries:
Grand Jurors-M illiam p. Allen, Valpa-
raise; James Anderson, Elsini Whlam
barge, bloomfield; lnomas W, Bell, raj
myra;- William Berk, Friend; c. J. Ganan,
( Omaha; Joseph Grove, Omaha; Robert
duncan, Omaha; W. j, Cow Norfolk; ROD
son Gienser, Lincoln; M. c. Gamble
CharIes w. Hunter, St. Paul; Elias Kesler
Friend; William ]. Lchr Mead Robert
Mclean SILVER Greek; George H. Olive
City; Roy A. Stewart, Palmyra: Charles
| II. Thomas, Stella; Harry }. Van Nos
! trand, Tehamah Ira Williams, Fremont
| Henry Wildberger, Peru.
| Alternates-JUhn G. Ashley, Tekamah; "
J F., Barnnart, Cedar Rapids; A. Calder, Ere
mont; Eugene Mum. University Place; F
! C.. Nielsen, Bancroft; c. E. Smith Te-
/ cumseh; William Sinsel, Archer.
Petit Jurors-John c. Ausqstus,, Fuller nei,
Ro c spnSs Bq Raynsf 0d b Beek
! Morse Bluffs; Charles o. Brown, Garrison
r. F, d. No, 2; John M Boyee, Graig
ner osceola; A. S. Campbell, Imperial
James P Connolly Omaha; Francis d
b RarT Piler vi Wi,o H. f Faa1t9n Al
Ed Hayes, Lincoln Stewart l.. Hea'
cock, Springfield; James Hill, Shelley; Roy
G. Hinman, Omaha; Richard Hoagland
Huston, Brock; Lewis II. Huadstrom
Stromsburg; c. Gilbert johnson, Osceola
Fred Kieehel, Johnson; E j; Kirchman
Homer C. Ludden, Surprise; Keene Lud
don, osceola; George II, Mayborn, Ian
Marston Omaha; Edwin Metcalf, Green
wood; Arson Newberry, Cody; Edwin ID
Mitchell, Wayne Charles w. Orr, Craig
Yutan; Herman A. Redman, Kenesaw
| Henry Schllling Scotia; Robert II. Smith
Palmyra; George o. Sawyer, Brewster; ]
b. Starr, Omaha; William S. Sayer, Stella
! Herbert o. Smith Lincoln; Fred II
i Talkamp. Harrisburg; j. E. Wecott, Gen
! eva; Anton Wesley, Cedar Bluffs; o, c
| Williams, Clay Center; b. Il. Wilcox
South Omaha; Joseph ]. Wondra, Ceresco
Joseph Young, Medson.
Approximately forty cases are noticed 70
trial in the United States district court TO
the November term, aside from such in
dictments as may yet be returned by III
grand jury. Six of the accused are now il
the Douglas county jail and the remainde
are out on bail. The cases involve miscel
laneous charges, including postofice defal
cations, using the mails for fraudulent pur
poses, taking liquor onto Indian reservd
lions, fraudulent homestead filings per
jury. intimidation of settlers and illega
fencing of the public domain.