The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-03
Required to Report at County
Seat, Monday, October
18th.
Dixie CASE SET OVER
Several Important Criminal
and Civil Cases To Be
Heard by Jury.


net court issued call the first of the
week for "a jurors to handle the jury
work of the present term of court and
Yesterday County Clerk Telcher, Sher-
liz Yates and Probate Judge Campbell
met as provided by law and drew the
following names from the jury box:
lanes Lemon, White Bird.
O. o. Gordon, Lucille.
Rufus Gentry, Cottonwood.
Ben Anderson.
P. H. Burke, Sites.
Hans Peterson, Keuterville.
Carl f. Hull.
Andrew Doty, Kamiah.
s. NJ. Jones, White Bird.
Geo. w. Manning, Grangeville.
Charles Bowles.
Anil Haener, Ferdinand.
Ross Arnold, Grangeville.
Lewis e. Smith, White Bird.
John Bentley, Grangeville.
Robert Markham, Grangeville.
FL G. Lansing, Woodland.
d. Fl. Kube Grangeville.
James burlington, Grangeyille.
Arthur Wright, Boles.
Charles Everest, Grangeville.
Leslie Belor, Elk City.
N. A. Keller, Grangeville.
W. f. Clarke, Harpster.
The nineteenth name drawn was that
Of Joe B. Wade, but who has since re-
moved from the county, formerly of
this city and Elk City, and the of
ficials accordingly drew another jury
man. The name of w. #. Clarke of
Harpster was drawn in Mr.. Wade's
place.
required to report at the court house
IN Grangeyille on Monday, October IA.
It appears at present that several
cases will be tried by the jury.
The case of the state of Idaho VS..
]. L. Gross, on a charge of attempt
ing to burn insured property, is sched-
uled for trial on Monday, October IA
Mr.. Gross entered plea of not guilty
IN court last week. He has been held
At the county Jail several weeks await
ing trial. A civil case entitled Vii;
lage Of Ferdinand VS.. Meakin is also
slated for trial on the 14th. Judge
Scales will occupy the bench on that
date.
The case of the State of Idaho VS.
Ira 4. Smith, on an embezzlement
charge will be up for trial on Tues
day, October 18th, according to the
present schedule and Judge Edgar C
cleele formerly of this district, will
preside. Judge Scales is disqualified
IN this action. Mr.. Smith is charged
Win embezzlement of public funds
den.
Inc damage suit brought by ]. w
nockersmith against the Village OF
uettonwood and others Is listed fol
liaal before Judge Steele and jury
~ Wednesday, October 10th. This ac
uon arises from an accident wherein
Jesse Hockersmith, son of the plain
nlI received fatal injuries. This ac
'iueht occurred on one of the city
ets a1eets In Cottonwood and the plain
VIII alleges neglect on the part of the
ueiendants. Indications are that this
Miii be one of the most bitterly con
'esIed cases of the term.
John w. Bates, who shot Jack Ham
n'on' at a sheep camp near Dixie OF
september 2. was arraigned in the
hs'rlct court yesterday following Q
n AdihiiidttOl Ill t0e pfODdte court
af. Hamilton who was taken to n hos
pl'ai at Lewiston following the shoot
ms Tor treatment was present in the
PROBATE court and gave his version o,
n hls affair. The defendant, who Il
aelu at the county jail, offered NJ
aarnsllmony. NJ In the district court this
thursday morning Mr.. Bates entered
s pea OF not guilty to the charge
agreement the case was continued
Tor the term.
me court yesterday heard the cast
y Emory Owens VS.. G.. A. Anderson
ease involving the possession of ,
NV Nv Judge Scales found In favor o
The defendant.
'ailies Oliver. who is charged Will
esauit a with deadly weapon, viii
hoa os stand trial for the present. his cas-,
Tasiag been continued for the tern
-, Few civil cases are also slated fo
IA la before the jury during the presen-
,ss'ah a,sS OF the court which will prob
oe concluded about October 20.