The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-16

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L. D. Berthe and C. D. Roy vs.. tie
United States Rolling Stock company.
Henry D. Laughiln ard Others vs. the
SHINE.
Payne Rolling Mills. Chattanooga Ma
tioalsE bank intervenor)
State Trust company VS.. Woodstock
Iron company
National Bank of Augusta and others
vs. Coaldale Brick and Tile company
Union Trust company of Philadelphia
vs. P. T. Hale and others.
Same VS.. Trustees of Howard college.
In the case OF the Atlanta National
Building and Loan association VS.. the
! Gadsden Interstate Land company, an
| agreemnt of parties was filed in open
| court, whereby the defendant acknowl-
edged legal services Of the summons and
complaint and consented to a judgment
| in favor of plaintiff against defendant
for $6,6S0,000 with interest at per cent.
per annum from July 80 last Thereupon
| judgment was entered against defsnd-
ant for $6,72727, together with cost of
| the case.
I In the case of Jerry w. Goldsmith
and others VS.. the Gadsden Interstate
Land company, 1t was decreed that I'M
less the sum involved, $6.72727, with
| cost, was paid within ten days from
| date the defendant shall hsnceforth
stand barred from all equity of redemp-
| ton of the mortgaged premises, and on
| application of the Atlanta National
Building and Loan company N. w.
Trlmble. clerk of the court, was appoint
| ed special master to sell the property,
accounted for in the mortgage, at the
| front door of the government building
aft=r giving thirty days notice of time
and place.
/ The following cases were set as fol-
lows:
Columbian Equipment company VS.
| Highland Avenue and Belt Railroad
| company, demurrers of defendant were
| set for hearing on next Wednesday.
Charles D. Crews VS.. United States
Car company, November %.
Central Trust company vs. same: No
| venbsr %.
AT the afternoon session an order was
entered to require the grand jury to be
cited by writ OF citation to be served on
each member, requiring them to be pres
emit on Nov. 1.
A like order was entered recurring the
| clerIx RI fcc,1a nati6oa t;oo. a,.7
to each of the petit jurors heretofore
drawn for the term, to appear at court
to serve as such jurors on Nov. 1, in
stead of Nov. 8, as heretofore cited.
An order was also entered requiring
the clerk and marshal to draw from the
jury box the names Of thirty-one addl-
| tional persons to serve as juorors at
the present term, and to issue to each
of them citation mmanding them to
appear at court on Nov 1, to serve as
names were drawn: w. P. Lloyd, Stew
ard; John Richardson, Wilmington; One
ga Smoot, Alpine; Osmon Wynne, Saw
yerville; w. H. Woods, Berry's, John B.
Barccm, Birmingham III. J. Montague,
Birmingham; Phil Hoskins, Aldrich; E.
G. Rice, Havana; T. L. Harvey, McFall
Postoffice; John w. Rhodes, Alpine;
Thomas Bond, Birmingham; A. w. Mil
Ter, Birmingham; Monk Boston, Birming-
ham; Y. E. Parker Bessemer; A. P.
lera; Andy Goodloe (c.), Birmingham;
j. II. Mohns, Avondale; John Mccoy
Birmingham; s. S. Thornton Bolgee
Green county, D. L. Bettmine, Grove
Oak; Thomas Clarke, Pratt City; r. N
| lMdCreary, Cedarville; Parker Patton
Knoxville; James r. Cook, Birming-
ham; James Franklin, Lima; w. I
Plat, Kennedy; F. P. Martin, Pickens
county; r. Kemp (c.) Birmingham.
Thomas Ewing was excused from APP
pearing as a petit juror.
The following prisoners were brought
into court, and the following disposition
made Of their casesr
| Charles and Waiter Notes, Illicit dis
filljng; ordered to be committed to the
Talladega county jail, where they can
make bond.
j. H. Harden bond reduced to $500.
Ike Young, counterfeiting,. bond re-
4 duced to $500.
wv. "A. Beatty, fraudulent use Of the
mails; bond reduced to $3.50 and the de-
| PENDANT ordered to the Lamar county
| JAIL where he can make bond.
- Hathaway, presenting false claims
for mileage, released on his own recog-
uizance in the sum of 800 for his APP
pearance before the present term.
deputy Clerk Broadway is hard
worked man, but is handling the bust
ness with much dispatch.
The court adjourned at 8 p. m. until
| this morning at 10 o'clock.
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