Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-05
THE GRIND OF JUSTICE. ,t#s 4.#tt IT
 tg 2 Begins Tomorrow in the Higher.
 Local Courts. .I a .l -..azs nj CASES ON THE DoCKETs Juries Will Be Organized and Litigants Will Have the Law-lnferior Criminal .a'a Court DoingS.

Second dlV1slOn-FirSt, second and | fourth weeks, law cases without juries; | third week, chancery. The chancery docket will be called on | Monday the 18th day of January, 1896, | and cases set down for hearing during l the week beginning on Monday, January | 20, 1896.
 The call tomorrow in the first division will be as follows:
 Henry Johnson vS. Birmingham Ma chine and Foundry company; damages. George H. Adams vs. NJ. Dorn ct al, tenant, and Ollie Miles ct al, landlords; ejectment
 L. Goldstein vs. Birmingham Railway and Electric company; appeal. Rufus Price vs. Alex Miller; damages. Valentine Reich, administrator, etc., vs Sloss Iron and Steel company; dam
 ages.
 Pearl Griffin vs. Pearson Coal, Iron
 and Railroad company; assumpsit.
 John J. Gilmore vs. c. R. Patterson,
 secretary, etc.; petition for mandamus. Circuit Court.
 Saturdays will be motion and default
 days.
 Jury cases are on trial docket No. 39. Non-jury cases are on trial docket No.
 40. In calling attention of the court to
 cases attorneys are requested to men
 tion this fact.
 The call of the docket is as follows Patton vs. Morrow.
 McAdory, administrator vs. Louisville
 and Nashville railroad.
 F. G. Stevens vs. Jim Ellis, defendent,
 and Southern Railway company, gar
 nishee; garnishment on judgment. =,
 Jefferson County Savings bank vs. R.
 J. Terry, defendant, and S. B. Johnstony garnishee; pending as to garnishee.
 Alabama National bank vs. L. c. aHars rison; assumpsit. t9a J. G. Cook vs. J. s. Smith and J. c. will
 Hams; assumpsit. Ghi Throne, Franklin & Adams vs. J. H.. Miner; assumpsit. fcf . Mahala Allen ys. New Home Sewing Machine company; assumpsit. s-@1 In the cause of Joseph Kendall vs. 10.
 M. Tutwiler, Judge Wilkerson yester-
 day granted the. relief prayed for The
 complainant asked that certain obstrucL
 tions placed in a roadway near Adamsl vile, by respondent, be removed by him.
 Southern Automatic Shock Machine company vs. D. D. Kinnebrew; assump- sit s.- Fss el
 Birmingham Union Railway company
 vs. Elyton Land company; condemna-
 tion from probate court; supreme court. T. F. Thornton vs J. K. Cook, William,
 Redd c. A.. Allen ct al, damages; su-
 preme court H
 John w. Coleman vs. mayor and, al-
 dermen of Birmingham, damages;. su-
 preme court. t-- .t5o
 Birmingham Trust and Savings bank vs. Walter Moore ct al; damages
 w B. Leedy vs. Walter Moore. E. Ems len, w. J. Embry and Horse Creek Coal and Coke company; damages.
 Berney National bank vs. Enoch Enslen. Walter Moore, w. J. Embry ct al; assumpsit.
 Nathan M. Chambliss vs. Mary Lee
 Coal and Railway company; damages. Charles A. Senn, for use of S. w. Downey, vs H. Joseph, B. Steiner ct al; breach of bond.
 Frank H. Pierce vs. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company; damages; supreme court.
 Beck and Pauli Lithograph company vs. Magic City Steam Bottling works ct al: assumpsit. Beck and Pauli Autograph company vs. Mrs. F. Ffes, M. Fies and Fles & Son; assumpsit. B. M. Allen vs. John Hamilton, Mary Hamilton claimant: supreme court Rebecca Lowenthal vs. the Home In- surance company of New Orleans as- sumpsit; supreme court. '. Ala bama National bank vs. F. R. Riv- CTS, assumpsit; supreme court. Inferior Criminal Court. Judge Feagin bound over five persons to await the action of the next grand jury. Will Daniels, Henry Sassine. Will Howard, who, it is said. robbed B. F. Roden & Co.'S store recently, and Leila Williams, charged with receiving stolen property, were held to bail in the sum
 of $200 each
 Dan Sullivan, who, it is alleged, got
 away with Mir. Will Nichols overcoat,
 goes over to the grand jury in the same sum. sse,-r Fred McCarro and William Carter
 were each fined $5 for trespassing. t Real Estate Transfers. Robert and Eugenia Jemison to Pres- ton s. Brooks, southwest quarter of southwest quarter. section 20, and south- east quarter of section 30. township 19, | range 3 west $300
 Elyton Land company to Lizzie T.
 Dryer lots and 10 block 755 Highland avenue; $1S00.
 Elyton Land company to J. R. Bryan, | lot 5, block II, Ninth avenue and Eff | teenth street, north; $325. Gate City Land company to John Dig | gins, lot in block 12, Gate City; $50.
 same to same same lots 1s and 20, b1pckp12. W. w. Brown and wife and H. Ees R1ck- ett to Burton Hunter. lot at Ninth i've nue and Twenty-fourth street, sptith: | $200 o&
 bicCB ryana e.. ya,,nu eretb abhet.. s. c, and O. D. Williams to John Mpr- row Sims part of northeast quartef' of southwest quarter, northwest quarter of southeast quarter, southeast quarter' of southwest quarter. northeast quarter of southwest quarter, section 36 township | 16, range west; $3010. - si | s. T., Commander to w. w. Pra ytor, l lot at northwest corner of northwest quarter of northwest quarter, sectioni 1s. township 16 range east; s3o0. ,j sh Marriage Licenses. , u
 MT l.. J. Wright and Miss Gussie War man. 10 .1, MT Jim Dodds and Miss Mary Arm l strong.
 Mr J.. W. Reese and Miss Martha J. Lipp.
 TWO, BAD BOYS.