The daily star-mirror., 1915-10-30
FEDERAL COURT
CONVENES MONDAY
GRAND JURY SUMMONED TO RE.
PORT FOR SERVICE ON OPEN
ING DAY OF THE COURT
Trial Jury Comes Wednesday--Ca -Calen-
dar Seems Light-Usual Liquor ViO-
IatiOns Will be PrObed

Iue ldll term OI uno Uuluou STATES
district court for the northern section
of Idaho will convene in Moscow Mon
day morning. Federal Judge DIETRICH
and court attaches will arrive in Mos
COW tomorrow from Boise and the
court will convene the term in Mos
COW at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The grand jury has been summoned
to appear at the same hour Monday
morning while the trial jury has been
called for 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing.
The opening of the present term will
be marked by the usual grand jury
probe of liquor violations in connec-
ton with it's illegal traffic among Nez
Perce Indians or on the reservation.
1t has not yet been disclosed whether
other classes of violations are to be
probed by the grand jury this term
Since the session of the court last
spring F. E. Cornwall, custodian of the
building, has caused to be laid in the
corridors of the building and in wit
ness rooms, cement laid cork linoleum
which will relieve the court of the an
noyance formerly experience through
the sounds of many feet walking
through the corridors. A new face
will also be seen in the court this
time in place of the late A. L. Rich
ardson. Recently w. d. McReynolds,
prominent and well-known Boise
business man was named for the posi-
ton of clerk by Judge DIETRICH. Mr.. Nc
Reynolds has reappointed Miss Pearl
Zanger as deputy clerk with headquar-
ters at Boise and Max W. Griffith, dep
utv clerk, with headquarters in Mos
COW.
The opening session Of the court
Monday will be occupied in hearing
arguments on demurrers in the fol-
lowing cases:
William Siegrist VS.. Lewiston Sweet
water Irrigation Co. ct al; O. L. This
Ter VS.. j. NJ Lamb ct al; Chas. e.
Williams VS.. H. M. Ashbaugh ct ux;
John Stephens ct al VS.. Lewiston
Hardware Co.
According to the calendar an equity !
suit will be heard by the court on
Tuesday
The civil cases set for hearing for
Wednesday morning are as follows;
United States VS.. Washington, Ida
no & Montana Railway Co.; United
States vs. Northern Pacific Railway
Co.; Loutells A. Burnett VS.. Northern
Lumber Co., Ltd; o. P. Shearer VS..
Herman Vessels & Dina Vessels;
Chas. e. Williams VS.. H. H. Ashbaugh.
The following are the lists of the
grand and trial juries drawn to report
on Monday and Wednesday respec-
lively
Grand Jury-E. N. Brown, Lewiston;
w. ]. Ramey, Nezperce; John Bolln,
Nezperce; John Stalnaker, SouthWick;
Fred Schesler, Lenore; William Allen,
Grangeville; Andrew Emptman. Le-
land; A. ]. Buhl, Princeton; J. Spenc-
er, Troy; E. G. Dearborn, Grange
Vile; William CLANCY, Troy; }. u.
Liner, Helmer; S. E. Marshall, Gift
ford: w. S. Miller, Helmer; J. M.
Bartlett, Oroffno; Chris Weisgerber,
Lewiston; James w. Willis, Ferdin-
and; Alex Kasberg, Lewiston; G. A.
Tenwick, Moscow; J.. w. Crooks,
Whitebird; ]. c. Perrin, Lewiston;
John Neuman, Potlatch A. H. Did t
dock, Winchester; Hans Jelleberg, y
Park.
Trial Jury-Robert Cleveland, Gift q
ford; Walter Bunnell, Grangeville; .
A. N. Coverdale, Genesee; Herman
Gustafson, Moscow; Chas. F. Brown, .
T. P. Jones, Bovill; L. 6
D Cox, Lewiston; Joseph Moser, Ken v
drick; Nels Johnson, Weippe; c. L. g
Boots, Kamiah; Elwood Cook, Pres
ION; Fred Pruyne Troy; George Boy n
sr. Pennington, Wash; William Trot-
ter. Princeton; Chas. c. Snow, Mos
COW: ]. F. Balderson, Avon; S. f. is
Spence, Moscow; Walter Sedgwick, ly
Moscow; C. A. Hastings, Lewiston; N
J. L. Armstrong, Juliaetta; W. b. ft
Daggett, Lewiston; ]. V. Alexander, 81
0rofino George E. Miller, lewiston;
J. A. Cnetzloe, Kamiah; Ed c. Col
ms, Moscow; Thomas E. Ratclif, 3
Woodland; George w. Shepherd, Mos
,ow; Emory Olson, Deary; w. b. T
3arrows, Nezperce; Harry ]. Starr, di
linden T. NJ. Hill, Moscow; A. M. W