Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-09
DOINGS OF TIE TRIBUNALS Large Docket Disposed of in
 the City Court. HEAVY REALTY TRANSFER Usual List of Unfortunates Before Judge feagin, of the Inferior Criminal Coult
 Circuit Court Victims.

G. w. Lee vs H. A. Morgan; judgment for plaintiff for sill.
 E. A. Mason vs. Birmingham Railway & Electric company, suit for damages on account of injuries to a mare colt; on trial.
 Birmingham Shoe company vs. Link Shoe company. ct al; non suit entered. E. F. Enslen vs. M. M. Boggan, ct al.; judgment for plaintiff for $165.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 The following docket was disposed of in the circuit court:
 Albert Jackson. burglary; plea of guilty
 Boo Lyman, assault and battery with a weapon; guilty and fined $50.
 Rufus Shores, grand larceny; plea Of guilty entered by defendant.
 Wiley Barber, same; not guilty.
 Eli Ray, petit larceny; not guilty.
 INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT. Yesterdays docket contained goodly number of cases but they were principal ly for minor offenses.
 John Hudgins, assault with intent to murder; continued until the 10th.
 Oscar Eastman. larceny of chickens; not guilty,
 Jim Dean, burglary and grand larceny; pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under S200 bond.
 John Moore, assault and battery; $7.0O. Mary Tidwell, assault with a weapon; not guilty.
 Sdfn (ll1tOi, lf6SpdSSlUS; SO. S1ltOl lo the negro who claimed to have been thrown from Louisville & Nashville train by buns while he was in charge of a car of race horses on their way to Nashville.
 Jennie Roebuck, alias Jennie Beale, "Speckled Queen" had the three cases against her continued until today. Isaac Alexander vagrancy; s15 and thirty days.
 Charles Snead, concealing stolen prop erty; dismissed for want of proof
 Bud Snead, burglary and grand lar ceny; dismissed for want of proof. Paris Wilson, assault and battery on Chris Soras; $25 and ninety days-a total of 110 days.
 Quite a number of the weary travellers were given the usual $5 fine which will be worked out on the streets and not in Coalburg. The other cases were for small affrays or disorderly conduct. The list of continued cases is again growing to quite length. All of them are set for trial this week.
 REAL ESATE TRANSFERS.
 The following land papers were filed in the probate office for record:
 M. c. and B. A. Davis to William Davis Lots 24 and 25, in Loveless' addition to Clifton, section z, township IS, range Cedar Hill Cemetery to John A. Hall Lots 27 and 2S in block H. in Cedar Hill Cemetery $5.
 B. F. Brown to Mrs Susie Gregory. Part of northwest quarter of block 7S5, Birmingham.
 Stafford A. Smith and wife to William Davis-Part of east half of northeast quarter of northwest quarter section 12, township IS, range 3, west; $450,
 William Baumann and L. and John Sut- cliffe by Clerk and Register to Harry Hawkins trustee-Lot 26 in block 131, East Lake; $153
 Peacock Coal, Iron and Improvement company to Emma A Richards-Part of east half of southwest quarter of northwest quarter of section IA, town ship r, range 8, west; $500.
 Peacock Coal Iron and Improvement company to T. K. Tierce-Undivided half interest in lands in sections Il and H. township r, range 3, west (see deed for description) $650.
 Peacock Coal, Iron and Improvement company to Emma A. Richards-9 22-100 acres in west half of northwest quarter of section IA. township IT, range 8 west; $2000.
 Emma A. and M T Richards to T. K. Tierce-Same as above; S250.
 Emma A. and NJ T Richards to T. K Tierce--Part of southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section IA, town ship IT, range 3, west; $100.
 s. II. Mathews and wife to Lula Sheets Lot No in Sherrods addition to Wood lawn; Sl50.
 James A. Downey and wife to E. K. Fulton-Southwest quarter of southwest quarter of section II, township F, range 3, west; $1
 s. P. and NJ. E. Etier, by Birmingham Building & Loan association, to Birming ham Building & Loan association-Fore- closure deed to lot in block 161; East Lake; $500.
 C. H. and C. c. Eager. Sy Birmingham Building 6 Loan associate to Birming- ham Building & Loan association-Lot beginning at the rear boundary of lot known as the Adcock lot in block 7S3, Birmingham; S216.
 Harry Hawkins, trustee, to Sara Dagg Miler-Quit claim deed to lot 26 block 131, East Lake: $S62.
 John J. Callahan and wife to Peacock Coal, Iron and Improvement company West half of southwest quarter. section Il. township F, range 8, west; $5.
 w. w. Jones & Co. to Sara Dagg Miller Lot 26, block 131, East Lake.
 Hawkins Lumber company and May berry & Co, ct al, to Sara Dagg Miller Same as above.
 NOTES. The state having failed In the cases of Eli Ray and Wiley Batter they were released from the county jail.
 D. B. Goldstein sued out an attach ment against Lee J Marx doing business at Bessemer. in the sum of $212, the plea for same being failure to pay rent. J. K. Gossett, doing a hardware busi- ness at 1904 Second avenue. made an as- signment of his stock to Vassar L. Allen, filing a reservation of S1,000 of the stock on q claim of exemptions
 Sweet music, comfortable seats, beautiful decorations and exquisite perfume are to be among the attractions of our opening day, Saturday, April 10th. Barber & Cosby, Prescription Drug Store, 216 Twentieth Street.
 AUCTION.
 Car of horses, mares and