Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-11
CHRONICLES IF THE COURTS Rosa Williams Given Two Years in the Pen for Arson. o' D aaa - - CITY COURT JURlES NAMED
 
 Rehearing Granted Mrs. Caldwell, Who Had Been Adjudged hsane-Grist of Real .s Estate Transfers.

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 In the criminal court yesterday Rosa Williams, charged with arson in the sec ond degree, plead. guilty and was given two years. z
 John Brown, assault with intent to murder, plead guilty to an amended in- dictment and was given six months.
 Will Allen, larceny from person; plea of guilty and ten days confinement in the county jail. James Morrison, assault with intent to murder; verdict of guilty.
 Warren Posey, grand larceny verdict of guilty and fine of $10O.
 The. following juries were empaneled for the week: aa. ss Jury No. 1-J. c. Hood, J. B. Thomas, w c. Williams, G. M. Walker w. T. Walton. Fly M. Duke, A. J. Holcombe. man, J. H. Thompson, A. J. Allison. Hewlett, b. M. Jenkins, Mark House. ss Jury No. 2-J. T. Walker, M. r. Cor man, J. H. Thompson, A.. J. Allison, Iac P. Smith, J. M. Wood, P. S. Ware, James Carroll. Thomas M. Knight, w. 1T. Bradford. w. W. Brown, w. A. Will Hams.
 City Court.
 The following jurors were empaneled yesterday: ss4s Jury No. 1-James M. Hagood, w. T. Motion, w. s. Stafford, Erasmus Wood-. son. Fillmore E. Greene, R. F. Manly. Sam T. Jack J. J. Alexander c. c. Seals, John A. Wilson, s. c. Johnston and Mon= roe McAnally. ae'+'-
 Jury No. 2-J. C. Yam, R. T. Golden, J. T. McCombs, G. H. Draper Peter Stewart.
 Divorces were granted yesterday in the cases of P. M. McEroy vs. William VIC IL. A. Miller.
 Tom Taylor has filed a bill for divorce from Lula Taylor, alleging abandon ment. .s--t- .tr. l Two cases of John D. Miller vs. R. Fl. Pearson were dismissed. sl w. E. B. Davis TVS. Charles Whelan. ad- ministrator was dismissed. rns
 . ProTate Conrt 2 Judge Porter granted a rehearing to. Mrs Caldwell, who jury adjudged iD- sane some time ago. Mrs. Caldwell has life estate in several hundred acres Of land several miles south of Birminghafll. and lunacy proceedings were instituted by some of the remaindermen. a
 Real Estate Transfers. q
 The Lenoir Car company of Lenoir, Tenn, leased 100 coal cars to the Tennes-. see Coal, Iron and Railroad company for five years, with the option of lessee !to purchase same at the expiration of that time for $42 ,25O. William Hood and wife to Marcela iN. Meighan, lot 5, block 631, Nineteenth street and Twelfth avenue; $500. l. r Elyton Land company to Joel c. Du- Bose, west portion of lot 5, block 786, Sixteenth, street, and Eleventh avenue, south; $1S45. se,r 5q=sjz diaf 6e 1ss7Foa no, <, Merll Ellard and wife, by D. D. Jones. to T. w. Riddle, southwest quarter of southeast quarter, section 10, township. 16, range west. etc; $500. .e.I
 r1n A n1 Doll Gahn Tor fo HT Bunting. west half of northwest quarter and west half of southwest quarter, sec tion 25. township-16. range vest $1200. Albert Adler and wife to P. J. Me- Adory, lots and 4, block 1; lots and z. block 2; and lots 4 and 7 block 3, in the southeast quarter of southeast quarter. section 16, township 10, range west, and blocks 26 and 27 in section 2S, township 10, range west; $275.
 Mary A. Black to George Morris lots 1 and ?, block 2, southwest quarter of southwest quarter, section 8, township IT, range west $40. 3.e
 Albert Adler and wife to P. J. Me Adory, block ,. in southeast quarter of southeast quarter. section 16 township 10, range west; $365.
 Mary A. Morrow to M. A Adams lot 5, block east. Walker Land company: $50.
 Margaret Walker to M. A. Adams, lot 2. block 1 east, Walker Land company; s25
 W. A. and V. T. Walker to NJ. A. Ad- ans. lot 4. block east. Walker Land company $30.
 Inferior Criminal Court.
 Judge Feagin disposed of the following cases yesterday: ....
 s. Kaufman, charged with embezzle- ment; fined $15; case appealed. a
 Joe Scott. colored, charged with cut ting Henry Sanders with a knife; fined $25. Pr
 Hulda Derik, colored, disorderly con duct; fined $1, 4r a. West Hughes and Green Casper, loiter- ing fined $5 each. --t F. c. Brown, disorderly conduct; fined B
 Mike Lenton, dlsorderly conduct: fined 8. Tom Lyman colored, leaving team un- attended: fined $5 1f Will Cole colored keeping saloon doors open on Sunday: fined $10. .i5
 A course of. medicine to purify the blood Is now in order. Take Hoods Sar- A