The age-herald., 1900-11-08
THE COURTS BUSY
 WITH MANY CASES For Domestic Troubles S10,00O
 Damages Sought A FINGER VALUED AT $5,OOO Several Gases Dismissed-List of Juries Twelve Persons Wish to We'd
 Cost of Election Being Paid.
 General Court News
A FINGER VALUED AT $5,000

In the Cicrcuit Court yesterday in the case of the City Paper Company vs. the Alabama State Fair and Agricultural Asso- citation, being a garnishment proceeding, there was judgment for the claimant, the Berney National Bank. This refers to the old Fair Association and has nothing to do with the present State Fair.
 The case of John L. Cooley vs. the United States Savings and Loan Association was dismissed by plaintiff.
 In the case of L. w. Fournier vs Mrs Annie Lou Beale there was a judgment for defendant. This was a suit for a lost baby buggy Plaintiff sought to hold de- fendant responsible for its loss while board ing with her.
 The suit of D. G. Bates vs. T. L. Russell is under advisement. This was suit for alleged unwarranted arrest.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the City Court the case of B. L. Jordan & Co.,, vs. Alabama National Bank was dismissed by plaintiff.
 In the slut of the Jefferson County Sav- ings Bank vs. J. A. May and Walter Moore ct al., judgment was rendered against Walter Moore for $4349.59. The case was continued to J. A. May.
 The case of w. J. Linn vs. John Earring ton, suit for $1000 damages for aliena- tion of wife's affections is on trial
 In the second division of the City Court the case of Eugene F. Ensen ys. the Klein Furnishing Company was dismissed for want of prosecution. For the same reason the suits of J. A. Montgomery vs B. F. Enslen, and the Alabama National Bank vs. the Birmingham Land and Loan Com pany Were dismissed.
 The case of the Birmingham Trust and Savings Company vs. the Highland Avenue and Belt Railroad Company was dismissed by plaintiff.
 In the case of the Alabama National Bank vs. J. w. Sloss, defendant, A. w. Smith, Fred Sloss and Maclin Sloss, ex- ecutors, etc, garnishee, the garnishee was discharged on answer.
 Juries for the week were organized as follows:
 Jury No. 1-E. o. Tate, N. H. Parsons, J. 5. Jenkins, J. A. McGee, J. M. Armstrong, J K. Pemberton, T. N. Goodwin, Jim Shoe maker, Calvin McPhaul, w. H. Morris, T. A. Duncan, J. P. Blackman
 Jury No. 2-R. c. Barton, Alex Watkins, J. P. Willie, w. H. Propst Mark Carmich- ael, D. A. Echols, Monroe Simmons, E. H. Little, Will Davidson, D. A. Stone, Bob Skinner, P. NJ Bankston.
 Chancery Court.
 Suit was filed yesterday by Walter P. Bedford against the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company for $500O damages Plaintiff claims that on February IA, 19OO defendant was operating mine No ?, near Pratt City; that on said day plaintiff, who was convict in the control of defendant, was injured while working at some ma chinery and his finger was cut off.
 Suits have been filed in the Chancery Court by J. H. McFarlin ct al. vs. Margaret Mathews and Reuben Mathews; Julius Adams vs. Daisy Adams.
 In the case of Mrs. B. 2. Pritchett vs L. S. Pritchett a decree Tor temporary ali mony was rendered.
 Court Items.
 The clerks in the county treasurers office were kept busy yesterday paying off cleo tion certificates for managers, clerks, in- spectors and so on Over $500 was paid ,out Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to J. l.. Kearley and Sallie Aletha Crook; Thomas T. West and Minnie M. Brown; Robert H. Jones and Caroline Allison; Fancy Treppa and Calodarella Rosacra; F. M. Mitchell and Nina Perry Strother.