The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-11
NOVEMBER TERM
FEDERAL COURT
BEGINS THE 21ST,
Judge Evans and Court Off.
Gals Will Arrive the
Night Before
Night Rider Cases Probably
Will Go Over.
ARE NO BIG CRIMINAL GASES

The docket for the November
term of the United States district
court was completed today by Federal
Court Clerk Walter S. Blackburn.
The docket is comparatively snort and
majority of the cases, including the
night rider suits, are those continued
from the last april term of court.
No sensational cases are in the
criminal docket, which will be heard
FIRST. The night riders suits comes
under the head Of the civil docket
and It is the general opinion that the
cases will go over TO the April term,
as there has been no apparent prep
aration for trials at this term. No
'ubpoenas have been issued and the
present indication is that there will
be no trials. There are only two
,ases on the admiralty docket.
Judge Walter Evans, of the Unit
ed States court at Louisville, will
preside. He and his stan of court
officials will arrive at 6:1O o'clock
Sunday November 20, and he will
convene court promptlyat O'Clock
he following morning, November
II. As the docket Is brief court will
rot be in session over two days and
here is a possibility of the dock
It's being disposed of by Monday
hight. There will be a few cases
before the grand jury.
The docket in full IL as follows:
Criminal Docket.
1S2e--United States VS.. Phillip ].
Abbott. embezzlement; continued
v,tl alias capiax.
1s10-United States vs.. Herman
owe. r. L. ID; continued last term.
Defendant near deaths door.
1s92-Umted states vs. Kinney
Riley. r. l.. D.; continued last
ERIN.
2OO6--United States VS.. William
-armen. r. L. d.; continued. De-
endant on bond.
20O7-United States vs. Kinney
rilley, II. L. d.; continued last term.
2O14-United States vs. Eddie
'erkins. obstructing correspondence
nd destroying mail matter; contln-
red last term.
201s-United States vs.. Melvin
rlapp. r. L. D.: continued by agree
ment.
2020--United States VS.. John
lrogaD. r. L. D.; defendant pleads
'ot guilty; continued.
2O2l-United States vs.. John II.
Ray. embezzllng money, order funds;
ontinued lalst term.
2O25-United States VS.. A. NJ.
.aevison & CO., criminal information
led May Z. 1910.
Civil Docket-Circuit.
1S95.-Maggle Scruggs VS.. DR.. e.
champion ct. al, petition ordinary
or damages; continued.
1901-Henry B. Bennett VS.. David
\. Amos ct. al. damages; continued.
1929-A H. Cardin VS.. VIM.
Neal, ct. al. damages; continued,
1880. w. Rucker VS.. d. A.
Amos ct. al damages; continued.
19s4-Laura Toomey va d. A.
AMOS ct al, damages; continued
1851. NJ. Wood VS.. d. A.
Amos ct. al. damages; continued.
1856. W. Gordon VS.. d. A.
AMOS ct. al damages: continued.
197O-Tom stephens VS.. Alonzo
Gray ct. al, damages: continued.
1973-Mayfield Wooden Mills
Clothing Co. VS.. William A. Usher,
petition ordinary for debt; contin-
ued
197S-E. L. d. Toof, trustee, VS..
City National Bank, petition ordin-
airy for debt; continued.
2OO3-Mrs. Laura F. Keiner VS..
James Collins. ct al, petition ordin-
ary for damages; order fling amend
ed petition and overrullng demurrer
to answer.
Admiralty Docket--District.
2O27-O. Bauer, ct. al. VS.. gaso-
line boat "Hope", filed May 10,
1910. Boat sold. Money in regis
try OF court
2D31-Lewis & Lewis VS.. gasoline
boat "Addie," filed June 20. 1910.
Boat sold. Money in registry of
court.
Civil Docket.
2O32-United States vs. Atkins
Cole, petition ordinary. Filed July
|13. 1910.
1897. B. McGregor, trustee,
VS.. Benton Mercantile company; con-
tinued.