The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-09

appraisers assessed the resultant dam
age at 800, 900. After some delay the
district attorney moved that the pro-
ceedings be dismissed. and an order
was granted by Judge Speer dismissing
the case without prejudice. Subs9
! quently a third suit was filed, embody
ing the same allegations. for the con-
demnatiOn of the same land. The is
sue raised by the plea of the defendant
to this third proceeding, will come up
before Judge Speer at this term of the
court
Calendar for the Term.
In view Of the fact that the assign
ments made by Judge Speer at the
January term of court have, in many
Instances been changed, and the cal
endar then made, revised, the correct
ed calendar, given below, will prove
interesting and useful to attorneys
throughout South Georgia who have
business in the court. The date OF
hearing, the nature and sounding of
the case and the attorneys of record
follow:
Thursday. March 12-Intervention of
Mcintyre against the Central Railroad
ard Banking Company, w. r. Leaken
and f. S. Elliott for intervenor. Law
ton q Cunningham for defendant
Rubber Tire Co against j. F, Ward
and ]. f. Glatigny. Staley and Bow
man for plaintiff; Craig and Toulman
for defendant.
Thomas l.. Nisbet against G. A Hor-
kan and Hammond. Haden and Travis
for plaintiff; Pearsall and Ship for
defendant.
Augusta Vera Cruz against Pablo
Gonzales, ct al. Crovatt and Whitfield
for plaintiff; Atkinson and Dunwody
for defendant
Charles Hebard against G. H. ia
cobs, Crovatt and Whitfield for plain
tiff
Speer and Johnson, receivers, against
Waycross Opera House. Crovatt and
Whitfield for plaintiff.
Mrs. F. X. Mills against New South
B. and l.. Association. Auxiliary bills,
viz: Mrs. Eva Keller (Lester & Raw
eneD; Mrs. Ellen Burns tTwiggs &
Oliver; Mrs. Emma Cannon and Mrs
w. X. Meeks alexander & HitchD ].
p. Harvey and Mrs. A. Butzloff (Os-
| borne & Lawrence).
Mrs. NJ. c. Alexander against South
| ern Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Auxiliary bills, viz: F.. H. Fer
guson and Corinthia Mitchell &c. b.
Whatley); Adam Robertson and F. b.
Irons, ]. j. Fastening, A. f. Flint,
Lena A@dllAN1ils a. "a IocAi iONf vi uN0l
| and Vereen and L. Robinson. (No att
torney).
A. f. Dixon against the Atlanta Ma
tional Building and Loan Association.
! Auxiliary bills, viz: Henry j. Bruton
| "a. S. Hawes). Order for hearing Ian.
| 4. Waycross Opera House ct al. Order
be taken by Crovatt and Whitfield.
| Lon Dickey against the city of Da-
rien to be assigned for trial. Jay and
| Wymberley for plaintiff.
The Civil suits.
Friday March 13.-M A. Connally
| against Oberlin M. Carter ct alAMer-
| GER and Barrow for plaintiff; W. G..
| Charlton for defendant.
United States against Byrd Mobley,
at al.-Postoffice case-E. S. Elliott for
defendant.
J. e. Mason, ct. al. against steamer
| a--Libel-Alexander & Hitch for
plaintiff; Beckett & Beckett for de-
| PENDANT
Saturday March 14-Ocean Steamship
| Company against Aetna Insurance Co,
Lawton & Cunningham for plaintiff
Adams & Adams for defendant.
Monday, March 16.-Criminal bust
ness.
Tuesday, March 17-Aclielskabe Bar
ford Co., against Hilton & Dodge Lum-
Der Cow. G.. Charlton for plaintiff
| Garrard & Meldrim for defendant.
| Wednesday, March 1S.-United States
| against Jacob Rauers.-Condenna
w. w. Gordon, Jr, and S. B. Adams
| for defendant.
| Thursday, March 19.-J. S. Barstow
! ct al against Isaac Beckett ct al
| Garrard & Meldrim for plaintiffs; Adams
81 Adams, and Saussy & Saussy for de-
PENDANT.
Friday, March 20.-Brunswick Light
| and Water Company against City oil
| BrunSwick.--Crovatt & Whitfield fol-
plaintiff; F. E. Twitty for defendant.
| Pablo Gonzales against Rosendo Tor
ras.-Crovatt IL Whitfield for plaintiff
Atkinson and Dunwody for defendant.
The Admiralty Docket.
Saturday, March 21-Robert Dunbar
against schooner Hilda, etc.-Michae
| A. Connally for, plaintiff; O'Connor
O'Byrne and Hartridge for defendant
Monday, March 23-J. P. Smith VS.
! City of Brunswick. --Crovatt and Whit
field and w. G. Charlton for plaintiff
| F. E. Twitty for defendant.
Tuesday, March al. l.. Graves
against H. 7. Crawford.-Erwin & Cal
laway for plaintiff; Pearsall and
Adams & Adams for defendant.
Edward Burns against Standard Saw
! Mil Company. H. Merrill for plain
tiff; Pearsau, and Adams & Adams
| for defendant.
Wednesday, March 25-J. A. Larsen
! (ship Hercules). against the S. P. Shot
| ter Cos. B. Adams for plaintiff; G
! w. Owens for defendant.
George H. Stone against Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
j H. Merrill for plaintiff; Stephens
& Hammond for defendant.
Thursday, March 26-G. w. Owens
ct al, against City of Savannah.-W
H. Wade, G. w. Owens and others, for
plaintiff; S. B. Adams and William
Garrard for defendant.
Matters in Bankruptcy.
Friday, March 27-Intervention of
/ E,dHNa I'd Burns eft al in re lanes /.