The age-herald., 1901-05-08
THE DAYS DOINGS
 IN LOCAL COURTS
Several Defendants Convicted in
 Criminal Court
FEDERAL COURT ON MONDAY
John 5ellimer Gets a Judgment for $11oo-constable Sues Surety Company for Not Going
 On His Bond.

In the Criminal Court yesterday, Judge Dan A. Greene presiding, the following cases were disposed of:
 Emmett Berry charged with burglary and grand larceny was convicted.
 Jim Brown. Will Ely and Arthur ca1y were convicted of grand larceny.
 Charles Clemmons was convicted of burglary and grand larceny.
 Alice Davis was convicted of assault with intent to murder
 The indictment against Eugene Will Hams for burglary and grand larceny was quashed and new one will probably be returned
 In the first division of the City Court. Judge w. W. wilkerson presiding judg- ment by consent for slOO was rendered in the case of Eddy Rosey pro ami vs. the Southern Railway Company.
 The case of Lula B. Horton vs. A. s. vanDigrift, an assumpsit suit. is on trial. Tn the second division, Judge Charles A Senn presiding, a Judgment of $40 was rendered in the case of W. C. Hunter vs Southern Railway Company. The case of Agnes Russell VIZ the Bir- mingham Railway and Electric Company is on trial:
 William S. Patton has filed suit against the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland for 5000 damages, alleging that defendant promised to become surety on his official bond as constable of Precinct of Jefferson County and that defendant failed to carry out it's agreement where by his office was vacated and he lost it's profits and emoluments.
 United States Court.
 A special term of the United States Court for civil business only will begin next Monday. The entire docket of cases will be called then for assignment. The term will probably last two weeks.
 Following is the list of the jurors who have been summoned for the term:
 Shep Holmes. colored o. C. Clayburn, S. D. Green, W. B. Campbell, A. A. Will Hams, colored; G. C. Moregon, w D. Thrasher. J. R. Bell, J. M. Boozer, Will liam Wood. J. M. Curtis. William Morton, Caker. J. P Birchfield. W. H. vildebrille Sr.; W. A. Tipton. R. M. Beason, c. A. Hammer, W. H. Blankenship, colored; IT, win Wallace, F. M. Frazier, T. B. Glenn. J. Gown, B. L. Lee. Remus Mur- rhree. colored; J. H. Richardson, J. L.. Richardson, B. F. Hicks, colored.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court Judgment by consent for y11OO was rendered in the case of John Bellner vs. the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company. The case of G. F. Coker vs. Daniel Col lyer ct all is on trial. Court Itema. Marriage licenses were issued to R. Fl. Wood and velma McCrary; Joe Brinkle and Lizzie Richter
 Petitions in bankruptcy were filed by Reuben Boyd Frank Martin. A. A. Greene and George Brown.
 The following deeds were filed:
 John Brewer to c. P Baldwin, ct all, s25oo lot 1, block 5, Arlington Hill.
 Alabama Trust and Savings Company to Second Presbyterian church, s1575; part block So7 Birmingham.
 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company to Austin Manufacturing Com pany sl1S2.43; lot in southwest quarter of northeast quarter. as-17-4. tS.R.)
 M. Morris and husband to M. L. Trum- nell, $500; lot IA, block 16D, Ensley.
 John Howze to M. L. Trummell. 5000; acres in southeast quarter of southwest quarter, s-13-3 and in northeast quarter of northwest quarter n-1s-3
 M l.. Trummell to E. H. Dorgan. 5000; lots to 2s block l. and lots to e4, block 2, West End.
 Southwest Land Company to Marbury Lumber Company. s1oOO; lot 24. block 1, south, Side Land Company survey.
 W J. Cusick and wife to D. J. Moore, y1Oo0; lots ! and 8, block PIC. Ensley.