The age-herald., 1900-12-14
RECEIVERS MAKE
 REPORT TO COURT
The Corona Coal & Coke Con-
 pany'S Operations
INJUNCTION HEARD TODAY
Values a Leg at $25, ,ooo-Two Corpora. tions Win Cases-Mstrial in Civil Case and Jury Hung
 In Criminal Case.

Henry B. Gray and Thomas C. Culver house, who were appointed receivers of the Corona Coal and Coke Company's mines, filed a report in the Chancery Court yester day of the operations of the mines from June 1, 1900, to November 30, inclusive. The report shows the receipts and disburse- ments for the last six months and gives statement of the assets and liabilities of the company. Attached to their report is the report of the mining engineer, A. w. Haskell
 The total number of tons of coal mined is 64,350, out of which the receivers made a net profit of $17.4930S. For the whole year ending November 30. 1900, 125,SO9 Ions were mined, out of which a net profit of $32,921.F was made. The previous year, which was the first year the property was in control O. ne present receivers the net profits were $24,249.21. making a total net profit of $57, ,17074 for the two years. Cash on hand is s42,199.2S.
 During the past six months $2100 was spent in repairs on the property of the gross earnings.
 The engineers report states that the No. 2 mines are worked out and that new de- velopments must be made to maintain the output-the present mines having been in operation twelve years. Coal from the No. 7 mines has to be hauled one and a half miles, which makes the cost high.
 The assets of the property amount 10 $75 677 .53, which includes the cash of $42,- 1928
 An itemized list of receipts and disburse- ments is attached to the report.
 U S. Court.
 A hearing will be had today in Mont gomery before United States District Judge Bruce a motion to dissolve the injunction issued by him recently at the instance of R. L. Carley ct al, who are seeking to place the Jones Valley Iron Company in bankruptcy. This injunction was against Rogers Brown & Co., and T. H. Aldrich, who was appointed receiver of the Jones Valley Iron Company, by the City Court under petition of the William son Iron Company restraining all of them from removing any iron or other property of the Jones Valley Iron Company until it was decided whether the Jones Valley Iron Company was bankrupt.
 City Court.
 
 In the first division of the City Court verdict of S60 was rendered in the case of M. N. George vs the Sloss Iron and Steel Company. A verdict for defendant was rendered in the case of Lem Nixon vs. the Birmingham Rolling Mill. The case of w. II. Howell vs the Southern Railway Com pany is on trial. Plaintiff is suing for $25,- 900 damages for lost leg.
 In ba iyjc udg s1OS67 was rendered in the case of Elizabeth A. Williams vs. the Alabama Great South ern Railroad
 A decree was rendered by Judge Wilker- son granting petition of John, E. Wood to marry again.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court the case of Nick Hal fenburg vs the Alabama Brewing Company, a suit for personal injuries, is on trial. A verdict for defendant was rendered in the case of Frank L. White vs. the Central of Georgia Railway Company.
 In the case of J. c. Miller vs s. R. Searls the jury, after being out all Wednesday night and all day yesterday, were dis charged just before court adjourned and a mstral ordered.
 Criminal Court.
 In the Criminal Court Clifton Brown was found guilty of burglary and grand larceny. The jury is hung in the case of Richard A. Borck charged with receiving stolen prop erty,> and Will Mitchell, accused of assault with intent to murder, was found guilty.
 Court Items.
 J. B. Embrose of Aldrich, Ala, and Miss Hattie R. Roebuck were made man and wife by Chief Clerk Tarrant in the Probate Court yesterday.
 In this court the Shiloh Baptist Church, colored, has filed declarations of incorpora- tion.
 Bob Pryor, who is wanted in Rockdale Ga., for assault with intent to murder, was arrested and put in jail yesterday. Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by Ju- lia M Hansard and w. J. Hansard. The United States Court will meet in Huntsville the first Monday in January