The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-24
DOCKET OF CASES IN SUPREME COURT Large Number Appealed from
 Courts Here HEARINGS NEXT WEEK One of the Most important Cases Is the Appeal of Glen Tetherow,
 Charged With
 Murder.

All of the state courts of Jefferson county will take a recess next week iil order to allow the members of the bar to attend the call of the cases appealed from this division before the supreme court next week
 A majority of the appealed cases will go up from the two divisions of the city court. the number being twenty-seyen. Eleven cases have been taken up from the chancery court. eight from the cir cult court and eight from the criminal coupt
 In the criminal court the cases are those of Glen Tetherow, who was sen fenced for forty years on the charge of killing Alderman Hardy White of Ems ley, and Frank Adams. a negro, who was given the death penalty. Adams was formerly a life convict in the Pratt mines and was convicted the last time for the murder of another negro convict.
 Perhaps the most lengthy transcript in the appealed cases is the one of ONeal and Carson vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway company ct al. Deputy Clerk 1sidore Shapiro completed the transcript last night. It covers 13O typewritten pages and comprises about 65,00o words.
 The case being tried is an ejectment suit, and involves eighty acres of mineral lands near Coalburs. The case has been in the courts since 1900, and the tran scripts cover a period from the time the original patent was granted by the gov ernment for the lands The signature of John Quincy Adams, who was Presi- dent at the time the grant was made, is signed to the patent for the lands.
 The case was formerly tried and a judgment was given for the defendant. It was appealed to the supreme court and reversed When it was tried by Judge Coleman the last time a verdict was given for the plaintiff for one-half of the eighty acres
 Paris Mandamus.
 The mandamus case of Coroner w. D. Paris against County Treasurer II. c. Miller which was declared in favor of the petitioner by Judge Charles w. Fer guson last Saturday, has been appealed by the respondent. The cause involves the payment of fees by the treasurer to the coroner where the warrants are not drawn by the board of revenue.
 The following is a complete list of the appealed cases:
 Circuit Court.
 O'Neal and Carson vs. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company ct al; eject ment case.
 George V. Hess vs Birmingham Rail- way Light and Power company damage suit for personal injuries; Judgment for defendant
 Handy Harris vs Alabama Great South ern Railway company: personal injuries; judgment for defendant. Charles B. Powell, as guardian Of II. M Horton, vs. Ensley Development com pany ct al.; appealed by defendant.
 Samuel R. Posey vs. ,own or North Birmingham; suit for personal injuries' judgment for defendant.
 Kit Geter vs. Central Coal company, personal injury; judgment for defendant.
 Woodliff- Dunlap Furniture company Vs Maysie l.. Young; suit on account; Judg- ment for plaintiff
 Michael Kelly vs. Louisville and Nash Nllle ttdllTOhu tVbiPhiJt . judgment for defendant. Criminal Court.
 William Miller, a negro. murder; sen tenced to hang.
 Jesse B. Bolton, forgery Tn second de- gree; sentenced to two years.
 Frank Richardson assault with intent 10 murder: sentenced to five years.
 Patrick Crawley, vagrancy, to settle point of law.
 City Court. The Birmingham Matinee club vs. M. F. McCarty judgment for defendant and appealed by plaintiff.
 Mary Cogbll vs Louisville and Nash vile railroad; Judgment for plaintiff
 Chicago Portrait company vs. N. ". Robbins; judgment for defendant and ap- pealed by plaintiff
 Commonwealth Cotton Manufacturing company vs. Alabama Great Southern Railway company; judgment for plaintiff and appealed by defendant.
 A. A. Clisby vs. w. c. Clisby, bill Tn chancery to quiet title; appealed by de- fendant and others.
 B. B. Conner versus Louisville and Nash vile Railroad company and The Age Herald Separate cases); judgment for de- fendants and appeal by plaintiff.
 Wood-Dickerson Supply company versus Jennie E. Cocciola ct al; bill to establish lien and appealed by one of the respond ents
 Dunn &Iallende Brothers versus Nor man Webb ct al; judgment for plaintiff and appealed by defendants
 Higgins Manufacturing company versus R. II. Pearson; judgment for defendant and appealed by plaintiff
 M V. Haggard versus Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company, judg- ment for defendant and appeal by de- fendant.
 Gus King versus Southern Railway com pany; judgment for defendant and appeal ed by plaintiff
 Mrs. Ella Loveman versus Hewes and Booth; judgment for plaintiff and appeal ed by defendant
 Jefferson D. Myers versus Birmingham Rolling Mill company; judgment for plain tiff and appealed by defendant.
 A. B. Perdue versus H. B. Abernathy. petition for mandamus; appealed by Per due
 Henry Reeder versus Wilner Coal and Railway company; judgment for defend- ant and appealed by plaintiff.
 William Baker versus M. C. Jackson, ct aI.; appealed by defendant.
 John E. Fuqua versus A. A. Gambill;