Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-05
THE GRAND JURY
Convenes in Adjourned Term-Iudge Banks
Exchanges Places With Judge Bill
bro of 6adsden.

Judge Banks has exchanged benches
this week with Judge J. t. Gilbro of
Gadsden. who will be occupied here with
the trial of non-jury docket.
The following judgments by default
have been taken:
Perryman e. Co. VS.. Davis &c Smith;
judgment for the land sued for.
NJ. j. Williams VS.. w. II. Williams eft
al; Judgment against garnishee, Louis
vile and Nashville road, for $780,
w. j. Dangaix VS.. Susan Lunsford,
executrix; judgment for the defendant.
City National bank VS.. j. f. B. jack
son. judgment for $6S24.
e. H. Lopez vs. Alabama Pipe COM
pany; on trial.
City Court.
Juries were drawn yesterday for the
week as follows:
Jury No. II. B. Earle, c. B. Bellsny-
der, w. p Merlcan, Nat D. Smith, Joseph
S. Church, H. B. Rocket, r. l.. Morrow,
w. B. Fitzgerald, T. J. Byars, f. P. God
frey, G. M. Walker Gilbert Carter
Jury No. 2-J. L. Johnston, Albert Ad-
Ter. II. A. Kline, L. Sharitt-to be COM
peted.
Henry Johnston obtained Judgment
against William Austin for $135.
In the second division Weingarten
Brothers and seven other creditors have
filed bill averring that S. Marcus, Jf, is
indebted to them in the sum of $4,000, and
praying that they be allowed to share in
the proceeds from the effects Of defend
ant. The bill further prays that the
sheriff be commanded to hold the pro-
ceeds arising from the sale of said effects
subject to the claims of compliments.
Mr. Marcus it will be remembered, failed
on October 1.
Criminal Court.
The grand jury began work yesterday
in adjourned session, after receiving in
structions from Judge Greene.
The court is engaged with the trial of
the misdemeanor docket
Real Estate Transfers.
ELLA and Theodore Smith to Walnut
Street Baptist church, Rosedale park, lot
IL, block l, Rosedale park; 1925.
Mrs. Bridget Deacey to II. K White, lots
to 10, etc, in northeast quarter of north
west quarter section 81, township Is,
range A, west; SAL.
A. B. and Margaret N. Parker to Vir-
ginia and Alabama Coal company, lots
28 and 29, block z, Montgomery survey of
section Il, township II, range 2, west; $175.
p. F. Martin and wife to Fred J. Monks,
section of land in southeast quarter of
northeast quarter section 8, township II,
range 2, west; $500.
Thomas j. Mcdonald and wife to p. F.
Martin, as above; $240.
w. w. Ellard and wife to Thomas J.
Mcdonald and wife as above; 81.
John 7. Terry and wife to Helen J.
Badham, one-fifth of three-f1fths inter-
est in lot s, block 81, Third avenue, north;
$3.50.
E. C. and V. A. Smith to M. o. Posey.
part of northeast quarter of southeast
quarter section Is, township II, range 2,
west; $500.
Inferior Criminal Court.
Judge Feagin handled the Saturday
Il
day morning The following are those
who will contribute to the city treasury:
Henry I4ockett and Seymour Washing
ton, larceny of coal; SIS and costs each
Joe Williams, violating section COZ of
the city code, carrying arms; $40 and
costs.
A. S. Cowan, doing business without a
license; SIS and costs. Notice of appeal
taken.
R. v. Mabley, doing business without al
license; $40 and costs. Notice of appeal
given.
Lucian Thomas, dscharging firearms
in the city limits; IS.
Charles Stevens, trespass; S..
Morgan Jones, disorderly conduct; S..
Albert Lacy, carrying concealed pistol;
$50 and costs.
]. Dickerson, disorder1y conduct; S.
John Gye, disorderly conduct; S..
Morgan Jones' disordely conduct; S..
George Edwards, trespass; S..
John Burns, disorderly conduct: S.
Eugene McAdory, assault and battery
with weapon; S25 and costs and twenty
five DAYS extra on the streets at hard Ia
Dor.
Sam Cooper, disorderly conduct; SIS.
Eugene McAdory, disorderly conduct;
$40 and costs.
George Pearcy, disorderly conduct; SIS.
George Conway, disorderly conduct; IS.
Abram Collins disorderly conduct; S..
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