Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-12

letters through the mails. His postotfice was Avondale.
 Peter Hill, Greene county, retail liquor dealer.
 Cesar Dew, Greene county, retail liquor dealer.
 Augustus Shook, Cherokee county, per- jury.
 Rich Thomas, Walker county, breaking
 Will Walker. alias Will Peteets, retail liquor dealer.
 Bill Williams, alias Coleman, alias Blind Bill, Greene county, retail liquor dealer.
 Jim Walker, Calhoun county, retail liquor dealer.
 sorre!l Jones, Greene county, retail liquor dealer.
 James Palmer, D. Kalb county, retail
 Theodore Hoffman, Jefferson county, false account.
 Ad Rice, Greene county, retail liquor dealer.
 George Rabbit, alias George Spencer, Greene county, retail liquor dealer.
 No bills were reported as follows: Rom- olus Calhoun, M. D. Hammer, Milas Cope land, A. Jess Hawkins, William A. Beacbam, Eli H. Langford, William Green.
 The following cases were disposed of:
 Bnrrell, alias Burl Messer. illicit distill- ing; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 Charles Hall, retail liquor dealer; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 William E. Nations, retail liqnordealer; jury and verdict of guilty and sentence of thirty days imprisonment and asfine of Sl00 and costs.
 Mat Chitwood, retail liquor dealer; dis missed.
 4. J. Skinner, retail liquor dealer; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 Robert Williams, idefaulting witness and contempt; bench warrant issued and de- fendant committed to jail for twenty-four hours. - John Hudson, retail liquor dealer; dis. missed.
 Henry Gam, retail liquor dealer; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 Buck and Berry Huddieston, illicit dis tilling; dismissed. --s,
 Jack Wright, retail liquor dealer; jury and; verdict of guilty and sentence of sixty days Imprisonment and fine of S100 and costs
 Jersey Wright entered plea of guilty to working in an illicit distillery and was fined S100 and costs.
 Marx and Bill Young, illicit dstilllng; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 Romous Calhoun ct al., sci fa.; judg- ment nisi set aside.
 Joe Cason plead guilty to working in an illicit distillery and was sentenced to thirty days Imprisonment in the Blount county jail.
 Robert Hollins, illicit distilling; jury and verdict of guilty and sentence of thirty days Imprisonment and fine of $lo0 and costs
 JlG doillS et al SCI ia JuuBmenG nIsl set aside.
 W. M. Reed, retail liquor dealer; jury and verdict oi guilty and sentence of im- prisonment for tbirty days and fine of S100 and cos,s.
 >John L. Dalton, retail liquor dealer; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 William R. Riddle, retail lq uor dealer; jury and verdict of guilty and fine of $100 and Absts and sentence of thirty days' nm. prisbnment. 1William k. Riddle ct all, sci. ia. judg- inent nis set aside.
 Benjamin Smith, illicit distilling; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 Burrell Nelson, illicit distilling; jury and verdict of not guilty.
 OTHER ITEMS.
 The circuit court of Walker county IS in sessiqn al Jasper, and today Judge Banks will Call the cases against the alleged Horse Creek rioters. They were to have been tried last week, but a continuance was granted until today. Solicitor Charles w. Fergu- son and Attorney B. M. Allen went over to Jasper Sunday night to attend the trials. Solicitor Ferguson will represent the state and Mr. Allen the defense.
 The Torrey will contest, which was set for hearing bsfore Judge Porter yester- day ;SVas not called on account of the ill- ness of Judge Porter.
 SIt's mighty poor dinner when the bread is spoiled. Cooking is always per- feet where Dr. Prices Baking Powder is used.
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