The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-06
RECORDS OF COURTS

NEOONDS OF OOUKlS
 The Jury in the circuit court was dis missed yesterday and Judge Coleman was engaged during the afternoon in the set clement of cases.
 The following cases were disposed of yesterday in the circuit court: Alder vs Hoffman & McNeil, judgment for s1S7 for the plaintiff; Peter F. Goss vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany, dismissed; John N. Wright vs. the Mutual Fidelity company, dismissed; Jackson Hidges, pro ami. vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, judg- ment by consent for the plaintiff for $25; l.. McMekin vs. the Sloss-Sheffeld Steel and Iron company, judgment by consent for the plaintiff for $1O0; Robert Sullivan vs the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, dismissed; Steiner Bros. vs T. J. Garner, judgment for plaintiff for $102.3S; Claude Brewer, administrator of John Bizzell vs. Woodward Iron com pany, judgment by consent for the plain tiff for s30O w. WI Overstreet vs. c. J. Herndon, judgment for the plaintiff for $4S.5S.
 The following jury has been drawn for next weeks session of the circuit court: R, M. Millican, H. D. Hopper, Isaac Fields w. E. Woodman, J. M. Waldrof, George Trameli. w. L. Metcalf. R. P. McDavd, Gilbert L. Clapp, Charles Eek rell L. F. Paceley, D. Foucett, Adolphus Mar@' John Vandiver, Fred Brucker, w. L. Settle, J. c. Jarrett, M. J. Collins J. H. Yeast, c. w. Colgan, G. w. Cham bers, H. c. Cosby, Phillips Eff, Louis Schilinger, S. c. Brinkmeyer, F. M. Fletcher, William Bell, A. H. Hyde, James D. Walker, E. H. Fuqua, E. D. Taylor, Ely Davis, H. l. Desker, J. l.. Sloss, P. L. Halcomb, Joe Slater.
 The settlement of pleadings are still being heard in both divisions of the city court. The regular docket will be taken up next week.
 Petitions were filed in the city court yesterday asking that cases of Mary Harrell, U. c. Mason and E. w. Williams vs the Southern railway be transferred to the southern division of the United States court for the northern district of Alabama.
 Judge Daniel A. Greene, judge of the first division of the criminal court, yes- terday dismissed all jurors in the crimi- nal court for the week. No more cases will be heard in this division until Mon- day. The cases of J. A. Turner, former mayor of Adamsville, and Joe Crowley of the same town, charged with murder. which were set for trial in the criminal court yesterday, have been continued un- til the next term of the court
 Prisoners who have been convicted dur ing the week in the criminal court will be sentenced next Saturday by Judge Daniel A. Greene and Judge Samuel Weaver.
 Chancellor Benners rendered a decree yesterday in the case of William M. Walker. administrator. vs. Virginia T. Walker ct al, directing a reference to be held to ascertain whether or not certain property shall be sold by the administra- tor.
 
 W. J. Milner filed bill in the chan cery court yesterday aginst W. T. Massey for the purpose of quieting the title of certain property near Fulton Springs.
 The case of A. J. Terrel vs. M T. Lew man X Co.,, assumpsit, was dismissed by the plaintiff in the second division of the city court yesterday.
 
 The following suits for damges have been filed in the city court: George c. Buckill vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company, s2o.0oO. for alleged injuries received by falling from a Bes- semer car September sO
 Myron A. Raymond vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for $1O.0O0 damages for injuries claimed to have been received by car of the com pany.
 l.. H. Warner vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for $i5.O0O. in jures alleged to have been received by falling from Powderly car September l5.
 Articles of incorporation were filed in the probate judges office yesterday af- ternoon. incorporating the Birmingham Brokerage company The incorporators are W. s. Hall, A. E. Smith and R. A. Smith; capital stock $2000.
 Papers have been filed in the pro bate judges office incorporating the Ems ley Realty company, with capital stock of s12,OO0. The officers are Fred Kraft president. and D. F. Sugg. secretary and treasurer.
 The following marriage licenses were issued by the probate judge yesterday; Clarance l.. Moss of Warrior and Miss Flossie E. wood; John Patterson and Miss Ella Dawson; Charles M. Stewart and Miss V. Levie; B. H. Smith and Miss Willie May vardaman; Henry Brackman, Lewisburg, and Miss Mamie Smith; James Dnnegan, Birmingham, and Mrs. Leila