Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-03
WITH THE COURTS.
The Cotton Manufacturing Company File Pa perS of Incorporation Stock
 St50,000.

Incorporation papers for the Birming. ham Cotton Manufacturing company were filed in the probate office yesterday morn ing.
 The capital stock is $150,OOO.
 The incorporators are James F. Cotton of Chester, Pa, J. H. Gary and James E. Webb of Birmingham.
 The plant proposes to equip for the manufacture of woolen goods, as well as cotton goods. Besides the manufac- ture of fabrics latitude is asked for the ginning of cotton from seed into lint, for the manufacture of cotton seed oil and fertilizers. The declaration also sets out that the company will stock a supply store, buy and own real estate and build and rent houses.
 Birmingham will be the principal place of business, with branch offices through out the state and in Chester Pa.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 The following real estate transfers were filed for record:
 Margaret F. Lovelace to Susan Meyer, Joseph A. Meyer and others. lot No. 3 in block No. of the Haskell & Muller sur vey: also lot in block 8, in said survey; $201 80
 Thomas Parry and wife to Anderson Waltey, lot No. in block 1, in plan of survey of part of northwest quarter or northwest quarter of section 34, township IT, range west; $50
 City Court.
 The following jurors have been empan-
 Jury No. 1-John H. Enslen. w. F. Killongh, George L. Martin, E. A. Davis, John A. Baker, Theodore Levi, William Daniels, J. R. Walker, N. c. Goodwin, William B. Edmonds, l.. W. Holman. Jury No. 2-W. H. McPherson, w. K. Goudlack, Charles r. Douthit, w. H. Brooks James A. Glenn. In the case of J. E. Miles vs. Dr. George Eubank, verdict for $11 was given against defendant. Johnson Brown has filed a suit for di- vorce from Tempy Brown. The com plainant ayers that the parties were mar ried in 1884, and that for the past two years. it is further alleged. the woman has been an habitual drunkard. Criminal Court. Juries were drawn yesterday as fol- lows:
 Jury No. 1-Sam M. Adler, A. L. Miller, John H. Morgan, c. H. Reese, Hudson T. Ware, P. B. Smith, John A. DAVIS, H. F. Shoemaker, William Cutcliff, J. J. Flowers G. w Baker, J. l.. Lavender. Jury No. 2-R. Self, J. D. Mask, Thom- as Riley, w r. Farrow, J. l.. Barley, J. l.. Coleman, J. H. Taylor, w. 5. Gray son, William Vines, J. N. Alexander, J. H. Snow, James Kemp. William Shell was cOnViCtSu oA pui glary and grand larceny. William D. Baker, charged with as- sault with intent to murder, was ac- quilted During the labor strike of lS94 MT. Baker and Mr Howard engaged In an affray, it is said, on Twentieth street, and 1t is alleged that the former used weapon.
 Inferior Criminal Court. Josie Turner, disorderly conduct; s5.
 Adde Langford, assault and battery; s7.50.
 Henrietta Simpson, disorderly con duct; s5. .,
 R. E. Pike. refusing to pay bill; taxed with $2.50 and costs.
 John Teal carrying concealed weap- ons. s50 an1 S2 -Hn cnstG. -=-
 John Teal. fight; $10 and s2.5o costs. Francis Williams, disorderly con- duct; $5 sr
 Annie Jones. disorderly conduct; $5.
 Jim Lodge, embezzlement; $lO.
 Simon Hines, vagrancy; $10
 R. J. Smith, Claude Fritz Conrad Hall and Samuel Skinner, trespass; $5 eacn.
 Walter Vernon, trespass; s.
 Mike Harris. disorderly conduct; 50.