The age-herald., 1901-02-05
JOHN MARSHALL
 DAY IN THE COURTS
Little Business Transacted in the Department of Justice
 Routine Matters

| Little was done in the courts yesterday, | all of them adjourning in honor of John | Marshall Day. The following resolution | was offered by John w Tomlinson in the | Criminal Court and was adopted and spread
 on the minutes of the court: | Whereas This, the 4th day of Febru-
 ary, 1901, is the centennial of the accession | to the bench of John Marshall as Chief | Justice of the Supreme Court of the United | States; and
 | Whereas Out of regard for the pure
 life and eminent services of that great l Chief Justice, movement has been inau- l gurated 10 commemorate said occasion l throughout the Union, and with that move- | ment the lawyers of the Birmingham bar l are in full accord; therefore, be it | Resolved, That the members of the bar
 request the judges of the several courts of | record to adjourn the courts for this day | as a mark of respect to the memory of Chief Justice Marshall, and to spread
 these resolutions upon their minutes" Criminal Court. 1 In the first division of the Criminal Court
 Penn Jones was found guilty of assault | and battery with a weapon and was fined | $50 Will Johnson was found guilty of
 
 found guilty of grand larceny and a little
 burglary thrown in gratis. | In the second division D. T. Tucker. for killing a COW, got $50 and costs charged | against him. Will Hale, for petty larceny | got ten days in jail Harry Evans got the same sentence for the same offense Cor | della Toliner who indulged in abusive | language, was fined $10 and costs and sent ] to Coalburg.
 Circuit Court. In the Circuit Court all cases were passed, | the only business transacted being the or- | ganization of juries for the week as fol- | Jews:
 Jury No. NV. H. Wright, farmer; D. | Mott, farmer; H. B. Edwards, clerk; A J. Batson, farmer; H. N. Huey, farmer; John | H. Hill, Coal company; s. V. Travis, farm | CT; Robert Grin, farmer; W. T. Glaze, farm | CT; M. c. Self, farmer T. N. Goodwin. l farmer; M. M. McCarty, farmer Jury No. 2-W. F. Hardman farmer; Wm. | Alexander, farmer; W. P. Golden, farmer; | Bud Huey, farmer; s. 0. Parsons, farmer, | R. c. Booth, clerk; Jones McClendon, farm l CT; s. w. Nunnally, farmer; Charles How | ton, farmer; George Acton farmer; G. B. 1 Brown, farmer; James S. Gould, miner. City Court. In the City Court pures were organized as l follows:
 H. w. Fowlkes, J. w. Raney E. G. Hager- man, M. J. Collins, B. A. Thompson, F. H. | Whitley, c. E. Young, Lee Cowley Bob Hig- | gins, H. o. Adams. l Jury No. PA. w. Tarrant L. E. Ware, ol,a, n ID | Tor, Thomas Ladner, John Cox, N. J. Moore, | J. B. Matterson, T. N. Crowder J. T. Griffin, | Felix Vines.
 | Court Items. l The following deeds were filed with the | Probate offce
 | N & M. Casey to Southwest Land Com l pany, $230O lot 9, block g. Southside Land | Company survey. | Bessemer Land and Improvement Compa-
 ny to N. J. Conniff, s2625, lot 13 and part of | 15 and 16, block 346, Bessemer J. T. & L. S. Williams to A. F. Lalland,
 s165O, lot A, block 229, Birmingham, First Christian church to c. A. Reynolds
 ct al, $23Oo, lot 4. block 1ss Birmingham. | Birmingham Realty Company to Mrs. S.. | B. Wilson, $5OOO, lot 4, block 755, Birming- | ham.
 | w. K. McAdory, clerk of the Circuit Court,
 was in Bessemer yesterday.
 John Bradley, clek of the Criminal Court,
 left for Montgomery yesterday. He Will | probably remain there the balance of the | week
 Chancellor John c. Carmichael, who has
 been indisposed for several days, is better
 and will probably be out today. | The sale of the Trussville furnace, which | was advertised to take place yesterday, l was again postponed. This makes the fifth | pos tponement of the sale, and means that
 the companys affairs have been settled and l no sale will occur.