Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-08
WITH THE COURTS.

The Savage case is still before the city court. Witness R. D. Jones refused to appear after being subpoenaed and re- fused to testify after being brought be- fore the court by attachment. Judge Sharpe cautioned him against the con- sequences, and when the witness still refused to testify he was sent to jail for contempt of court. Monday he will be given another opportunity to testify, and in the event that he does not it is prob able that he will be remanded to jail un-' til he signifies his willingness to do so. The following business was transacted in the second division:
 American National bank vs. w. A. Chenoweth ct al; dismissed. Barnitz & Barbour ss. Charles Dren- nen ct al; dismissed.
 Mutual Loan and Trust company vs. T. H. Moulton, administrator of b. w. Linn, deceased; on trial.
 Criminal Court.
 The following capital docket is set for this week:
 Monday-John T. Maxwell, murder; Tom Nailen, rape; Joe Dodwell, rape; Richard Long, murder.
 Tuesday-William Blount murder; Laura Howe, murder; Andy odep, mur- der.
 OO0IH6 OulllNln Jollh DAi'SAb AAN- der.
 Thursday-T. Bashfield, George Davis and Dock Davis, robbery; Charles Green, murder; Wade BroclSman, murder; Laura Crook, murder; Charles Jenkins, mur- der.
 Probate Office.
 Marriage licenses were issued yester- day to MT. Willie Jenkins and Miss Della Tracner, MT. T. L. Hopkins and MISS Laurance A. Noland.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Carrie and J. l.. Bell, by Alabama Building and Loan association, to J. H' Heineke, lot 8, block 2S, Phelans addl- tion to Birmingham; $5S2
 w. T. and Laura F. Bazemore, by same to same, as above, lots 21 and 22, block D, West End; $549.
 Lula A. and D. M. Sheets to same, lot 2, block ', Vann's addition to Woodiawn' $351.
 Dora M and F. T. Oden to same, lot 22, block 146, East Lake; $738
 L. P and S. B. Howell to- some, lot IS, block 12S; lots to 20, inclusive, block 129, North Birmingham Land company; $1029. Martha and J. B. Cole to same, lots l, 2 and B. block IT, Vann's addition to Woodlawn; $3S5.
 H. F. DeBardeleben, J. w. Worthing- ton and w. G. Robinson, partners as J. w Worthington & Co.,, to Birmingham Trust and Savings company, deed or trust securing six notes of $5000 each, due the Birmingham Trust and Savings com pany on December 5, 1896.
 Elyton Land company to L. F. Whit ten, lots IS, 19 and 20, block TAO; $25OO. l.. F. Whnten to l.. M. Watson, lots lS, 19 and 20, as above; $500.
 Same to same, lots 21, 22 and 29, block TIT. Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street, south; $2000.
 Probate judge to Montgomery & Wads- worth, tax deed to northeast quarter or fnyV e n 15, range 1, east; lots II, 13, 15 and 16, block 21, East Birmingham; lots to Il and 21 to "A, block 19, Birmingham-Ensley, and other lands in Jefferson county.
 Court Notes.
 What is your occupation?" asked At torney F. s. White of Witness B. A. Thompson yestrday.
 Deputy sheriff." replied the witness. Chief deputy sheriff?"
 "Chief deputy sheriff."
 And candidate for sheriff?"
 "Chief deputy sheriff." was the non- committal reply.
 Chief Deputy Clerk w. L. Howard has returned from visit to Atlanta. Mrs Laura Howe, charged with the murder of little Tommy Howe, will be tried in the criminal court this week if no good reason appears for continu- ance.
 The circuit court will sit in Bessemer
 
 mingham the first Monday in January. MT. Albert Stratford. an esteemed court house official. Is back from the exposi- tion.
 A representative of the Atlanta Con stitution yesterday gained permission of the first division of the city court to make a f1ash-light photograph of the room. The print shows spendid likeness es of Judge Sharpe, the jury Attorneys G. R. Harsh. J. T. Shugart. F. S. White, S. c. Davidson, A. A. Coleman, E. c. Hall and Clerk H. c. Miller and Deputy T. F. Parker. The picture. 1t Is said, will be used in a special article which will soon appear in the Constitution.
 Best goods obtainable, as low prices as fair living will permit, full, square measure and prompt delivery of goods are the points covered by
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 18th St. & 3d Ave. If you want to call on your best girl wear one of those