The age-herald., 1900-10-22
DOTNGS IN THE
 VARIOUS COURTS Attachments Against the Contrac-
 tors Davis Brothers
THE CONNECTS SENTENCED
All Were Negroes, Some of Them Ten Years Young-Real Estate Deeds Filed-Two Couples Will
 Marry-Court Notes

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 Saturday afternoon attachements to the amount of $36O were taken out by g carpen- ters against Davis Brothers, a firm of con
 tractors. They had been building a house | for pr. Auglin and Friday collected from him $750. It is alleged that one of the firm left town Friday night, and the other yes terday morning. Garnshments were issued | on the attachment and were served on Dr. Augln and R. Mcconnell X Co.,, agents. City Court In the chancery division of the City Court the case of William D. Beckley vs the United States Savings and Loan Company was argued and submitted. In the matter of Henry Swlley, charged with forgery in the second degree, hear ing had on habeas corpus proceedings. He was remanded to jail and his bond fixed at $100.
 There were no cases tried in the first d- vision.
 Circuit Court In the case of H. c. Ball vs. Tutwier Coal and Coke Company, there yer dict for defendant. Judge Coleman was occupied yesterday in 1 hearing notions Probate Court Marriage licenses were issued to Julius l Strauss of Topelo Miss, and Carrie | Strauss; Fred G. Southam of Ensley and Julia Walker. A certified copy of stockholders resolu- ton of the Martin Cracker Company was filed yesterday in the Probate Court. The nNh tober 15, making the present capital $90,000. The following deeds were filed:
 William Day and wife to J. D. Elliott, 1O-lS-O0, $1OO0 274x491, in 2O-17-2. s. Roman and wife to Central Coal Co.,, 1O-17-00, $1S,0O0; acreage property only.
 F. E. Brock to J. w. Lackey, 12-21-99, $454; lots and S. block 16, Green Springs.
 J. B. Cobb and wife to Norman Webb, 1O-17-O0, $500; lot ?, block S57, Birmingham.
 E. N. Cullom and wife to Rosa E. Denson, S21-O0, $i2JO; 5Ox15O, in se of sw. 1-1S-S. Criminal Court Saturday was sentence day in the Criminal Court All the convictions of the past week were arrayed before Judge Greene to receive sentence. The prisoners were all negroes, some as young as 10 years. The prisoners were sentenced as follows: Sam Hudson, stealing a bicycle, fifteen months in the Denitentiary George Dorsey, stealing a watch, twelve months and cost. Willie Collins, stealing rings from Ma loneys jewelry store, fifteen months and cost.
 Lewis Smith, a very small negro boy,
 was given one year in the penitentiary for breaking into house. Brownie Lowe. stealing q lot of brass, two years and cost. George Moseley, stealing chickens, two years and cost Will Dryer, for stealing a pistol, was given one year and cost. Charley Morris, another wee bit of a negro, was given two years in the peni- tentiary for breaking into store. Frank Howard, the smallest negro in the bunch, convicted of stealing a bicycle, was given five days in jail, having been in jail some tme
 Henry Mitchell was given one year at hard labor for larceny. John Henry Perkins, assault with intent to murder two years and costs. Virgil Barnswell, convicted of grand and petit larceny was given one year and costs in each case Bud Wiley, burglary of a dwelling, five years in the penientiary.
 Annie Lewis, stealing some money one year and day in the penitentiary
 Ben Sanders, stealing a COW; eight years in the pententiary.
 Oscar Calhoun, breaking into a house. five years in the penitentiary.
 William Love, stealing gun; fifteen months and cost.
 Lucy Jackson, assault with a knife upon q white man: ten days and three months additional and cost.
 Joe Eye, assault; ten days and six months additional and cost.
 Fred Spencer and Roy Cox, breaking into a meat market; fifteen months for Fred and three years for Roy,
 Will Mahogany, twenty days and six months additional for assault with weapon.
 Ed Thomas, COW stealing, two cases; eight years in each case; total, sixteen years.
 Charles Norton is in jail on a charge of corrupting a young girl. He was arrested by order of Judge Feagin during the hear l ing of the cases against Lottie Hill and Mamie Dickerson
 C. c. Coleman, the special travelling agent of the Sloss Iron and Steel Company took thirteen criminals yesterday from the jail | to Coalburg.
 Court Items
 John G. Bradley, clerk of the Criminal Court, and Assistant Solicitor John Me Queen have gone to Montgomery.
 In the Criminal Court this morning will | begin the trial of the Hop Jack cases
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