The age-herald., 1900-11-09
JUDGES HAVING
 THE SAME POWERS
Cannot Interfere With Each
 Others Judicial Acts
A NOVEL SUIT IN U. s. COURT
Numerous Small Verdicts in the Circuit Court = Sixty-four Bankruptcy Cases Dismissed Because of
 Failure to Apply

A novel and interesting legal point has been decided by United States Circuit Judge Shelley in denying motion to dissolve an injunction in the case of b. T. Ide ys. Fred Crosby ct al.
 In this case an injunction was granted by United States District Judge Bruce while presiding in the Circuit Court United States District Judge, while holding Cir cult Court, has the same powers as United States Circuit Judge. The defend- ants filed a motion before Circuit Judge Shelley, asking that the injunction granted by District Judge Bruce be dissolved.
 Judge Shelley refused to do this. stating that it would cause endless confusion if one of two judges having equal powers should grant an injunction, and then have 1t set aside by the other. The proper prac- tice was to apply to the same judge who granted the injunction to have 1t modified or dissolved, except in cases of great ur gency when there was not time to do this.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court yesterday there was a judgment for plaintiff of s3S0 in the case of J. s. Wilcox vs. J. l.. Lockwood; a judg- ment of $121.30 in the case of Fred Wehage vs. Maloney Directory Company; a judg- ment of $20 in the case of Ensley Furniture and Coffin Company vs. George, alias Hen ry, Washington a judgment of $25 in the case of A. D. Barton vs. Southern Rail- way Company, and a judgment for the same amount in the case of F. M. Barton against the same road.
 Frost Brothers obtained a judgment of 1 Tlof (, al
 The suit of G. G. Brown against the Ma loney Directory Company was dismissed by plaintiff.
 The suits of Mary Parry ct al. against B. M. Allen, and Mary Parry ct al. against w. K. saulsberry were also dismissed
 City Court.
 In the first division of the City Court the case of NJ. J. Liem vs. John Harrington, a suit for damages, is still on trial.
 Nothing was done in the second division yesterday.
 Criminal Court
 In the Criminal Court yesterday the case against William l.. Lockhart charged with assault with intent to murder, was mol pressed.
 The case of Walter Cahoon, charged with murder in the second degree in having killed Will Caughlin at East Lake pavilion at a dance, is on trial
 Bankruptcy Cases Dismissed.
 Petitions in voluntary bankruptcy were filed yesterday by Katie Coleman of Bir- mngham and II. M Carr of Summit.
 Referee Trinble finished yesterday talk ing the testimony in the case of Mrs. NJ. E. Goodwin, involuntary bankrupt.
 Referee Trimbe dismissed the following bankrupt cases applications for discharge not having been filed in the time prescribed by the statute:
 No. 645, John Swinger 646, Wiley Woods 647, Cockrell Cunningham; GAS Judge Will son; 649, w. II. Green; e5O, Hillard Albert; c. J. Deaton; 653 Edward Crawford; 654, Joe Plated; 655 W. A. Russell; 65S, Henry Bankston; 659 George Hutton; 66O, Squair Hammonds; 669, Jake Bridges; 66S, H. E. Ely; 669, S. T. yining; 672, Austin Ross; 675, Bob Davis; 6S1, Henry Gunter; 6s2, Dave Long; 6S3, Joe Adams; 6S4 Ben Ad- ans; 6S5. H. B. Robertson; CSC, Thomas Marley; 6S7, John Collier; 693. Acey Den nings; 694, w. H. Dixon; 695, Harris Mack; 696, w. E. Brown; 69S, Dan Chatfield; TOP, s. M. Tate; "A, J. H. Norris; IT, John Lewis; 71S, Norf1eet Harris, Jr.; 719, Thom- as J. O'Brien; 72O, Sam Junius; 721, J. c. Clark; 722, John Andrews; 723, Cal Bar nett; 724, Levi Zimmerman; FPS, Sidney Taylor; 729. Virgie Mitchell: 732 Willis Conwell; 734, S. S. Flinn; 736 T. M. Boyd; 737, Elijah Johnson; 73S, D. J. Andrews; TAO, A. M. Bryan; I'll, West Hunter; 742 l.. c. Echolls; "A, Tom Parker; 745, Charles Cox; TAG, John Finn; TAT, Aaron Woods; 74S, w. N Bailey; 751 Benj F. Hall; 752 Will Porter; 753, w. NJ Johnson; 75i, William McAlpin; 756. Mittie Sturtivant; 757, N. D. Davidson; 75S, Lee Walker; 759, John A. Wilson; 760, John Edwards.
 Marriage Licenses.
 Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to A. H. Con and Mrs. Mattie Jordan; Will liam H. Kyle and Ada Eugenia Farence; James Campbell and Kitty Higginbotham.
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