Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-19
NEW VENIREMEN
 SELECTED FOR JURY DUTY
(Fron Sundays Daily)

Owing to the tact that the crIminal cases set for trial at the present term of the Superior court are so numer- ous. 1t was necessary for the court to order new bunch of prospective jurors drawn, and yesterday Clerk Farley, Recorder Ruffner and Sheriff Young drew the names of 100 men who will be called upon to report for jury service during the next few days. The names drawn yesterday are the following:
 A. F. McCullurn, D. B. Hill, C. R. Kilgore, Richard Randy, Charles N. Evans, Frank Clinesmith, Ben Silver, J. D. Mason, J. B. Decker, w. P. Sanders, Albert Casanova, B. A.. Gardner, John C. Riggs, Ed. S. Rog- CTS, c. w. Caulder, Harry R. Bennett, w. J. Mayer, Pat Callaghan, Frank Williams, w. D. Achauer, E. L. Baird, E. O. Mathewson, Charles Gabriel, George F. Deveny, E. W.. Monroe, Neil Lyall, Joseph Kmetich, Carl F. Radley, Donald F. Bell, Geo. w. Murray, J. F. Alfred, H. B. Long, E. R. Williams, C. A. Barandon, w. H. Bones, Charles A. Miller, John Patton, ]. F. Watson, H. (. Morris, J. Arnold, J. C. Woods, G. H. Crose, NJ. F. Gunther, L. A. Monreal, Robt E. Daly, E. B. Owens, Jacob Schwab, Edward Nash, H. NJ. Kriess, J. M. Duatre, w. L. Richards, Henry Gift, F. L. Reyes, F. C. Botkin, D. c. Vigna, s. F. Jones. O. w. Blicken- staff, w. R. Rhodes, J. \. Theobald, C. w. Bryan, Y. Hudson, William Mooney, J. R. Baysinger, A. Mills, Lyman B. McMahon, J. F. Derrick, Joseph Anderle, J. K. Hall, Charles Newman, Matthew Hall, John E. Rothwell, Beverly F. Burke, Jerry O. Neill, John Martin, w. c. Camp. Burt NJ. Hyatt, Joseph Cook, Benjamin Nash, ]. B. Israel, Scott Crumm, AL bert Galesso, c. A. Ainsworth, w. R. Bayless, William Foley, C. X. Logan, J. E. Shcarer, Joe Larson, Harvey R. Smith, B. NJ. Gino, Charles Nippa, D. R. McBain, Elisha Hall, A. NJ. Thur man, A. G. Meade, Arthur Young, Leo L. Dickerson, A. B. Wiley, James A. Prosser, ]. w. Branahan and M. J. O'Donnell.
 Brandy Shipped As Apples. Joe Revillo, a Clarkdale resident who several months ago caused a shipment of brandy to be sent to his address from a coast firm, was con victed of introducing" yesterday afternoon by the jury which had heard the case. The jury's verdict was re- turned after deliberating about half an hour. The defendant was later in the day sentenced by Judge Smith to 60 days in jail, and fined $500.
 Revillo attempted to ship five gallon keg of brandy inside large barrel of apples. and when the barrel was landed at the depot at Clarkdale, the fricght handlers detected the sloshing of the liquor within the bar rel, and reported the matter to the authorities.
 The case against the defendant was started on Friday afternoon, and then dismissed by the county attorney, be- cause the information had been drawn up in faulty manner. The informa- ton charged the defendant with ''rc- ceiving" whiskey, when as a matter of fact the Shipment was nabbed be- fore he ever had chance to receive it, and had not contained any whis- key. A new case was drawn up and the trial proceeded yesterday morn ing. The jury which heard the case was composed of the following named: Frank Thornton, J. A. Me Rae, A. w. Mckay, Thomas J. Nor rcll, Edgar Holdridge. Albert Blew ins, T. F. Mclaughlin, J. w. Old, Fred Daniels, w. w. Durbin, w. T. | Herdman and NJ. L. Null.
 Refused New Trial.
 Charles Dow, who on Friday was convicted by the jury of stealing an automobile at Humboldt several months ago, was yesterday refused a new trial The prisoner will appear in court for his sentence on Monday morning at 9 o'clock.