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

4eStefday morning the term OL lHe United States court convened and the following grand jury empanelled:
 R. F.aManly. foreman; E. T. Wildsmith J. II. Brewer, Thomas Wilson, M. L. Heath, J. NJ. Montgomery, Charles New man, Frank A. Thompson, Henry Blake B. ". Walters, R. Hagood, J. F. B. Jack son, H. c. Waugh, s. G. Spand, J. M Smith, M. F Webb, G. w. McDade, N. D. Johnston, D. A Bailey, J. c. Carey
 The following petit jurors were also M. W. Beigham, K. J. Jones' J. B, Young. F. L. Cain, B. B. Candle, D. R. Carleton, J. A. Numidlin w. St. Clair, Andrew Wright, T. G. Watson, F. Smith, E. Easterling s. L. Studdard, M. D. King. D R. Kingler, D. Holly. 4. Capshaw, John Eachiu V. B. James, F. Woodward (colored), Chas. Weils (colored).
 Several cases were continued until the 18th inst, and that against William liar ris ct al was continued until today.
 United States vs. ". F. Wright ct al; verdict and judgment for the defendants. J. ". Lackabye, retailing liquor with out license; plea of guilty and fined $100 and costs and thirty days extra in the county jail.
 Geo Cook, sci. ia; judgment nisi set aside
 United States vs. Chris c. Lewis ct al; judgment by default and leave granted for writ of inquiry.
 United States vs. Mary c. Mars ct al; United States attorneys demurrers argued and case taken under advise ment.
 MT. Lee c. Bradley was admitted to practice as attorney and counsellor in the United States court upon motion of MT W. A. Walker.
 CITY COURT.
 Habeas corpus proceedings in the ir- terest of William Morse, the alleged dia- |. f.- kerson on Thursday.
 Lambe & Scholes vs. Sloss Iron and Steel company; on trial.
 PROBATE COURT
 Marriage licenses were issued yester- day to the following:
 J. H. Young to Miss Mamie E. Ham, mond.
 T. J. Taylor to Miss c. F. Glass.
 William Anderson to Miss Claudia Wal drop.
 Real estate transfers were filed for record as follows:
 Jeptha Eaton and wife to B. F. Boyd, south one-half of south one-half of northwest one-quarter, of southeast one quarter and 30 acres in north side of southwest pne-quarter of southeast one quarter of section S6, township F, range vest $S4.37.
 Dora A. Trigg and husband to E. D. Thompson. trustee, lots 13 il, 15 and 16, block 195; s2,0O0
 ". M Mccullough to Tidwel & Pope Lot 10, block S4 East Lake; $200
 Mary R. and W. A. Brannon to Charles D. Roy-Portion of lot 5S, block 8, Oak Hill cemetery; $100.
 D. s. McClain and wife to Basil Den son--Surface right only to lot 4, block E and lot H. block A, in MagilPs subdi- vision s100.
 B. B. Waldrop ard wife to Basil Denson "A acres in southwest corner of south east quarter of southwest quarter of northeast quarter of section 25, township 1S range }, west. Mineral right reserv- ed; $40
 F. M Martin, Patrick Carr and wife and A. c. Parker and wife to Mrs. Janet Nisbit Linn--Lots 1 and in Martins burg. in northeast quarter of southwest quarter of section p, township 16, range 4, west; $425.25.
 James A. Wood and wife to M M. Gun ter-Fractional part of southeast quarter of southeast quarter of section 22 town ship 16, range 4 west Mineral rights re- served; S15.
 M. M Gunter and wife to Duncan Oockerty-Above property; $50
 James Simpson and wife to Duncan Dockerty-Surface right to lots 10 il and ? In southeast quarter of southeast quar- eer of section 9, township 16, south of range I, west; love and affection.
 COUNTY JAIL.
 The arrivals at the county bastile yes terday were:
 Will Flagg, grand larceny. from the in- aeror criminal court.
 Arthur Cooke, burglary and grand lar ceny, from the police court.
 Charles Johnston, forgery; arrested by Glenn Fotherrow on a warrant out of Justice w c. Minga's court
 Zeke Baker, burglary and grand lar ceny; arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tom Jones.
 J. W. Fachaly. Illicit distiIling. was the sole United States prisoner and he was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Henry Cole
 INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT. The disonderly conduct cases were very numerous. The plain trunks were dis charged and the other disorderly ones given light fines. A great number of cases were continued until later in the week.
 Disorderly Conduct-G. B. Roberts $2: Young Norton, $2; Henrietta Chandler, $2; M. L. Sullivan, discharged when soben; Francis Henderson. s1 Frank Hall $1; Leah Lewis $1
 Will Thomas and Gus Roby, burglary and grand larceny; continued until 5th Charlie Parker, alias Charlie Malone, assault and battery with intent to rnur- der Ishman Curdy; continued to the 9th.
 Mack Scott. assault and battery on Nick Macy; S5 and costs.