The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-12
RECORD OF COURTS.

Jurles for the week were organized in the Circuit. City and Criminal courts yes- terhy morning. No cases were tried in the first division of the Criminal court. the following were convicted in the first divison:
 Sarah Davis, charged with receiving stolen property, sentenced to sixty days hard labor. Sarah Davis, charged with larceny, sentenced to ten days hard labor
 Fannie Taylor. charged with vagrsncy sentenced to ten days hard labor. Appeal cases from the Inferior Criminal court will be taken up in the first division today The cases are as follows
 Henry Anthony, charged with larceny of coal; Crawford Blackwood, charged with vagrancy; A. D. Griffin, charged with having gambling devices in his pos session; E. N Butterfield, charged with vagraney; j. II. Berry. charged with vio- latng section 323 of the city code; H. Seigle, charged with violating section s23 of the city code; F. Goidstein, charged with doing business without license w. r. Walker charged with doing business with a license; Henry Toomer. charged with petit larceny; J. B. Robertson, charged with doing business without a license; W. C. Schoppert and Edward Lee, charged with vaSranoy.
 The case of Dilcey McCray against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company Is on trial in the Circuit court. Plaintiff sues for 5000 damages, alleging that she was injured.
 The case of Helen Osborne, adminis- tratrix, against the Alabama Steel and Wire company. was continued
 The case of Charles Matheny against c. M. Burkhalter and company was set tied for $95.
 The jury in the Circuit court is com posed of the following: H. M. McNutt, T. P. Burns. George S. Earnest, Thomas Wheeler, R. F. Webb. P. A. Goodwin, M. c. Bradley II. F. Wear. P. II. Vines, H. c. Caldwell, Larkin Johnston, J. A. Staggs, w. B. D. Goodwin, Harley Bran non w. B. Smith. J. T. Stander, J. E. Mathews. J. s. Cambron, James w Hyde, John Lamb J. A. Hodges, w. P. Morgan, J. J. Weems, W. b. Young.
 Judge Wilkerson Is presiding in the first division of the City court this week and Judge senn in the second division
 In the first division the case of w. J. Sims against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company was t-ied yes charge for the defendant.
 The case of Mcconnell and Whatiey against A E. Keys was continued.
 The case of William 'atton nsains. the Fidelity and Deposit company was continued.
 A judgement by agreement was given in the case of William Walker agairst CT company.
 The following cases wore disposed of in the second division, whore non. ;uy cases are being heard sh's week.
 The case of Henry Knoth against J. H. Wnlison was dismissed.
 The case of the New York Life Insur- ance company against F. w. Ross. John c. Little and others, was continued
 The case of II. A Drennen against the Mutual Fidelity company was passed un- til today.
 
 against Brewer & Jones was continued. The case of M. c. Reynolds Lumber company against Emma Scott was dis missed.
 The case of ]. T. Burton against H. B. Abernathy and A. w. Burgin was passed until May .2l.
 The case of NJ. E. Millepaugh against Annie McEwen was called and a judg- ment given by defendant.
 In the case of Mrs NJ. A. Jefferson against Hamilton Hines and E. D. Hines. plaintiff took non-suit
 The following snits were filed In the Circuit court:
 F. Y. Anderson against M l. Mosley and William N. Mosley. suit for $500 on notes.
 John A. Gates, administrator of the es- tate of James s. Little. deceased, against the Southern Railway company, suit for s20, GOO damages. plaintiff alleging his in- testate died from injuries received in a collision near Belle Ellen October r.. 1902
 Valentine Bieletz administrator Of the estate of Louis J. Bieletz. deceased