The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-26
RECORDS OF COURTS

l RECORDS OF COURTS Over forty prisoners who were indicted by the grand jury at the recent session were carried from the county Jail to the first division of the criminal court yes terday afternoon to allow them to make pleas. The trials of those indicted for murder was fixed for the week beginning December Il, at which time the capital l docket will be taken up.
 | The dates that have been fixed for hear 1 ing the capital cases are follows: December 11-R. L. Dix. murder; Will liam Turner murder; John Rapier. rob- bery: George Ramage. robbery, Lizzie Bowen, robbery.
 December 12-John Stewart. murder; | Jim Johnson, murder; Willie Wilson, mur- | der: John w. Williams, criminal assault; Henrietta Nelson, murder; Charles Kelly. murder; Hawkins Williams. murder.
 December 15-sam Henderson, murder; Matte Pitts. robbery; Quennie Braswell. robbery.
 December 14W. A. Stonecyper. crim- inal assault Will Twitty, murder; Henry Jones, murder; Jim Walker Sr.. and Jim Walker Jr.,two negroes charged with killing William D. Hill, merchant, near Oxmoor last spring.
 The following is the jury yenire for capital week:
 L. Weinstein. precinct 21, merchant; w. c. Lunsford. precinct 34. merchant; T. F. Parker, precinct 57yI.inn Iron Works; Joel Cannon, precinct 34. machnist; R. F. Vines. precinct A farmer; c. c. Stamps. precinct 20, teacher; Burd Hill, precinct g. farmer; w. F. Franklin, precinct 35, con- tractor; John w. Black, precinct 42, drum mer; w. H. McPherson, precinct 34, ma chinist; J. M. Glenn, precinct 10, conduc- tor; James L. Robertson. precinct 37, gro- cer; R. c. Booth. precinct 9, real estate; w. F. Williams. precinct 37. grocer; John Gilman. precinct 22, miner: D. w. Robbins precinct 6. farmer; Richard Stapleton, pre- cinct 37, mechanic; L. K. Plosser, precinct 21 Alabama Car Service; G. D. Glad; W. King, precinct 21. contractor; M. H. Bum. precinct 12 unknown; J. c. An drews, precinct AZ, salesman; Joe Hum phries, precinct 45. foreman; s. R. Hales, precinct 45 policeman; Edward Cox, pre- cinct 25, farmer; Bart Wilky. precinct 4. farmer; F. M. Fossett, precinct 10. earpen- ter; Charles o. Lock, precinct 2l, real es- tate; J. Garrett. precinct Is. farmer; J. N. Reason, precinct 2, cotton weighman; B. Manley, 37. secretary Title Guarantee company: L. M. Stricklan, 8. bookkeeper; F. F. Boren. 34, foreman; John w. Rar- den. 2. merchant; J. R. Acuff 45. clerk; Asa c. Brooks, mouder Samuel P. Moore, B. salesman: James Quinn, 9, machinist; F. J. Fuller. 2s. Acuff, 45. clerk; Asa C. Brooks, moulder; Samuel P. Moore. 37, salesman: James, farmer; Henry Shearer. 45, pharmacist: Porter M Britton. 21. blacksmith Charles H. Sills, 20 puddler; w. E. Christley. ?. carpenter; John Swan son, 46, merchant; Luther E. Reynolds. 37. printer J. F. Franklin, 46, unknown; R. E. Moseley. 37. manager Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company's store; H. D. Harris, 37 salesman: George P. Jackson. 21, Houston Biscuit company; Salvador. Cefalu, 21. bookkeeper James M. Oliver. 37, clerk; W. A. Persing. g, engineer; o. G. Venable, 37 clerk; H. l.. King, 33. un- known: A. G. Murphee. 2. farmer; Joe Chambers 33. unknown: Jefferson D. Chamblee. 21, merchant; John s. Marks. 37, unknown; W. L. Rainey. 3, miner; Charley Kesmode, 34, bookkeeper.
 The following cases were settled in tho circuit court yesterday:
 John Doe ex. dem, Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company vs. Henry Jackson and w. A. McWhorter; suit in ejectment; Judgment for plaintiff for land sued for.
 D. Mclaughlin, pro amI. Elnora Me- I.aughlin vs. Sloss- Sheffield Steel and | f,r plaintiff for $50
 The taking of evidence was resumed in the Colley-Paris cases on trial in the sec ond division of the criminal court yester- day morning. After the Colleys had in troduced considerable testimony for the purpose of establishing that the coroner. w. D. Paris. Mrs. w. D. Paris Miss Cumie Paris. Leo Paris, J. c. Harris. Ben York and Henry Crttenden. negro. had remained on the Colley land after being warned not to trespass. court was ad- journed until Monday morning.
 The controversy between the Paris fami- ly and the Colleys grew out of the own ership of certain crops that the Paris family had grown the land belonging to the Colleys. Nearly every one resid- ing at Greens Springs where the two families live has been summoned as wit nesses in the case.
 The cases against the Colleys. charging | trespass, have been dimissed by Judge Greene. The case against Mrs. William Beacon. friend of the Colleys. on the charge of abusive language has also been | dismissed.
 The testimony In the other cases and the arguments of the several attorneys on both sides will be concluded next week.
 In the city court yesterday Judge Charles A. Senn granted motion to set | aside the Judgment in the case of L. A. | Kieth vs. J. H. Howard ct al.
 The following business was disposed of