Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-30
AT THE COURT HOUSE.
TIE GRIND OF JUSTICE IS ABOUT OVER
And All Hands Will Take Much Needed Rest. Real Estate Transfers-Licensed .
 to Med-0ther Notes.

The city court adjourned yesterday for the summer vacation, after a ten months session. and the efficient clerks will have a well-earned rest for the next two months. The minutes of the past session were signed yesterday morning by Judges Sharpe and WdlkersoD. and im- mediately thereafter court was finally adjourned for the term. Criminal Court. Criminal court will adjourn for the term tomorrow. Judge Greene will grant few orders, sign the minutes and the session of 1S94-5 will come to an end. Circuit Court. Judge Banks of the circuit court called the motion and default docket yesterday morning. and judgments were entered as follows:
 Elizabeth Cobb vs. the Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company; judgment for SIT. Charles K. Cobb Vs. the Kansas Clty, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company; judgment for SIT. New Home Sewing Machine company vs. T. w. Walker, garnishee; Judgment for $53.
 Court will adjourn tomorrow for the summer.
 Marriage Licenses.
 The probate judge yesterday granted marriage licenses to the following pay ties: C. ". Glass and Miss E. M. Frank lin, Walter Smith and Miss Mary James, John G. Harris and Miss Ida I. Yaw.
 Chancery Court.
 Under the new statute, enacted by the last legislature, the chancery court is re- quired to have three calls of the docket each year. In accordance with that stat ute Chancellor Cobbs will begin the call of the docket tomorrow and continue un- til completed.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 c. B. Edwards and wife to Molly l.. A. Williams. lot 16, block 6, Brighton s10O.
 G. B. Edwards and wife to ". D. Speaks. lots 13, fl and 15, block 6, Bright on; $175.
 G. B. Edwards and wife to R. B. Cox, lot 8. block 4, Brighton; S100. G. B. Edwards and wife to M. l.. Cox, lot 12, block 1. Brighton; $S5
 Clerk and register of the city court to D. w Houston and P. F. Jones, parts or lots and S. block 174, Bessemer; $2OO
 J. T. Wilson ct al. to J. M. Davidson, trustee. half interest in lot 19, block 80, Birmingham; 5000. J. M. Davidsons trustee, transferred the same property to the Birmingham Trust and Savings company for same amount.
 Mary l.. and J. M. Swanson to T. r., Cheek, lot between Twenty-first and TWenty-Sec0nQ StreetS on InlTu avenue, Birmingham; S170O.
 Alfred Eubank and wife to T. Fl Cheek, lot and east half of lot 6, block S6, Birmingham; $500O.
 Court House Notes. The officials of the various courts will spend a well-earned vacation. Some Of them will go to the springs and summer resorts, others will visit the home folks, while a few will remain to look after the offices and transact such business as may be necessary during vacation Judge J. J. Banks will go to Mexico to spend the summer with frien1 of former days who is now superintendent of a railroad in that country. He leaves Monday.
 Judge H. A. Sharpe left yesterday for Monteagle, Tenn, to spend the summer with his family who preceded him few days. He will visit friends in north Alabama before going on to Monteagle.
 MT H. C. Miller, assistant clerk in the city court, will take his family to Ken lucky Tuesday to spend the summer. He will return. about September 1.
 MT Sam M. Blake, clerk to the second division of the city court, will spend a few weeks with his people in Nashville EIe will not go for several days.
 Solicitor James H. Little went down to Montgomery yesterday.
 Assistant Solicitor Lee Bradley is at the University of Virginia taking the sum- mer law course.
 Clerk and Register Nat l.. Miller of the city court went up to Blount Springs yesterday for a few days recreation.
 In about ten days Judge w. w Will lSerson will go with fishing party to Biloxi, Miss, for a two weeks outing
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