The age-herald., 1901-05-17
THE DAYS WORK
 IN LOCAL COURTS All Civil Courts Occupied With
 Damage Suits BLINN SUIT NOT DISMISSED Secured Judgments in City and Circuit court-MIstrial in Criminal Court.
 A Very Long Time Be-
 tween Trials.
BLINN SUIT NOT DISMISSED

In the first division of the City Court, Judge w w Wilkerson presiding, judgment by agreement for SSoO was rendered in the case of Alfred Bearden vs. the Southern Railway Company.
 All other cases set in this division were continued
 In the second division, Judge Charles A Senn presiding, judgment by agree ment for $1,00O was rendered in the case of T. w Walker, administrator, vs. the sloss Iron and Steel Company.
 Plaintiff sued for $10,OO0 damages, al- leging that his intestate was an employe of the defendant and was killed while at work in a mine by a falling piece of stone.
 The case of D. Mecreary. administrator, vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company resulted in verdict for defend ant
 The June dockets in the City Court are now ready for distribution. eul 1T psIspusI seM oOe$ Jo luem5pnf v case of Babe Reynolds vs. Jack Bomen.
 Circuit Court.
 Tn the Circuit Court the case of Mary J. Beauford vs the Birmingham Railway and Electric Company resulted in a yer dict for defendant.
 Plaintiff sued for 5000 damages. allag- ing that on August 3, 1900, she was pas senger on defendants car when a row occurred between the conductor and a passenger and that she got frightened and jumped off. receiving severe in- turies. '.'..'.'f
 Anderson & Mitchell have filed suit against the Mabel Mining Company for $1.OoO damages for alleged breach of con- tract.
 The following divorce decrees were rem dered: Julia Houser from Van Houser on the ground of voluntary abandonment. Alice Wilcox from H. s. Wilcox on same Smith on statutory grounds. Ira Good win from Lula Goodwin on statutory grounds
 United States Court.
 Tn the United States Court yesterday motion to dismiss the case of George A. Blinn ct al. vs.. the Continental Security Redemption Company because of lack of Jurisdiction was argued. but owing to the fact that the same matter will come be- fore Judge Bruce in Montgomery on May "A Judge Meek declined to make any order until after that time
 The case of J. D. Brown vs. the West ern Union Telegraph Company is on trial. Plaintiff Is suing for damages for the fail ure to deliver telegram.
 Criminal Court.
 In tho Criminal Court, Judge Dan A. Greene presiding, the trial of L. T. Law ender, the young white man who was charged with larceny of s65 from the Br- mingham Railway and Electric Company, was resumed and resulted in a mistrial.
 Court ltema.
 The board of revenue has adjourned until June 3. ....
 Marriage licenses were issued to J. O. McDaniel and Della McDaniel; John W. Batson and Josie Canady.
 The case of Thomas H. Hearhdon, ad- ministrator of John V. Veal, vs. Wood ward Iron Company decided in the Su- preme Court Wednesday, has been in that court four years. It was tried In the Circuit Court April 23, 1896, when judg- ment of s5127.5o was rendered. The case was reversed by the Supreme Court, and remanded for a new trial, and was tried again May 26 1897, when a judgment of $6000 was rendered It is now reversed and sent back for third trial in the Circuit Court. The case was tried twice in Besse- mer before it was transferred here.
 The following deeds were filed:
 Elyton Land Company to s. D. Baul- dauf. s2430; north half lots 15 and 16, block 444 Birmingham
 E. M. Thweat and wife to J. E. Pauley, $2100; see deed.
 M. l.. Barbour to D. M. Horsley and wife, 5000.
 F. A. Bissett to M. A. Bissett, 5000; part lots 12 and 1S, block 1S4, Birmingham. J. c. Britain to J. L. Britain, s14OO; see deed.