Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-07
THE SOLICITOR PRO FEM Lee c. Bradley Appointed Yes terday by Judge Greene OF THE CRIMINAL COURT Mir. Hugh Morrow Made Assistant Solicitor During Mr. LittIes kbsefcs-News
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the absence of Solicitor Little, who is recuperating his health.
 In reference to the appointment the fol- lowing order was entered on the docket: 'I Samuel E. Greene, presiding judge of the criminal court of Jefferson county, having ascertained by competent evi- dence that James H Little, solicitor of Jefferson county, is absent, do hereby ill term time and in open court appoint Lee C.. Bradley, competent attorney, to act in the place of said solicitor as so- licitor pro tempore during his absence. This, 9th day of January, 1S96
 SAMUEL E. GREENE, Judge of the Criminal Court of Jeffer- son County"
 MT. Bradley then appointed MT. Hugh Morrow assistant solicitor pro tenn. MT. Morrow is a young attorney of unusual ability and it is confidently believed that he will successfully fulfill the arduous duties of his office.
 The following grand jury was organ ized and empaneled:
 A. J. Tarrant, foreman T. M Anglin, D. R. Weaver R. J. Terry. R. F. Mims. M. R. Shoemaker, John H. Cole T. s. Tate, John Eppes, k. c. Greenhouse, D. $. McLain, G. w. Maulding, John R. Rockett J, M. Doss. A. ". Miller, c. c. Stamps, T. A. Lee.
 J. w. Sexton, bailiff.
 Circuit Court.
 Southern Automatic Machine company vs. D. D. Kennebrew; judgment for $40O. Beck x Pauli Lithographing company vs. F~M. and J. Fies; dismissed.
 Nathan Chambliss vs. Mary Lee Coal and Railroad company; passed for settle ment.
 Juries were organized as follows: Jury No. To. G. Evans, w. C. Bass, J. B. Francis, E J. Thornton, c. w. Howell w. H. Collier, J. B. Hit, J. W. Singleton, Sterling S. Lanier d. M. Lol- Ter Rnbarf II
 Jury No. 2-L. l.. Thompson, Dyer Franklin. A. w. Chamblee H. w. Gull pepper, L. R. Hood, Hal J. Copeland, NJ. J. Lee Bailey, John T. Hick- man and J. J. House; to be completed.
 City Court
 Juries were empaneled as follows: Jury No 1-Eugene L. Brown, w. c. Bulger, w. M. Rose, William Hood. r. H. Linnehan, Henry Behrens, J. G. Houseman. F. T. Welsh, R. T. Markham, J. K. Shoemaker, R. H. Tendon, D. B. Dement,.
 Jury No 2-D. R. Dunlap, David shultz, Nathan Goldstein William Snider, J. T. Young, J. H. Thomas, l. B. Riley, l.. E. Hycke, A. J. Fleming, R. E. Sharett, J. J. Hood. 0. J. Waldrop.
 In the first division the following busi- ness was transacted:
 Birmingham Trust and Savings com pany vs. Gate City Land company; $6371. David Marx vs F. R. Slosser; SEAS. w. M. Towers vs. b. B. Cottingham; $15S.
 J. J. White vs. A. R. Dearborn; judg- ment by default with leave to prove dam ages
 John Reed vs. Mary Lee Coal and Rail- way company; $205.
 Henry Johnson vs. Birmingham Ma chine and Foundry company; passed un- til today.
 George H. Adams vs. M. Dorn ct all, tenants, and Ollie Miles ct al., landlords; continued.
 l.. Godstein vs. Birmingham Railway and Electric company; dismissed Rufus Price vs. Alex Miller; on trial Second division-W. F. Dale has filed petition asking leave to marry again. Thome, Franklin & Adams vs. J. H. Milner; $219.
 -r Mahall Allen vs. New Home Sewing Machine company; on trial.
 Probate Court.
 A marriage license was issued yester- day to MT. l.. E. Sheets and Miss Lea bith Goodwin.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Tsidore Troyer and wife to Simon Dink- ems. lot 13, block 1S0, Eighteenth street, south; $400
 F M. Peterson, trusteee, ct al. to w. B. Inge and c. Derrick, trustees, lot 3, square A of block 109, First avenue, north.
 $. R. Bains and wife to Filippo Call, DdTlS or IOlS { ana IS, DOCK Z24, BeS- semer; 5000.
 Elyton Land company and Elyton company to Savannah and Western rtil- way. south half of blocks 594 and 595. etc; $50O0.
 JN>T. Burns and wife to J. T. Hogan, lot To-. block G. also F feet off south side of block 6, etc, In southwest quarter of northwest quarter section %, township IT, range 3, west 1852.
 s. R. Bains and wife to Christopher de Leonardo, parts of lots IT and 1S. block 224 Bessemer; $1050.
 w. J. Tate and wife to James W. Tate. east half of southwest quarter and west half of southeast quarter, section s, also east half of northwest quarter of section IT, township 15, range west; $500.
 Inferior Criminal Court.
 Gus Campbell larceny of valse from Sam Hickman; bound over in the sum of $100
 P. H. Harris, refusing to pay street tax; $5. Appeal taken.
 John Kelly, larceny of watch bound over in the sum of $200.
 Mack Simpson, petty larceny of goods from Collins x Co.,; $25 and costs and twenty-five days extra on the streets Jim Falley, larceny of $1 20 from Mary Murphy; $25 and costs and twenty-five days extra on the streets.
 G. A. Thomas, disorderly conduct; $5. John Wilson, John Simpson, J. H. Thomas and T. M. Weaver, trespassing; $5 each.
 Jennie Robertson, disorderly conduct: s5.
 John Smith, trespassing; $5
 Fannie Palmer, disorderly conduct; s5.
 United States Court
 The following cases have recently been filed in the United States court:
 A. Humphrey Kortreche vs. Greene county. The case involves the paymen. of two bonds of $500 each issued Jan uary 1, 1S70 and made payable January l, 1890. The bonds were issued in the payment of stock in the Selma, Marion and Memphis Railway company. At tached to the bonds are unpaid coupons due every six months from January l, 1882, to January ], 1890.
 Nancy J. Jones vs. Southern Railway company; suit for damages in the sum of $500. Suit based on the charge of negligence on the part of the road in putting plaintiff and her two children off the train beyond the station at night, resulting in their remaining all night fin tho rain and glept Caca rarooyad