Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-20
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY next MONTH
y. S. Court To Convene Nov. 8,
With Big List Of Criminal
Cases On Docket

There will be busy times ahead TO,
the federal grand jury next month
there being about 80 criminal cases
Cor investigation as result of opera
tons of federal agents during the
past months. For some time there
was clean slate, but when the al
legged violations began there seemed
to be a wave sweening this and other
districts which kept the officers bus
ily engaged for some time. There
have been many arrests both in the
city and county. Other counties, how
ever, are reported to have gone ahead
Of Madison in the way of criminal vi
olations.
The grand jurors for the coming
;elm of federal court over which
Judge A. M. j. Cochran will preside,
ire as follows:
A. NJ. Feland, Danville; Achilles
Kelley, Millers Creek; w. H. Brown,
Lancaster; R. NJ. Sparks, Nicholas
vile; J. C. Bailey, Stanford; D. L..
Cobb, Richmond; w. T. Mcclure, Clay
City; Ben King, Danville; w. B. Will
son, Wagersville; Wesley Bourne,
Lancaster; w. Fl. Hoover, Nicholas
lille; R. C. Dudderar, Stanford; M.
:. Enright, Richmond; Joe Clark,
1aughns Mill; John R. Yeager, Dan
lille; B. F. Hudson. Lancaster; John
". Scott, Nic!lolasville; D. B. Edmin-
ton, Crab Orchard; John F. Lackey.
Richmond; John A. Stanton, Stanton.
Petit Jurors
F. NJ Hunt, Danville; w. j. Arvis,
Station Camp; w. A. Burton, Lancas-
:er; D. B. Blaclford, Nicholasville;
J. H. Boone, Waynesburg; j. M. Ha-
len, Richmond; George Conlee, Clay
City; Gentry Caldwell, Danville; Dill
ard Williams, Pryse; P. T. Brown,
lancaster; Harry Mcgee, Wilmore;
John Bright Stanford; w. T. Griggs,
Richmond; Elmer Derickson, Stan
on; Pattie Best, Danville; G. B. Tip
ton, Millers Creek; S. B. Sanders,
lancaster; H. B. Seal, Nicholasville;
:. n. Carson, Hustonville; Elmer Par
fish, Richnond; June Rogers, Stan
:on; Henry L. Nichols, Danville; Sim
Hamilton, Wisemantown; H. B. Cox.
Lancaster; Hugh Mahin, Kenne; ".
NJ. Fields, Hustonville; Elvada Tudor,
Richmond; Taulbee Bowen, Bowen;
A. w. King, Danville; Elley Rankins,
Millers Creek; Napoleon Price, Lam
caster; D. w. Combs. Nicholasville;
R. E. Gaines, Crab Orchard; James B.
Walker, Richmond; Charles Coyle,
Oliver Witt, Witt; H. ".
Basin, Lancaster; J. H. Combs, Will
more; D. B. Morris, Stanford; Henry
James, Richmond.
Deputy United States Clerk Miss
Sara Monday reports three naturali-
zation cases to be heard, viz, Henry
John Twigg. Whites Station, Madison
county; Edward Fothergill, Berea,
md A. M. Waddell, Maretburg, Rock
.astle county.
There are about % old criminal
Eases left over from last term of the
court and this will add to the extern
;iveness of the business at the COM
ng session.
The civil calendar will be called on
November 8, at 2 O'Clock inl
he afternoon. Civil docket cases re-
corded are as follows:
Matilda Besuden VS.. Emily G. Besu-
len ct al; Charles w. Sale VS.. United
States; J. ID. Alexander VS.. United
States; J. w. Lindley VS.. w. S. Rad
ire, on appeal; Anna M. Yelland VS..
3elvin Starns; Edna Davis ct al VS..
Christopher Upton; Anna Anderson
IS. James S. Anderson; Garrett D.
Upton VS.. United States; Lincoln Oil
md Gas company VS.. Duquesne Oil
ompany ct al; Lee Stone VS.. F. B.
Eeetham; James Furgeson ct al VS..
George P. Burke; United States of
America VS.. Kings Mountain Farmers
Telephone company, inc; Big Bend
)il company VS.. F. D. Hart, ,Jr.; Will
lam Lunsford VS.. Prudy Mcintosh ct
i; Sam Mcintosh VS.. Green Wander
'ool ct al.