Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-14
NEW FEDERAL JURY DRAWN
Ten Omaha Men on List Made Up by
District Clerk HOyt and Com
missioner Tilden,

A new federal pedit jury was drawn for
the Omaha division of the Nebraska federal
court Thursday afternoon by United States
District Clerk r. C. Hoyt and Jury Com
missioner DIR. George Tilden. The jury Is
ordered to report at 10 a. m, November 80,
for the trial of such cases as have orig
mated since February p, 1907. These will
include both civil and criminal cases and
the criminal division will include several
of the Indictments returned at the recent
session of the federal grand jury in Omaha.
Oman has ten representatives on the
Jury. They are NJ. II. Bliss, a retired mer-
chant, 1910 Douglas street; George Chris
Jensen, a motorman in the enploye OF the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company. 256O Spaulding street; Thomas
Cormack. detective, 5l7 Karbach block resi-
dence 27OS Woolworth avenue; Il. w. Gun
Their, 4O7 North Fortieth street; w. I. era
ham, Graham g. Ure Real Estate agency,
Bee building. residence 4I29 North Forty
eighth street; E. NJ. F.. Leflang. rteired' Slf
South Thirty-seventh street; Samuel Nc
LeOd, carpenter. West Leavenworth ais
trict; d. c. sturock. clerk, Nineteenth and
/ streets, South Omaha; 5. b. Stewart seed
merchant. ll9 North Sixteenth street. and
L. C. Gibson, real estate. sol North Twenty
fourth street. South Omaha.
The full panel is as follows!
August J. Alberts, Fremont, insurance
agent; c. NJ. bigger, Thurston' merchant;
c. e, Bsssire, Laurel, farmer; william
Berger, Dakota, farmer; M. IL. Bliss, 1870
Douglas street. Omaha, retired merchant;
Dayton f.. Crouch, st. James, lverymani
George Christensen, 256O spauldinS street
Omaha, mOtorman; Thomas c. Ciapp'
Homer, retired farmer; Liomas SormacS.
91O5 WOoiworth avenue, Onaae, deteCuNei
Fl ank COddington, Macy, / sur nee; G arr 5
A. Darling, Lyons, bank; SEES. Dennis
Laurel, auctionecr; w. H., Epl ms, IrNington,
farmer; Arthur r. Enders. PoAca, farmer;
Oliver w. Fisher, Dakota city, tarmeri
Charles r.. Gray, Herman, merchant;
George N. Green, Cedar Rapids, retired
street, Omaha, retired; w. 7, Graham, f'2g
North Thirty-eighth street, Omaha, real
estate; John HabeT, Genoa, blacksmith;
William Hadell, Harrington. butcher; John
Halligan. Albion, farmer; Michael J. Hig-
gins. Schuyler, county treasurer; John Jen-
kins, Sioux. carpenter; Theodore Johnson,
assistant cashier: James Killeen, North
Bend. retired farmer; r. NJ. II. Leflang. Sl'
South Thirty-seventh street, Omaha re-
tired; Frank T.. Lester. Hooper, farmer;
Warren Andrews, Belgrade, banker; sam
McLeod Omaha. carpenter; Frank Marx,
Bow Valley, farmer; Peter Preiss, Scribner'
retired merchant; Julius Pitts, Homer, mer-
chant; j, 9. Patten, Pender, drayman; Rich
ard c.. Regan. Platte Center, farmer; Lewis
Rockwell, Hubbard. farmer: James r. Rus
sell. Fulleston. retired farmer; r. IL. stat
ford. Bancroft. farmer; ID. G. sturoek,
Nineteenth and / streets, South Omaha,
clerk; 8. b. Stewart, us North Sixteenth
street, Omaha, seeds; Amasa Tyson. Airing
ton, farmer: Ira r Williams, Fremont re-
tired farmer; Lincoln Warrick. Blair, r. F,
ID. No. l. retired farmer; Claud ]. Fennel
Schuyler, photographer; L. c.. Gibson. sol
North Twenty-fourth street, South Omaha,
real estate.