The age-herald., 1900-03-27
ENJOINED FROM
 BUILDING TRACK Temporary Injunction Against
 Southern Railway. TWO DAMAGE SUITS FILED Opening Spring Term of Circuit Court -Juries Organized in Both City and Circuit Departments
 Gases Taken Up
TWO DAMAGE SUITS FILED

In the clIy court yesterday JuuSe CHdTleS A. Senn granted temporary injunction, restraining the Southern Railway company from building a track or usmg part of q track already constructed leading from one of its main lines to the Williamson furnace, situated at the corner of Fourteenth street and the railroad reservation. The injunc- tion was granted on, the petition of the South and North Railroad company, which sets out in it's complaint that the respond ent has without consent or permission un- dertalSen to build tracks on complainants right of way and across it's tracks. In its petition the complainant ayers that 1t owns and operates a track which leaves It's main line between mile post No. 3e4 at or near Thirteenth street, in the city of Birming- ham, and running in northeastern direc- ton, about 7sl feet in length to the furnace of the Williamson Iron company, near Fourteenth street; that it Is in possession of and claims same since December IS, 1885,
 It further ayers that it is the owner of right of way bhirty-ffve feet wide from the east side of Fourteenth street to the west side of Twenty-fourth street. being strip adjacent to and south of the right Ol way OL lHe kAidDdHld 0IedI OOulncth Railway company.
 The further averment is made that the re- spondent company has just constructed its track on said right of way, and in con- cllsion the court Is asked to grant a tenn perary injunction restraining respondent from further constructing or using said track, and that on final hearing the injunc- tion be made permanent. The petition was presented to Judge Senn, who granted it's prayer upon the filing of the necessary bond.
 Damage Suits
 In the same court John J. Bonner has entered suit against the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company for injuries to his minor son, J. c. Bonner, alleged to have been received while J. c. Bonner was em- ployed by the defendant company as a switchman, his hand having been mashed between two cars.
 Mrs. W. o. Miller has entered suit against the Birmingham Railway and Electric com pany for s15,OO0 damages for injuries al- legged to have been received by being thrown to the ground while attempting to alight from a car.
 Juries for the week were organized as follows:
 Jury No. 1-B. P. Williams, w w. Jones, c. c. Yam, J. A. Massey, I. F. Young, w. H. Harwell, J. l.. Cork, w. c. Bass, J. G. Burgin, W. A. Hodges John Higgans, w. R. Phillips.
 Jury No. 2.-J. L. Wear, Augustus Ellard, John M. Haran, s. Norwood, George l.. Thomas H. B. Wilson, L. A. Wilson, George B. Tate P F. Crawford, B. H. Hill, J. F. Hewlett, w. S. Sigbee.
 The case of Nose Huff vs. the Robinson Mining company is on trial.
 Circuit Court
 The spring term of the circuit court began yesterday, Judge A. A. Coleman presiding Jurors for the week were organized as fol- lows:
 Jury No. 1.-John Jones, A. S. Boyd. E. L. Deaton, H. R. Stanley. s. T. Sparks. G. N. Donahoo, P. s. Reeves, Jacob Davidson, l.. Little. J. H. Majors, F. Grant. M. c. Mahon.
 Jury No. 2-W. L. Murdock T. D. Mas sey, J. E. Camp, T. S. Ferr, F. L. Sullivan, T. L. Bailey, W. B. Lee, H. B. Jolly, s. L. Howton, J. M. Gillespy. Henry Uhl, c. c. Stamps.
 The case of Mark A Collins vs. the Kan sas City, Memphis and Birmingham Rail- road company, was taken up and is on trial.