Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-20
JUR0RSSE[ECTED FOR SERVICE AT
 TRIAL SESSION
(From Saturdays Daily.)

SlIlN SlNllAl Recorder McSwiggin, members of the jury commission, yesterday afternoon drew the names of 75 voters who arc to form the juries which will be used at the coming jury session of the Superior court, which opens on Tues day, March 5th. From this list of 75, F jurors will be selected for the various trials.
 The list is as follows:
 NJ. (. Bennett, C. Bair, Harry K. Hyde, Chas. w. Stanton, R. B. Clcve- land, A. Erickson, C. E. Van Serar- finger, Ed. Johnson, Jacob Helfen- stine, (. V. Christensen. Thos. J. Hunt, r. B. Bressc, ]. F. Powell. Carl Johnson, Walter K. Webb, E. A. Kastner, Al. J. Keegan, Chas. Burris, T.. D. Smith, A. s. Rudy, w. H. Do- herty, C. D. Thayer, C. NJ. Degnan, Anton Kukuruzovic, Blake Baker, John Chimney, Joseph Flinter, Will liam Waara, F. M Merritt, B. r. AL len, w. ]. Riley, Martin Schuber, J, Ii. Thomas, w. P. Scott, William D. Bates, J. Wiley Coughran. J. B. Young, Thomas Jones, Robert Birch, Ora Ham, w. s. w. Lane, Leopold Walloth. F. c. Brccht, w. D. Burnes, F.. C. Frank Jamison, Harry Amster, Joseph Kmetich, F. E. Zingheim, T.. B. Jones, Chas. A. Williams, Wm. Reedy, K. E. .Abell, Ben Gaugh, Sid ney Birch, C. A. Winterholer, H. j.. Gillespie, ]. F. Alfred, Glen Richwine A. V. Mulvenon, J. R. Ferguson, A.. F. McCullurn, J. B. Sullivan, I. M. Self, C. R. McDole, A. NJ. Burleson, B. C. Evans, K. Crozier. C. w. Toolc C. P. Owens, w. H. Skinner, George Burthall, H. T. Jones, Grant Baker, Dave Strahan, Geo. Y.' Hart.
 Probate Matters.
 In the matter of the estate of Helen deceased, J. H. Madders yesterday filed hls final accounts, and was discharged The report showed that the property of the deceased had been divided as follows: To J. H. Madders, Sl ,O53: 10 Mrs. Cora B. O'Neill, Sl,O53; to Ella Zeggler, S453.
 George w. Taylor was yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of his deceased wife, Mrs. Catherine Taylor, and filed bond of S5OO.
 The Commercial Trust and Savings Bank was appointed administrator ot the estate of the late Orvillc LivescS Harrcll.
 Asks for Divorce.
 Mrs. Lola Bcckcrs yesterday insti- tuted divorce proceedings against Lou o. Bcckers, charging the deten- dant with dcscrtion and failure to pro- vide. The parties were married in Je- rome on Dec. g, 1913. The defcn liant is now thought to be resident of California. ]. l.. Russell repre- scnts the plaintiff.
 Sues for Attorney Fees.
 Attorney P. w. O'Sullivan yester- lav filed suit against J. w. Sullivan, asking for a judgment of SS,OOO tc cover a debt said to have been rn- -urrcd by the defendant by reason ot cpal advice which he had called upon Inc plaintiff to furnish him. The gla;ntiff alleges that Sullivan hired 1im to represent his interests during he time that he had some litigation with the United Gold Mines Company m 1915.
 Alleged Bootleggers Arraigned
 \ number of prisoners who are with bootlcgging, were af' aligned before Judge Sweeney yester- lav afternoon. John Carter will en- Ter his plea on Feb. 10, his bond hay ng been fixed in the sum oi SoO0 w [. Porter entered a plea of not guilty yesterday. and failing to furnish the $500 bond, was rcmandcd to Jail. Charles Branncr told the court that le lacked funds with which to employ an attorney, and the court directed Attorney Russell to look after the de endants interests on Feb. IS, when ,e will enter d plea. Roy Robertson will also enter his plea on the same lay. John Patterson was rcmandcd Q iail owing to his failure to furnish he required bond. and will appear m ,ourt to enter his plea on Feb. 18th.