Birmingham state herald., 1897-02-27
BIRMINGHAM STATE FEBRQARY 27, |

l pany to J. M. Sanders. and J. B. Swinger. southwest quarter of northwest quarter .of Section 3. township IT, south of range 4!fwest; $200. "A
 J. 0. Peebles to Pat Caae. lots Il, 12 and 1 B, block 5s Walker Land company's ad- 1 dltion to Birmingham, quit claim; $S5. l e. H. Garrett and wife to J. M. c. | rarkes lot Il, block g, East Lake; $500. Joseph H. Montgomery and s. Ee Thompson and wife to W, D. Bush. be- gin at northeast quarter of southeast quarter of section 2, township IS, range 4 west, and thence run south along range line 1,055 feet for point of beginning. From point run south A degrees and 55 minutes west, 40 feet; thence south 66 degrees 45 minutes west. 60 feets thence south "A degrees 15 minutes west, 567 feet; thence south fl degrees west 265 feet; thence north 19 degrees west, 157 feet; thence south A degrees 50 min utes vest 531 feet thence south 73 de- grees 15 minutes east, 9n 5 feet;sthence north fl degrees 10 minuteseasts 355 feet 1; thence north 70 degrees east, 416 feet to section line; thence north53e degrees 30 minutes west, along section 1ineX75S feet to point of beginning, containing lS.8 acres. Mineral rights reserved; S376., }
 Ike Adler to H. D. Smith, lot IT, block 90, city; 5000. -'tff f -4. E
 INFERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
 The list of continued cases in this court is growing larger every day. Quite a number were continued yesterday morn ing, the most important of which were W. Q. Martin, adultery; until March 5. and Henry C. Hall the companion Of the girl held for her parents in Indian apohs, as told in yesterdays State Her aid, until March g. and G. B. Bryant, the white man who is alleged to have been in- sulting young white girls around Sew enth and Ninth avenues and attempting to entice them away, until today.
 Other eases diSHOSed of were fol- lows: -a
 w. A. Stowe, a well known insurance agent and collector, larceny; not guilty. w. F. Hamilton, on a warrant out of Justice Benners' court, for assault and battery; $9.S5.
 Jim Lucas, vagrancy; $5 tni
 George Lewis, grand larceny; bound over to the grand jury under bonds to the amount of $50.
 John Haag, minor visiting house of ill-fame; $15. -ss-s -,#=ss-, ss.- -,
 Disorderly ConduetAJohn Haag, $10; Jennie Goode $5; Peter Nave $5. .t
 Philip Brooks, residing in house of ilf-fame; $5.
 Tramps and Trespassing-W John son S5 and costs; Frank Lavin, $5 and costs; Gus SewaIl, $5 and costs.-s 0s
 John Lucas, highway robbery; -contin- ued until today. Lucas has been ddenti- fled as one of c. A. Tylers assailants.. He was at first arrested for vagrancy and
 
 COUNTY JAIL. rs- rs- F. MT. J. P. Mclaughlin, the clever and f1opular night warden at the county bas- tile, left yesterday afternoon for his former home, Pottsville, Pa, where he was called by a telegram announcing the very serious illness, with pneumonia, of his mother. Just before leaving MT. Mclaughlin was handed another mes sage which told him to come at once as his mother was very weak and the physicians gave no hope of her recovery. MT. McLaughlin's many friends hope that he will find his mother very much Improved upon his arrival, and If the end is near that he may be able to be at least to see her and talk with her be- fore the final summons comes. During the absence of the regular night warden, Mr. Robert Hillhouse, @ clever young deputy, will occupy that position. l Business was transacted yesterday as follows: .5e Rich Dawson was released on the charge of seduction and turned over to the city on case of Ragrancy. f1sft- s Those received into custody. were Eve lima Jones, assault and battery; George BLewis, grand larceny. from the inferior seourt and John Rich, gaming, from Ewrit out of Justice Martins court. r