The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-21

vs. Eliza Hatcher te al; c. s. Simmons vs. Frank V. Evans ct al; T. L. Long vs. Walker County Coal and Mineral com pany ct al; T. H. McBroom vs Lula Mo- Broom.
 The following petition was filed in the circuit court yesterday afternoon: W. T. Cox pro aml. vs E. J. Thorton. for 5000 damages for alleged islander.
 The following judgments were awarded in the circuit court yesterday: Emma Hamilton vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, judgment for s25 for plaintiff by consent; James Engle vs. Warrior Manufacturing company, judg- ment for s125 for the plaintiff; Cora c. Eborn vs James Connor, judgment for 1 cent for the complainant. The cost in the case amounts to $1S.5o.
 The case of Samuel Rosebaum vs. Sam Lefkovits damages for alleged libel grow ing out of the publication of a certain article. Is on trial in the circuit court
 The following juries were empanneled in the circuit court:
 Jury No. 1-I. S. Halter. R. Waugh, Dan M. Jones. J. I. Prescott, H. M Un- rath, J. D. Hanby, John Mise, Harry Huddleston, John S. Johnson, William Hamaker, W. T. Williamson, E. A. Lletle July No. 2-J. A. Tate, E. N. Creel. Charles Montgomery Ira St. Clair, J. T. Garrett. W. R. vensble, W. H. Hale, H. w. Burchfed, J. P. Parson, P. B. Levy, J. s. Palmer Louis Burger.
 The following cases were disposed of in the second division of the city court yes- terday, Judge Charles W. Ferguson pre- siding:
 T. H. Friel vs. North Birmingham; dis- missed by plaintiff.
 c, J. Leman vs. Charles Jung Fore; dis missed for want of prosecution.
 Consolidated Grocery company vs w. E. Patterson.
 George H. Stevenson, receiver, vs. A. F. Carroll; dismissed by plaintiff.
 In the first division of the city court, Judge Charles A. Senn presiding, the case of Alabama State Land company vs Tom Glover is on trial.
 In the same court yesterday the fol- lowing judgments were rendered:
 R. H. Ware vs. R. E. Lovelace; judg- ment for plaintiff for s17515.
 William Green vs. Southern Railway company; Judgment for the plaintiff for s1O0
 The following juriss were empaneled in the first division of the city court yesterday:
 Jury No. IT. A. Darden, George H. Bube, J. c. Johnson. T. Y. Prude, A F. Wyatt. George Harris, John Campbell, Rob White. John G. Bass. J. M. Ben senger, M. c. Gray, Brett R. Brown.
 Jury No 2.-M. P Champion. H. E.. Manville, R. F. Meade, J. E. Ellis, F. M. Harden. T. R. Shields, w. c. Osin, w. E. spradlng. w S. Russell. George Cough B. M Reeves, W. M. Griffith.
 In the first division of the criminal court Judge Samuel Weaver is engaged in the trial of number of non-felony cases.
 The following jures have been empan- eled for this week:
 Jury No 1.-W. M. Cosby. L. F. Chew, S. J. Greet, James M. Snow, A. V. Fair, Frank Bivings, Ira Hancock, R. N. Wheeler. A. F. Crouch. W. c. Curl. F. w. Morris, James Morris.
 Jury No. 2.-W. R. Carmichael, George Scott W. M. Bailey. J. M. Crockett, M H. vandiver, A. Ragland. J. c. Williams. J. G. Smith, J. D. Langford, T. J. Dar- den, l.. l.. Yates, B. U. Hooper. In the second division of the criminal court Judge Daniel A. Greene presiding, number of misdemeanor cases were tried yesterday.
 The Union Land company yesterday placed on file in the probate office a mortgage on certain property near the site of the new terminal station for s45,- OOO The mortgage Is in favor of the Prov ident Life and Trust company | The probate judge has issued the fol lowing marriage licenses:
 David P Thompson and Miss Willie Caffee; David M. Harden and Miss Annie May Jones, John D. Hinds and Miss Mary l.. Counts; J. M. Franklin and Miss Mayme Brown; J, M. Sellers and Miss Meety Moore; Joseph Tapshe and Miss Aafifiie Koosa; James s. Ellis and Miss Hattie Andrews.
 The federal court, Judge Thomas G. Jones, presiding, convened yesterday morning and took up the criminal docket
 The following cases were acted upon yesterday afternoon
 United States against William James continued until next term.
 United States against Harry Whitten | continued until Wednesday.
 United States against Charlotte Lamar continued until Wednesday, | rule nsi was ordered in the case oi | B. w. Whitaker.
 | The trials of Charlie Ellis and Samue F. Bssett, formerly clerks in the Br' mingham postoffice, and who are charged with taking money from letters, art scheduled for Wednesday.
 Ten cases against Ernest T. Faulkner are set for next Tuesday.
 The prosecutions are being conducted | by United States Attorney Roulhac ane Assistant United States Attorney Steele