The age-herald., 1898-05-07
For Dissolution of Corona Coal
 and Coke Company
INJUNCTION NUMBER FOUR
In the Birmingham Railway and Electric and Birmingham Traction Company Fight
 Isaac I. Moore Wants Big Dam
 ages-0ther Court News

A petition for the dissolution of the Co., roma Coal and Coke company was filed in the city court yesterday morning by the Jasper Town and Land company, limited, J. H. Bartlett J. B. Shields, J. M Craw- ford and R. M. Little, to which N. M Da- vidson, the remaining stockholder is made defendant.
 The petition sets forth the following al- legged facts: That the Jasper Town and Land Limited was organized by virtue of the laws of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, having it's principal place. of business in London. That the Corona Coal and Coke company is corporation organized in Jefferson county under the corporation laws of the state of Alabama, on December 21 1887, and possessing only such powers as are enumerated in sections 1562, 1863 and 1564 of the published code of 1886, which sec tions are made part of the petition.
 The capital stock of the said company being s1,0O0,o0O divided into 10000 shares of the par value of S100 each. That the Jas per Town and Land Limited own 9,995 shares and that J. H. Bartlett J. B. Shields, J. M. Crawford, N. M. Davidson and R. M. Little are each the registered owners on the books of the company of one share each.
  Coal and Coke company owns the mineral right to 1S,455 acres of land in the counties of Walker and Fayette; an extensive col fiery at Corona large outfit of mining cars, mules and various appliances for their business; about 25O miners houses, com missary tlpple; a complete electrical and halilage plant with the necessary engines, boilers. dynamos, locomotives and bat tery of 900 beehive coke ovens
 The petitioners pray that the corporation be dissolved and that a receiver be ap- pointed to take charge of the property and affairs of the company.
 Big Damage Suit
 Isaac F. Moore yesterday filed suit in the city court against the Southern Rail- way company for damages in the sum of $20 GOO.
 It is alleged in the complaint that Moore was engaged at tho work of constructing a trestle at Cordova for the Southern Rail- way company and through the negligence of the superintendent in charge of the work was thrown or knocked off the treste falling twenty feet, breaking his leg, dislo- eating his knee cap, splitting his knee joint, strainng his ankle, injuring his spine and otherwise bruised wounded and maimed that he was rendered unconscious in consequence and suffered great bodily and mental pain, and was confined to his bed for a long period of time, was dis
  juries.
 J. D. Cooley also filed suit In the same court against the Sheppard Lumber com pany for $250 for breach of agreement.
 Another Injunction
 Late Thursday night an injunction was served on the Birmingham Traction com pany restraining it from running its trolley wires across the trolley wires of the Bir- mingham Railway and Electric company at the corner of Eighth avenue and Twenty fourth street, where the tracks of the two companies cross
 The injunction was obtained out of the chancery court and is the fourth that has been served in the fight between these two companies in the past few weeks.
 It sis not known what step the Traction company will next take. Its action in the Woodlawn case when 1t stole a march on the Birmingham Railway and Electric company, while having no direct bearing oS the present case, is at least suggestive that something warm may be expected.
 Yesterdays Proceedings
 In the first division of the city court the case of George Boswell vs. the Birmingham Railway and Electric company was con- tinued on account of the absence of Wm. A. Walker, attorney for the defense, which was necessitated by the death of Mrs. Nor row.
 The case of T. F. Johnson and R. M. Wood vs J. w. Price and J. D. Bylant, was taken up and is on trial.
 The following judgments were rendered: Lee E. Smith vs. J. H. Donaldson, judg- ment for $12i6.
 Catharine Hatmaker vs. Wm. B. For sythe, damages; judgment for $l,2oo.
 In the Circuit Court.
 The case of Washington vs the Alabama Rolling Mill company, which has been on trial since Monday, was given to the jury yesterday afternoon and at late hour fast night the jury had not agreed upon a verdict
 Divorce Suit
 Artb,,r Rearden ys. L. M Bearden, aban- donment.
 Lizzie Gilbert vs. Jim Gilbert, extreme cruelty.
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