Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-04-21
FEDERAL COURT
BEGINS MONDAY
Many Violators of Prohibition
Law Again On Docket of
Judge Cochran's Tribunal

JuoSS SOCOInIl 1Ilbu4k0A
Federal court will convene in
Richmond Monday, April 24th
for the April term.
Deputy Clerk Miss Paralee
White has been BUSY the past
seek summoning jurymen and
getting the docket ready for
work to begin. There are quite
number of interesting liquor
cases to come before Judge
Cochran at this term. Some well
known men are to be hailed be-
fore him on various charges i'll
connection with violation of the
prohibition laws. The civil cal
endar and list of grand and petit
Jurymen summoned for the COM
ing term are as follows:
Civil Calendar
Matilda Besuden VS.. Emily Bs-
SUDDEN ct al.
Charles W. Sales VS.. United
States.
J. D. Alexander VS.. United
States.
Garret D. Upton VS.. United
States.
Lincoln Oil & Gas Co. VS.. Du-
QueSne Oil Co. ct al.
United States VS.. w. NJ. Hell
ton and Max Smith.
William Burgess VS.. United
States.
a. K. Roberts VS.. United States
AIValker Jameson VS.. United
States.
Benu Reeves KS. United States
G.. B. Moore VS. United States.
The A. c. Gale Grain Company
a corporation, VS.. Lancaster
Flour Mills, a corporation.
Commonwealth Power, Rail-
way & Light Company, VS.. City
of Danville, Kentucky, w. O..
Mcintyre, Mayor of the City of
Danville, Chenault Huguely, City
Attorney of Danville.
United States VS.. Chas. H.
Burdette and Jos. Lambert.
Cumberland Telephone & Tel
egraph Company, incorporated, a
Incorporation, VS.. City of Rich!
Snond.
Roth Coal Co., assignee of L.
H. Stone, and L. II. Stone VS..
Greasy Brush Coal Company.
Grand Jurors
Brock Campbell, Ravenna; M.
F. Arbuckle. Richmond; J. T.
Allen, Nicholasville; Luther
BSumfield, Wilmore; Jack Wal
g6r,, Richmond; w. r. Dillon,
Grab Orchard; T. T. Flynn, Ir-
vine; Forrest Stapp, Lancaster
George F. Anderson, Danville
Tom Jackson, Danville; NJ. IT.
Minor, Danville; A. r. Carter,
Gainesville; Jesse Townsend,
Slade; Bob Bingham; Ed Carson
Richmond; ]. H. Collier, Nicho
1asville; J. c. Fox, Stanford; il
F. Adams, Lancaster; James ReyI
nolds, Waynesburg; Charles
Hatton, Bowen.
Petit Jurors
S. p. Bergman, Nicholasville !
NNm. Stephens, Stanton; George
N'ipton, Vaughn's Mill; Fox Cald-
well, Danville; Coleman Cox,
Pamela; D. c. Biggerstaff, Rich
mond; John Woodward, Xena
B. F. Broadus, Lancaster; ]. l..
Butler, Danville! w. Carpenter,
Danville; L. c. Bryan, Nicholas
vile; Millard Ham, Lancaster;
7. c. Caldwell, Jr., Danville; D.
B. Blackford, Nicholasville; John
Land, Lancaster; Sam B. Cecil,
Danville; G.. c. Cox, Richmond );
c. P. Rogers, Ravenna ]. l.
Williams, Irvine; d. M. Ander-
sfn, Preachersville; ]. r Dunbar
Richmond; w. r. Gaines, Stan
ford; John Scott, Clay City
Nick Arthur, Stanton; Buford
Wilson, Station Camp; Ben Cali
co, Gainesville; George Marsee,
Lancaster; Lonna Padgett,
Waynesburg; VIM. Lair, Hus-
tonville; S. S. Baker, Wilmore
Roy Bishop, Nicholasville; Dave
Cobb, Richmond; ) J. d. Pope,
Stanford; A. c. Ball, Wilmore :;
\ Shelf Mckinney, Spout Springs j
Fluther Rurrus, Richmond; Earl
Baker, Grab Orchard w. n.
Fades, Richmond; ]. H. Baugh-'
man, Danville; w. l.. Lawson,
Lancaster.
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