The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-26
RECORD OF COURTS.


Juries were organized in the Circuit,
City and Criminal courts yesterday.
John Green was convicted in the first
division of the Criminal court on
charge of burglary and grand larceny.
This week Judge Dan A. Greene is pre-
siding in the first division and Judge
Samuel E. Greene in the second division.
In the Circuit court the case Of Miss
Pauline Sugg against the mayor and al
dermen of Ensley Is now on trial The
plaintiff sues for damages, alleging her
property was damaged when excavations
for sidewalks were made.
The case of the city of Bessemer
against the Bessemer Water Works COM
pany and others was continued.
The case of John B. Blunt against the
Southern Railway company was con-
tinued.
The case of Henry Harris against the
Southern Railway company was contin-
ued.
The case of Glen Foster against Wal
loce Gregory Brothers was continued.
The juries In the Circuit court this week
are composed of the following:
+ M. Brake, ]. c. Madison, l.. P. How
ell, John Spake, H. M Waldrop, w. \.
Dill, o. A Howton, A. A. Aderholt, L. j.
Knight, P. f. Reeves, w. C. Poe. G. II.
Parsons. r. L. Hamilton. C. F. Tucker,
James Carey, w. E. Killough, F. M.
Foster, r. N. Quinn, K. D. Sanders,
Gideon Holmes, w. N. Smith.
In the first division of the City court
the case of C. L. Huey against the Biz
mingham Railway, Light and Power
company was tried and verdict was re-
turned by the jury giving the plaintiff
Judgment for SIS.
The case of Victoria Williams against
the Standard Grocery company was con-
tinued.
The case of James A. Going, agent,
against Charles G. Brown was continued
In the second division room of the City
court, the case being on the first division
docket, the case of James Gerganous
against the Birmingham Belt Railroad
company is now on trial. The following
cases were continued:
C. Stofsky against the Southern Rail
way company; Means and Fulton Iron
works against the Birmingham Machine
and Foundry company; Tutwiler Coal.
Coke and Iron company against Mary
Aaron; Tutwiler Coal, Coke and Iron
company against w. T. Glover; Tutwiler
Coal, Coke and Iron company against
Isaac Short; Tutwiler Coal, Coke and
Iron company against George Thompson;
Tutwiler Coal. Coke and Iron company
against w L. Vines.
The case of Calvin & Davidson against
the Carolina Portland Cement company
was dismissed by the plaintiff.
In the case of j. c. Mckenzie against
the National Home Builders Co-opera-
tive company the plaintiff took a non
suit.
The following suits were filed:
Mrs. Abba Bookhardt against the Blr-
mingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany. suit for 5000 damages, plaintiff al
leging personal injuries.
G. w. Taunton against Ford, Bacon and
Davis and the Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company, suit for $500
plaintiff alleging that Stag that he had
loosened at a Stag pile had been hauled
away by defendants
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
company and the South and North Rail-
road company of Alabama, against whom
injunctions were recently issued requir-
ing them to give to w. c. Agee & Co. the
same service given like concerns on the
house tracks, have filed an answer and
demurrer to the bill and also a motion to
dissolve the injunction. This motion will
be taken up by Judge Sem Thursday.
The following compose the juries in the
City court:
II. A. Love, e. Armstrong L. w. Du-
puy, M. III. Cowden, r. T. Johnson, G.. H.
Harris, w. J. Salter, William ]. Webb,
]. c. Gilnor. ]. M. Pledger. e. D. Barnes,
E. d. Bates, w. e. Perryman, Lando
Wear. ]. w. Black, John Lewis, B. H.
Short, w. T. Glover. R. F. Lacey, H. A.
Smith. G. D. Killoush. D. A. Ecols, s. z.
Thompson, r. I. Pitman.
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