Birmingham age-herald., 1895-10-02
IN THE COURTS.

At the session of the criminal court yesterday morning the case of Justice Of the Peace J. M Leonard, found guilty and fined in the inferior court for issuing garnishments contrary to law, Judge Greene sustained the decision of the lower court In all proba bility the case will be appealed to the supreme court for final decision. John Smith, white, pleaded guilty to the charge of burglary. Smith is the man arrested by Officer Ellard some time ago and the story of which appeared in the Age-Herald.
 City Court.
 The docket for yesterday was continued for the term
 The Metropolitan Hotel company sued out a writ of temporary injunction against the Gelders Hotel company, en- joining them from erecting an obstrue- ton. Circuit Court. John Jackson vs. Drennen &, Co.,; judg- ment for $50
 J. w. Mcconnell. vs. Woodward Iron company; on trial 45
 United States Court.
 The case of the United States vs. w. T. and H. F. Allen, charged with counter feiting, is on trial. The case against Charles Wellborn is the next on the docket.
 Inferior Court.
 H. Powell. gaming; $fO
 Charley Johnson, John Crawford, Gus Coleman and Jake Mitchell trespassing on the property of the gas company; $5 each.
 Jim Dechaza, fighting in the city limits; Gus Callias. fighting; $3
 T. Perry. w. Bailey and T. Martin, gaming; $10 each
 w. s. Maslen, disorderly conduct; $10, Neal Johnson. disorderly conduct; $5. John Clark, doing business on Sunday; $15.
 l.. Lawrence, disorderly conduct, not guilty, and T. Mcclure taxed with the costs.
 Gary Johnson, dlsorderly conduct; $3.
 Ella Washington, affray; $7.5O and costs.
 Rebeeca Pearson and Ellen Walker, af- fray $5 each.
 Agnes Curry, affray; $7.50.
 AMahala Allen, disorderly conduct; $2 50. Mahala Allen, assault and battery; s2.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Birmingham Trust and Savings com pany to William T. Underwood, lot 6, in block 752 of the Ridge Park addition, $1O and other valuable consideration.
 William T. Underwood and wife to Henry A. Sharpe, lot 6, in block 752 of the Ridge Park addition; $17O3.
 Mrs. Hattie Shepherd and husband to Mrs. Mollie A. F. Warner, lot 12, in block 53; $1825.
 J. M. Arnold and wife and G. A. Evans and wife to the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway company, east half of the south west quarter and of the west half and the southeast quarter of section 29. the west half of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest quarter of tOWnghln $400.
 J. w. Norment, ct al. to M. C. Norment ct al, east half of southwest quarter, and the west half of southeast quarter of sec. ton 29, another west half of northeas st quarter, and the east half of northwest quarter of section 32, township IS, range 3 west; $100. ..-.
 M. C. Norment to Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railway company. east half of the southwest quarter and the west half ot the southeast quarter of section 29 and the west half of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest uuar. ter of section 32, township IS, range west; $200. George B. Edwards and Amanda Ed wards to Mary A. Bell, lot 6. in block 4 in the town of Brighton; $120
 J. w.. Norment to the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway company, east half oi the southwest quarter and the west hall of the southeast quarter of section % and the west half of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest ouar. ter of section 32, township IS. range west; $500.
 Church Incorporated. The Walnut Street Baptist church oI Rosedale Park. Ala, has been incorpor. ated with Messrs. Moses Malone, Lewis Willis, w. T. Bragg, Henry Burt, E. B Morris and Brown Campbell as trustees