Birmingham state herald., 1897-03-02
IN THE COURTS.

In the crimiual court yesterday morn ing there was no business transacted One continued case was set for the day, but the defendant failed to appear for trial and 1t was again postponed.
 CITY COURT.
 The juries were organized for the week, and the first case on the docket for March placed on trial. This case Is by Lambie & ScholeS, against SlosS Iron and Steet company, for damages.
 The following suits were filed:
 Mattie Poole vs. E. D. Browns for $500 damages for the alleged wrongful re- movaI of the plaintiffs household goods
 Alice Mason vs. L. l.. Littlejohn. $l0OO damages for the removal of piano, as
 John Chappie vs. F. P. O'Brien. sheriff, S1, GOO for wrongfully causing plaintiff arrest.
 PROBATE COURT.
 Marriage licerses were issued to A. Johnson to wed Mrs. Fannie Holden. and w. P. Shaw to Mrs. Ellen McGrail.
 The following real estate transfers were filed for record:
 Bettie E. Eborn to s. w. Jones. lots 20 and 26, block ?, Edon's addition to North Birmingsham; S2i.
 Southern Building and Loan associa- tfon to w. D. Taylor, lot T. block S47. Bes- semer; LOGO.
 East Lake Land company to Mrs. H. Marx, lot 5, block 19. East Lake, S250.
 Louis Collier and wife to J. c. McPher- son, lot of land in Station addition to Woodlawn, known as lot in northeast 4 of southwest 1 of section 21 township l7, range west; S1.500 and other considera- tions.
 !. C. McPherson and wife to Bessie L.. Smith. above described property; $500. Harrison Johnston to Emma M. John ston, three-fourths of lots and 3, less a strip 61s inches wide off of the south side thereof, block S4. city; $1 and other considerations J.F. Mccarthy to g. J. Thomas, trustee, for use of J. M. Presler. F. J. and Dr. B. McCarty-Lots 73 and "A, according to Duncan's map of Elyton; $1o. G. B. Mitchell to s. F. Woods-Lot from northwest corner of lot [, block B, in Full ton, Hood & Woods survey, near East Woodlawn; $1,120. INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT. For Monday morning the docket yester- day was not very large. Most of the eases were finally disposed of but quite a number were continued. Disorderiy Conduct-Roxey Johnson, $5; J. Fl. Daughdrill $2; Bertha Turner, $3; Mary Pearson, $2; Miles Readen, %; Readen was afterward discharged on ac- count of his age. Jack Hargrove, S5; Joh McGrath, $5: Mamie Smith, 8; H. Kenne- brew, $5; Dennis Hurley, $6; Herschel Owens. discharged on account of his age.
  | $750; John Burns. s7.50; Robert Adams, $75O B. H. Mouty, s5; M. B. Chimes, $5; John Marshall. $5; Walter Washington, $750 Robert Hatcher. $5. Will Flagg, grand larceny. $200 bond to the grand jury Flagg is accus-d joint ly with Robert Harper of the larceny of pocket book containing $150, as publish ed in Sundays State Herald Robert Harper grand larceny; $200 bond to the grand jury. W. Fl. Wheeler, an affray; s5. Arthur Cooks grand larceny; bound over to the grand jury under the sum of S150.
 Gus Roby and Will Tho mas, burglary and grand larceny; continued until March ,. John Haley, carrying concealed weap- ons; $15.
 John Haley selling indecent literature; | $25.
 John Haley, resisting an officer in the discharge of his duties; $5. Robert Harris, larceny from the store house of H. Tumansky; $25.