The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-10-15
RECORDS OF COURTS

In the circuit court yesterday MORN
ing the jury in the case of Sarah e.
Royal VS.. Peter r. Goss ct al, returned
verdict in favor of the defendants. The
suit was an ejectment case and had been
on trial in the circuit court for five days.
The attorneys for the plaintiff, it is I'M
derstood, will appeal the case to the
supreme court. ~
The suit was over certain property on
Second avenue between Eighteenth AMI
Nineteenth streets. The plaintiff claimed
that she. was forced by her husband 10
sign the deed to the property
In the circuit court yesterday Jeff
Rhodes by next friend. Patsy Johnson,
Walter Johnson by Allen johnson. Jim
johnson by Ellen Johnson, Jordan john
son by Ellen johnson and Joe Crawford
by G. w. Crawford filed petitions
against the Alabama Steel and Wire
company for $4,000 damages each for al
legged malicious prosecution
The regular jury docket will be taken
up in the circuit court Monday morning.
In the chancery court yesterday the
case of Wilson & Brown against the
Berney National bank was dismissed
Chancellor A. II. Benners will go to
jasper loluOIIOW he Will llbld NooAe ~
that place next week.
Probate Judge Samuel f. Greene is still
engaged in hearing the ease, of w. X.
Terry, trustee, which involves $500 dam
ages, which was awarded the estate of a
deceased negro, who, it is claimed, lett
two wives.
Judge Samuel Weaver and Judge Dan
Greene viii change places in the Grim
inal court this week. Judge Weaver Will
preside in the first division and Judge
Greene will preside in the second di-
vision.
In both divisions Of the city court yes
terday Judge Ferguson and Judge Sem
were engaged in hearing motions. In the
second division Willis Chandler VS.. Mrs.
S. F. H. Tarant, a judgment for Sol 80
was awarded the plaintiff
The Jury docket will be taken up in
both divisions of the city court Monday.
In the first division, Judge Charles w.
Ferguson presiding the following cases
have been docketed for Monday: William
e. Yancy VS.. the Southern railway; w. M.
Alexander VS.. Tutwiler Coal and Coke
company; j. G. Roebuck, pro ami. VS..
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
company; Lucy Harris VS.. AMI Golden
company; Mrs. Aba Bookhart VS.. Biz
mingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany; Dotham Botting Works and Manu-
featuring company VS.. Birmingham Bottle
Supply company; j. c. Curran VS.. Ala
bama club, assumpsit; Greenberry Vines
VS. Tutwiler Coal Coke and Iron COM
pany; George Vance vs.. Birmingham
Railway, Light and Power company
Southern Cotton Oil company VS.. IL. w.
English.
In the second division of the city court,
Judge Charles A. Sem presiding, the fol-
| lowing docket has been set for Monday:
A. d. Medlin VS.. Kansas City, Memphis
and Birmingham Railroad company; Ems
| ley City Furnace Land company VS.. j.
e. Fitspa trick, ejectment; Melanson q
| Currier VS.. Rex Shoe company assump-
sit; John Alexander VS.. Jebeles & Gollias.
appeal by defendant; w. P. Wadrop VS..
| Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron
| company; j. N Wade, pro ami, VS..
Harris Transfer company, DANA ges;
| Simon Dinl1in VS.. Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company; Richard Nc