Birmingham state herald., 1897-02-28

block 263, city; $550.
 George and Hattie Black to James F. Sulsby, a certain parcel of land in Avon dale fronting 61 feet on west side of ma cadamized road, and running back l40 feet; also certain land lying immediately back of above, fronting 20 feet on above property and 100 feet on land owned by Wolf and with a rear frontage of 25 feet. All of the above being in northwest quar- ter of northwest quarter of section 29, township IT, range 2, west; $100.
 Joseph billiard and wife to P. H. B. Warren, certain lot fronting 60 feet and running back 140 feet off of the north cor ner of the northeast quarter of northeast quarter of northwest quarter of south west quarter of section 26, township IT, range 3, west; $40O.
 Martha L. Cross and husband to W. B. Tomlin, all portions of land east of Twen- ty-fourth street and north of Twenty first avenue, as shown by the map of M A. Mays addition to Birmingham, ex- cept one lot; $500.
 S. B. Mitchell and wife to Woodlawn Milling & Manufacturing company, 45 feet of macadamized road, on north side of said road, and running back from the dry branch to iron stake; thence north 40 feet to southwest corner of lot ', block B, Fulton, Hood & Woods survey; thence northeast to the northeast corner of lot l. block ?, east of Walker Land compa- ny's survey; thence along the northeast line of said lot to macadamzed road; {; thence west along said road to point of beginning; $3,000
 S. w. White and husband to M. A. D. Garrett; commence at southwest corner of northwest quarter of section 31, town chip 16, range 1, west, and run 20 degrees and 50 seconds west, B feet to center of public road; thence north IS degrees, east, 434 feet along said road for a point of beginning. From this point run south east direction 1259 feet to point 27.8 feet north of southeast corner of said quarter, and thence north 445 feet; thence in a northwesterly direction 4S7 feet to center of public road; thence about southwest along the center of said-road, 233 1-3 feet to point of beginning; $500.
 Willie J. and J. H. Savage to N. Riley, lot 4, in Scrugg's addition to Birmingham, in south one-half of southwest quarter of section 31, township IT, range g. west; $175.
 INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
 Quite lengthy session of this court was held yesterday morning and the fol- lowing cases disposed of:
 Refusing to work after sentence, John Hoag, $5; John Stokes, $5; Albert Baugh, $5; Tim White, $5.
 Oscar Jones' assault and battery with intent to murder; not guilty.
 Claud Brown, assault and battery, war rant from Justice Martins court; $9.S5. James Ferguson, carrying concealed weapons; $50.
 c. D. Brookshaw, affray; $5. Tramps, vagrants and trespassers were greatly in evidence, as shown by the following list:
 Richard Dawson, who was recently dis charged on a charge of seduction; dis missed for want of prosecution. Will Morris, $7.50; George Jackson, $750; Robert Harris, $7.50; Peyton Carter, $750; Will Johnson, s5; Will Hawkins, s750; Tom Fields, $1; Mark Williams, $750; "Passe." otherwise unknown, an He brew, $75O; John Johnson. $1 C. A. John son, $5; Will Thompson, $5; George Olin- ger, $7.50 Clint Schmidt, $3. Schmidt was afterwards released on account of his age. Fate Tiller, $3; Robert O'Con- nor, $3; Charles Arnold, $3; Mark Jones, $3; c. C. Story, $3.
 Ali Fritz, disorderly conduct; $5.
 Ali Fritz, carrying concealed weapons; $50.
 Henry Donald, escaping after sentence;
 Lula Thomas, disorderly conduct; she failed to appear for trial and a forfeiture was entered against her bondsmen.
 Joe Towers, carrying concealed weap- ons; s15.
 Joe Towers, assault and battery on his wife, Julia Towers; $5.
 G. w. Cruselle, grand larceny; dis charged at the request of the prosecu- tion.
 Tom Short, minor, visiting saloon; s.
 Lizzie Simon; lettering; $3.
 Rosa Bethea, disorderly conduct; $5.
 Joe Kennedy, disorderly conduct; 8.
 Robert Harris. larceny from the store house of H. Tumansky; held up until Monday.
 D. shelton, larceny from the store house of Shahan & Co.,; bound over to the grand jury under bond of $150
 Emma Nelson, assault and battery on Bessie Allen; not guilty.
 Jim Lucas, highway robbery; continued until Monday
 
 disorderly conduct; not guilty. This is the man alleged to have insulted young girls out around Eighth avenue. He was honorably acquitted.