Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-12
SATURDAYS COURT RECORD Judge Greene Passes Upon a
 Number of Cases. CASE AGAINST BOWMAN SET Three Negro Boys Fined for Breaking Through the Ceiling at the Opera House to
 See the Indians.

The following cases were disposed of yesterday in the circuit court: D. H. Rogan vs. J. R. Ryan; $4102 May & Thomas Hardware company vs. H. w. Barkau & Co.,; $116 George D. Waring, Jr., vs. Ensley Land company; $2602
 Susan Lunsford executrix, vs. Conti- mental Insurance company; dismissed. The judgment for $4OO rendered Friday last in the case of the Southern Automat- ic Electric Shock Machine company vs. D. D. Kinnebrew has been compromised and settled.
 City Court. A damage suit has been filed by Nancy Walker vs. the Pratt Mines Building and Loan company.
 Criminal Court. Judge Greene passed sentence yester- day on the following cases: Henry Turner, assault and battery with weapon; twenty days fine and 127 days for costs.
 Clint Mobley. wanton mischief; ten days fine and 130 days for costs. John Williams, petty larceny; six months fine and eighty-three days for costs.
 John Hays, abusive language; ten days fine and ninety-five days for costs. Jim Watson, assault and battery with weapon; ten days fine and 124 days for costs.
 Ed Sears, abusive language; ten days fine and ninety-nine days for costs. Charles Denson, abusive language; ten days fine and ninety-one days for costs. Garfield Pollard, carrying concealed pistol; 194 days.
 George Pollard, abusive language; ten days fine and eighty-five days for costs. Sandy Mack, gaming; ten days for fine and 143 days for costs. Rag Stewart, gaming; ten days for fine and 152 days for costs. In the arrangement of the capital dock ct for the next three weeks the Bowman and Howe cases are set for the 20th in- stant.
 January 13-Charles Foster, rape; Andy Oden murder.
 January H-Jim Bridges and Wade Brockman, murder.
 January 15-Con Sullivan and John Driver, murder.
 January 16-Anse Woods, murder; Will liam Blunt, murder.
 January 17-J. J. Weems murder. January 20-P. G. Bowman, murder; Laura Howe, murder.
 January 27-J. T. Maxwell, murder.
 Inferior Criminal Court Willie Ross, Tom Downing and Clayton Fisher, colored, were fined $5 each for trespassing. These are the boys who
  era house Friday night to witness the Indian show.
 The other cases were as follows: Jim Hall. Levi Robinson, Tom Mcbride, Frank Bell, Matthew Donegan, Sam Brigg, vagrancy or tramp; s5 each. John West minor visiting saloon; 8. Jennie Cattle. carrying concealed weap- ons; $55.
 Jim Head. carrying concealed razor; $15.
 Probate Court. The following real estate transfers were recorded yesterday: J. c. and s. R. Rocket to Emma M Lane, lot 30. block 93. East Lake; $500. William Dorsey to s. W. Thompson. lots and 4, block 2. McDaniels addition to Birmingham: $500.
 w. F. Thetford and wife to Alice Bar ber, lots 13. IA, 15. IS. block 225 $750. S. N. and N. L. Thompson to I. l.. Dis mukes. north parts of lots 3 and 4. block z, McDaniers addition to Birmingham; {; $500.
 Elyton Land company to John w.. O'Neill, lot S. block 94; $350.
 Marriage Licenses. MT. R. F. Blaylock and Miss Mamie E. Jolly.
 MT. John H. Johnson and Miss Ella Whilloct.