The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-02
RECORDS OF COURTS

The attention of the circuit court, Judge A. A. Coleman presiding, was engaged yesterday in the trial of the case of W. A. Hutchinson vs. Jebeles & Colias.
 A suit was filed in the circuit court yesterday by Kate Lee against Dr. Frank Snedecor for s5000 damages. It is claimed In the suit that on October '. 1905, the defendant went to the house where plain tiff was boarding and spoke to the plain tiff in rude and indecent manner Plain tiff being at the time unwell, the manner of the defendant caused the plaintiff to grow worse, and as proximate conse- plaintiff was caused to suffer great men, tai and physical pain, and put to great expense for medicine and the attention of a physician to her great damage to the amount of 5000. hence this suit"
 The lawyers for the plaintiff are Kelley, Middleton and Thomas.
 The United States court will convene on Tuesday. Judge Thomas c. Jones may ap- point the referees to succeed Referees Ferguson and Trimble. The applicants for that office are the present referees and United States Commissioner Alex c. Birch Much interest has been shown in the ap- pointment of the referees and each man has large number of supporters.
 City court, first division, Judge Senn presiding:
 Jury in the case of Annie Hogg against the Birmingham Railway, Light and fat to
 Case of O. D. Stewart against R. H. Drummonds; verdict of s75 in favor of plaintiff.
 In the second division, Judge Ferguson presiding;
 Thomas G. Burk ct al., trustees, against Hoffman & Neal judgment for plain tiff in the amount of s241.s4.
 Galloway Coal company against G. Her bert Ellerbee; dismissed for want of pros ecution.
 In chancery court Chancellor Benners disposed of the following business:
 Isaac LeFlevre vs Florence M. Alfred ct al; appointment of Spire Whitaker as guardian ad Item.
 Anna Mordecai vs. James P. Tuthill; uecree cOni1fHlS register ttpofl dS to fees for solicitor and guardian ad litem.
 The docket in the same court for to- morrow Is as follows:
 William N. Hand vs. Julia A. Moran.
 Mamie Taliferro ct al, vs. Evie TaI- iferro ct al
 Mary E. Thornton vs. Honora Mansfield ct al.
 Warrior River Coal and Land company vs. board of trustees of the University of Ala abama.
 The grand jury will reconvene next Monday morning, November 6. after re- cess of several months. A number of important cases will be investigated by the grand jury as several prisoners have been bound over to await the action of that body by the justices of the peace courts during the past few weeks.
 In addition to the regular investigation of the criminal cases County Auditor Robert A. Morris will submit his annual report to the grand jury. It is probable that Mir Morris will make number of important recommendations to the grand jury relative to the conduct of the af- fairs of the county.
 The report of Auditor Morris always contains number of interesting facts relative to the financial condition of the county. Mir Morris has been working on this report for several weeks and he will have it ready to submit to the grand jury in a few days after the reconvening of the grand jury
 In the probate court, Judge Samuel E. Greene was engaged in hearing the appli- cations of Mary Brown and Lula Coleman in the case of William Brown alias Cole man Both women claim to be the widow of the intestate and the question is in the hands of Judge Greene to decide who is the widow.
 Real estate transfers:
 Mary M Lee and husband to Robert E. White part of lots l, ?. B. 4, block 64, Birmingham consideration, 5000.
 Central Investment company to P P. Goggins and Julius Jones lot 1. block S1, Birmingham; consideration, 5000.
 Marriage licenses:
 G. R. Smith. Bessemer, and Mrs. Evie Masley. W
 Patrick Hughes. East Birmingham. and Mrs Irene Doyle.
 John Hannes, Birmingham. and Mrs. Bernice Bagley.
 Joseph P. Smith. New York, and Miss May Schley Billups, Birmingham.
 Arthur J. O'Keefe. New<York, and Miss Estelle V. Zimmerman, Cincinnati.
 John w. Nagley. Ensley. and Miss Isa- belle Bates.