The age-herald., 1901-04-02
THE GRAND JURY
 IS NOW ORGANIZED
Spring Term of Criminal Court
 Opened Yesterday
NEWS OF OTHER COURTS
Two Plaintiffs Get Small Verdicts One Plaintiff Suing for $25,oO0 Damages-List of Juries
 for the Week.

The grand jury for the April term of the Criminal Court was organized yes terday and was given an able and force full charge by Judge Samuel E. Greene.
 Judge Greene spoke in strong terms of the practice of receiving stolen property, and stated If the market for receiving stolen goods could be broken up 1t would go a long ways towards breaking up stealing
 He also explained the law creating the new second division of the Criminal Court. which gives that court concurrent jurisdiction with the Inferior Criminal Court.
 The grand jury as organized Is as fol- lows:
 R. II. Tendon, foreman; W. H. Morris. 8. V. Copeland, c. Bitz, T. A .Langford, w. D. Houston, E. A. Little, J. A. Kirk, J. w. Burlington, H. A. Stringfellow, James G. Rogers, G. W. Ratclff, J. B. Elliott, J. GNey Burgin, A. L. McWil- Hams, David &,lone W. Y. Jones.
 Circuit Court.
 Tn the Circuit Court a judgment of $50 was rendered in the case of Emory Blank inship pro ami. vs. the Martin Mining Company.
 A judgment of $50 was rendered in the case of Clarence Young pro ami. vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Con- pany.
 The case of John Harris vs. the Bir- mingham Railway and Electric Company Is now on trial. Plaintiff Is suing for personal injuries to his right arm.
 Juries were organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No. 1-R. B. Montgomery, J. l.. Hill, William B. Moore, J. T. Rowan, T B. Waller, G. w. Hurst, William Child ress, J. I. Massey, A. J. Lacey, D. J. Sanders, w. W. Kennedy, D. II. Wad- dell.
 Jury No. 2-H. Townsend, D. R. Cope land, G. W. Branham, J. M. Appleberry, c. F. Tucker, F. M. Hollis, James Suli- van, F. M. Conner, G. D. Killough, Chas. Montgomery, Smith Adkins, G. A. Rob- inson. City Court. In the first division of the City Court Judge Charles A. Senu presiding, the case of Mamie Brooks, administrative, vs. the Alabama Great Southern Is on trial Plaintiff is suing for $25,O00, alleging that her intestate in February, 1900, was struck | by car and had his leg broken. The leg had to be amputated, and he died under the operation.
 l.. E. Wood has filed suit against the Dimmick Pipe Company for s1OO0O. He says that on September IS, 1900, the de- fendant wrongfully caused his minor son Mitchell Wood, IA years old, to perform dangerous work about it's plant at North Birmingham, and that he was knocked into deep pit and permanently injured his foot being so baddly mashed that il had to be amputated. Plaintiff sues fo1 loss of his sons services and society.
 Juries were organized for the week as follows:
 Jury No Is. J. Erckert. I. E. Love- less, A. E. Miles, Earnest Kilgore, L. w. Owen. A. M. Lesley, Joseph Bailey, P. E. Wilson, W. F. Seydam, Thomas Bai- ley Dave Richards, Jr, J. J. Yam.
 Jury No. 2-J. J. Finley; John M Par sons, J. M. Cobw1n, J. J. Curren, c. c. o'e""iI' oaiies hoore, T. l.. Parsons, Robert Frederick. J. M. Bradshaw, J. T. Sanders. W. A. Bethea, John Goodwin.
 Court Items.
 marrige license was issued to Mike Wall and Mrs. Teri Agradi
 The following deeds were filed:
 Ida w. Welch to D. c. Fell, 7-29-99 $125O; see deed for description.
 Alex Herd to W. M. Jones, 1-31-76 s1S76: land in sections p and 15. township IS, range 2.