The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-15
ere Drawn Late This Afternoon and
Went Into Session After Re
ceivins Oral Instruc-
tions.
JURY CASES WE'RE SET
Entire Morning Session Consumed in
Calling the Docket-cases
For Grand
Jury.

The November term Of the district
court convened this morning at 10
o'clock, with Judge H. Bank, Jr., on
the benc' and nearly every Keokuk
attorney present. The term will last
for nine weeks and will be featured
by the large number Of jury cases The
docket was called at the opening of
court and the following cases set for
trial in the order in which they are
given. the first to be tried after the
jurors have been summoned next
Monday.
H. R. Collins, guardian, vs.. Eliza
beth Schell.
H r. Collins, guardian, VS.. Eliza
beth Scheil.
VIM. Duggan VS.. General Construc-
tion 90. of Iowa.
John Hall VS.. c., b. & @. Ry. Co.
John Hall VS.. c., B. & O., Ry. Co.
Marguerite A. LIE Watty VS.. Lee
County, Iowa.
Gruenwald and Bischoff VS.. Thos.
H. and Nellie r. Pond.
j, N. Jones VS.. Joseph Daily.
George Johnson VS.. Keokua Barrel
Co.
E. ]. Dupont Denemours Powder Co.
VS.. c., B. & @. r.. R. Cox,
w. G. Pickard VS.. A. T. and Santa
Fe Ry Co.
Belle Smith vs. Keokuk Electric
) Ry. and Power Co.
J. N. Jones VS.. Joseph Daily.
]. N Jones VS.. Joseph Daily.
Gussie Jones, administrators of
estate of James Jones, deceased, VS..
Keokuk Electric Ry. and Power Co.
Glen j. Spring, administrator, VS..
lAeokuk and Hamilton Bridg Co.
H. B. Hardin VS.. City of Keokuk.
]. N Jones VS.. Joseph ]. Datin, ct
al
Albert A. Campbell VS.. G., B. & @.
Ry. Co.
Addie Mundy VS.. Rosie Haga.
A. w. HUDSON, ct al. vs.. George w.
Mills.
Felix I. Hughes, vs.. Estate of John
Menu, deceased.
Bishop and Latta vs.. The Phoenix
Insurance Co.
Chs. Snafer VS.. Nancy Keppe'.
N. C. Nelson VS.. .Amantha Matthews.
Martin Murphy VS.. VIM. M. Thomas.
VIM. Sinton, guardian, vs. +. T..
Hughes, ct al.
Criminal Cases.
Beside any unlocked for indict-
ments by the grand jury at this term
or court, that body of seven men will
he called upon to indict, ignore or con-
tinue in the cases of eight men. five
colored and three white, who .have
been bound over during the vacation
term. The preliminaries in each OF
the eight cases being held in the
superior court. The cases are as fol
lows:
William Weeden, colored, for rails
ing check from $685. to $3.50, which
he received for work at Taber's lum,
Der yard and cashed at the saloon Of
George Greaves.
William Hockaday for threatening
to commit a public offense. the trou
BILE being the outgrowth of family
Guarrels.
Eugene Coleman, colored, charged
with assault with intent to commi
great bodily injury. He is the colore,
fellow who slashed John Mailer witt
knife while working at the ney
school building. Eighth and Concer
streets.
Ed Scott, colored, charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder
Engaged in fight with Wilbur John
son, also colored. several weeks ag
at the corner OF Ninth and Mai
streets.
Nelson Galloway, colored, charge
with malicious injury to building an
fixtures. He is the big teamster who de
stroyed property in the Miller Bros
restaurant on the levee one Saturda
morning
James Barker and Charles Malon
charged with operating gamblin
room between Third and Fourth O
Main street.
Papers Filed.
In the case Of N. G. Nelson VS.. All
mantha Matthews. it being an actio
to quiet title of north " of south " {
section 6, township &C north OF rang
6 west, the defendant has filed an ami
wer, denying certain allegations i
the petitions.
An answer was fled ins the case q
A. W. HUDSON, ct al. VS.. George VI
Mills.
The defendants in the case of job
Quincy Ry. Co, G. B. Jordon an