Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-04
DOCKET IS OUT
FOR U. S. COURT.
PREPARATIONS MADE FOR THE
OPENING OF THE APRIL TERM
AT kEokUk NEXT WEEK
Grand Jury Is Summoned for the Ninth
and Petit Jury on the Day Follow
ns-ottumwa Men Drawn as Tales.
men.

Keokuk, April 3.-The docket for
the April term of the United States
circuit and district courts, which meets
in Keokuk on April 9, which
is now out, indicates that the
coming term will not be very siren
uous one, as there are no cases of par
ticular Importance to Keokuk people
which are scheduled for trial then.
About the only new face to be seen
among the court officials will be M. L.
Temple, the district attorney who sue
ceeds Lewis Miles. Judge Mcpherson
will be accompanied by e. K Mason
and w. G. Macarthur, clerks of the cir
cult and district courts respectively.
who never miss session here, while
the familiar face of George B. Stew
art of Fort Madison, who has been re-
appointed deputy district attorney,
will adso be very much in evidence
while the April term is on. A. D. Dun
lap, also retained as United States
deputy marshal for this district, will
be in attendance, too. while Thos. F.
Glynn, deputy clerk of the district and
circuit courts at this point, will be
available at any time.
The Grand Jury.
The grand jury, summoned to appear
at 10 o'clock Tuesday. April 9, is as
follows: A. l.. Albertson, Washing
ton; John Baker, Muscatine; John
Patterson, Centerville; Gar Boland,
Webster; G. A. Bowen; Mt. Sterling;
w. j. Boyd, Lacey; ]. j. Burton, Cen
terville; James Conger, Washington;
@. G. Cummings. Fairfield; Marshall
G. Crouch, Columbus Junction; H., v.
Downes, Fairfield; John Elliott, Cen
terville; G.; w. Gambell, Winfield; Ed
ward Gerling, Burlington; Thos. Kick
enlooper, Abba; Aug. Under, Musca-
tine; Eugene Lyman, Winfield; Alex
Mccullough, Conesville; James Nc
Galley, Ottumwa; ]. T. Matthews,
Washington; John Miller, Bonaparte;
G. A. Moper, Abba; g. A. Norris.
Bloomfield; James Sheridan, Richland;
| l.. Wells, West Liberty; L, L. Wilkins,
Fairfield
Petit Jury April 10.
On Wednesday, April 10, the petit
i jury, composed of the following men,
is summoned to appear:
Robert Bennett, Montpelier; W. G..
Campbell, Leon; S. R. Cannon, Ere
mont; John vantuyl, Webster; Edgar
Casperson, Burlington; E. w. Catlett,
Burlington; R. P. Clark, Centervillc;
Charles Cochran, Fairfield; Fred M.
i Cotton, Columbus Junction; S. s.
Crane, Fairfield; Frank Gritty, River
tside: Joseph Davis, Batavia; S. e.
Foster, Cantril; w. M. Fountain, Troy;
Ed Haynes, Oskaloosa; W. T. Holbert,
Keosauqua; Grant Hook, Wapello; E..
J. HOFFMAN, Birmingham; Chas. Hop
kins. Mark; John Houseman, Musca-
tine; Ed Hurlbert, Abba; L. B. John.
Bloomfield; w. E. Kennedy, Wapello;
Robert Kisor, Peoria; E.. G. Hitter
man, Ottumwa; J. j. Lane, Milton; AL
bert Larson, Lockridge; Leon E. Lev
da, Burlington; E. P. McCanley, Wash
ington; William MCGOWAN, Ottumwa;
H. Melcher, Mt. Pleasant; Abba Rich
ards, Coal City: Sherman Norris, Can
tril; T. W. Pope, Princeton; Peter
Reynolds, New Sharon; Albert Rich
ards, West Liberty; S. L. Ross, Bloom
! field; Emil Schmid, Davenport; VIM
Scott, Middleton; ]. W. Scott. Ben
tonsport; G. A. Smith, Agency; l. N
Taylor, Oskaloosa; ]. G. Thompson
Ottumwa; w. W. Wesner. Burlington:
R. M. Williams, Batavia; Fl. S. Win
ston, Des Moines; Guy Wright, Daven
port.