The age-herald., 1900-01-23
DAYS DOINGS AT
 THE COURT HOUSE
JurieS for the Week Organized in
 City and Circuit Divisions.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT FILED
Grand Jury for the Spring Term Or ganized in Criminal Court-Chan- cery Bill Filed by T. G. Huff
 man-Routine Matters

The grind of the courts was resumed yes-
 very important cases on the docket.
 Several damage suits were filed, the
 heaviest being for $2O,OOO agatinst the Con- solidated Electric Light company by Will liam Martin, administration of the estate Of Edward s. Martin, deceased. in the circuit court.
 The complaint alleges that Edward s. Martin, while in a lunch stand at Pratt City, on August 25. last, came in contact
 with a wire which was not properly in- sulaited and the time had been of the
 sulalted and received a shoe which re-
 suited in his death
 Nicholas Chapel, through his attorneys
 entered suit for 5000 against the Robin
 son Mining company as damages for in-
 1uries alleged 10 have been received by his
 son John while employed dn one of de-
 fendant compahys mines.
 In the c5ty court Matthew B. Gilmer
 sues tlle Birmingham Railway and Electric
 company for $2OOO as damages for personal
 injuries alleged to have been sustained by
 tho sudden starbing of one of defendant ccmpany's cars.
 City Court In the city court the case of Streit vs the
 Birmingham Railway and Electric company
 has been removed to the second division.
 The case of Joe Hines vs. the Sloss Iron and Steel company. was taken up in the
 first division and is on trial.
 Juries for the week were organized as
 follows:
 Jury No. I'M. T. Smith, William H. Col
 Her, R. L. Dangerfeld, Joseph H. Estes, A. W Nichols, H. H. Smith, Theodore Koenig, Jr., Francis H. Armstrong, w. F. Nabers,
 D. M. Brazeal, J. E. Broom, c. C. Heidt.
 Jury No. 2-E. P. Reed, D. D. Sherrell,
 A. B. McClary, A. Self Louis Uhler, Monroe
 McAnnally, I. A. Baker, W. s. Maroney, D. H. Franklin, G. N. Lokey, H. T. Parrish, w. Belcher.
 Circuit Court In the circuit court the trial of cases on the regular docket was resumed and juries organized as follows: Jury No. IA B. Waldrop, Walter l Idnzey, A C. Baird, w. E. Webb, James M McCombs, M M. Boggan, J. M. Greer, | c. E. Fulton, Max Sommers, George 1 Glenn, Mark Carmichael, Henry Reams. | Jury No. Civilian Salter W. O. Frank | lin, J. M. Wessom, H. J. Otis, E. A. Reeves, | J. w. Hawthorne, A. J. Monfee, B. A. Bar | bour, J. E. Vines, L. B. Vines, c. B. Bell 1 snyder, A. P. Sims.
 l Criminal Court 1 In the criminal court the grand jury for | the spring term was organized as follows: | J. V. Huey. foreman, beat 40; c. N. Wigel, | beat 1T: John Harkins, beat 29; J. T. Rog- | CTS beat 1: H. B. Cray. beat 39: L., D. l Dupuy, beat 10; G. c. Jones, beat 12; D. 1 H. Van, beat B; J. E. Camp, beat 23; T. | w. Huffman, beat 2; T. R. Cargile, beat 3; | c. c. Stamps, beat 20; R. M. nzer, beat 26; J. W. McMurrin, beat SS; Isaac Price, 1 beat 34: A. A. Harris, beat 45; J. M. Mo- | Donald, beat B.
 Judge Greene delivered an able charge | calling special attention to drunkenness in 1 public places. He outlined the work before 1 the body and clearly instructed the jury as l to crime and violations of the law as laid down by the statutes. l The msdemeanor docket which is set | for the week will be taken up this morn | ing.
 l Chancery Bill l In the chancery division of the circuit | court T. G. Huffman filed a bill against l the United States Saving and Loan com l pany praying for relief from the conditions | op1 fo