The age-herald., 1900-09-12

of southeast quarter section %, Township II, range west, February l, 1900.
 Tuxedo Park: $15O, Sessions Land Com pany to Mrs Mary S. V. Taliaferro, lots Il and 12 in block 1, plan of said company. September B. 1900
 Birmingham SEQ. 40, George Eustis, tax collector, to W. T. Hill east half of lot s, In block S5. August T. 19o0
 Jefferson County: $100, James G. Garrett and wife to Robert E. Boyle, northwest quarter and northwest quarter of section ', township IT, south of range ? west. Quit claim. September 8, 1900
 Jefferson County: S1, S. Roman, trustee, to Birmingham Mineral Railroad Company, right of way in northeast quarter of south west quarter section 34, township 19 south Of range west. June 23, 1900.
 Jefferson County: s1, Juniper Furnace Company to Birmingham Mineral Railroad company, right of way in southeast quar- ter of southwest quarter and the south west quarter of southwest quarter, section S4 township 19, south of range west.
 Jefferson County: S3,2S0, James J. Gar rett and wife to Louisville Property Com pany, five lots of land all in east half of northwest quarter of section 1S township IT, south of range west. comprising F 2-100 acres. August 1, 1900.
 Jefferson County: q, ,041 .25, Jesse A. Boyle and husband to Louisville Property Com pany, AIS acres in south half of northeast quarter of northwest quarter of section lS township 17. south of range west July 30 1900.
 Jefferson County: $56. James J. Garrett and wife to Birmingham Mineral Railroad Company, lot in northeast quarter of northwest quarter, section 18 township IT, south of range west. August 11900.
 Birmingham: $1,650, Birmingham Realty Company to Joseph T. Beasley, lot north east corner of Thirteenth street, South and Sylvan avenue, being lots 20, 21, 22, 1s ri nf t,,I I@1 TnQ Eiyton Land Company Sept l. 1900.
 WouIdn'r Sign License Bond
 An amusing incident occurred in the marriage license department of the. Pro- bate Court. Some folks from the country came in to get a license. They were the prospective groom, his best man and the girl. The latter was the only one not over- come by the situation She walked resolute- ly up and faced Clerk Tarrant. The groom stammered out that he wanted a license. The best man dropped behind the groom and tried to keep out of sight. In cases where the parties are unknown to the clerk the law requires him to take a $200 bond before issuing the license that there is no reason why he should not issue 1t and that the parties are competent to marry Here is where the best man should have come in. He was pushed forward by the girl to sign, but he baked.
 Signing things is a serious business" he said. T think it's all right, but I ain't sure enough to sign"
 Sign it, Bill," urged the girl. Don't be a fool"
 Well" replied Bill, 'ft sometimes pays to be fool"
 Bill, remaining obstinate, the groom was sent off to get another bondsman. Bill soon made his escape, and the new bonds man not forthcoming, the girl, tired of waiting finally left.
 JaIi
 The following persons were arrested and brought to jail Ansley .Stoddard, Bill Da- wis, John c. Gault and Wilson Cross, for violating the revenue laws; Bertie Brien, for assault with intent to murder; James C.. McGrath, forgery, and Matte Murphy, abusive language.