The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-18
RECORDS OF COURTS

A number of petitions were filed in the
 city court yesterday by the Southern Realty company to recover considerable
 property on Second avenue between
 Twenty-thrd and Twenty-fourth streets.
 The petitions also ask for considerable sums for the detention of the property
 by the present occupants.
 The question of the ownership of cer- tain lot on Second avenue between Eigh-
 teen and Nineteenth street, will again be
 tested in the city court. Yesterday
 number of petitions were filed by Mrs.
 Margaret Milton, Arthur and Edward
 Royal, minors, Sarah F. Royal and Alice
 Royal against Dick Ray, or Richard Ray
 to recover the ownership of the property
 together with S10,000 damages for alleged
 detention.
 Last week the case of Sarah E. Royal
 ys. Peters F. Goss ct al, property was
 concerned was tried in the circuit court
 and resulted In a verdict in favor or the defendant
 In the first division of the city court yesterday Judge Charles E. Ferguson,
 presiding, a verdict was rendered for the defendant in the case of Lucy Harris Ns. the Amzi Golden company. Tn the second division the case of Sam
 DenlSins vs. the Birmingham Electric and Railway company, which has been on trial for the past two days, went to the jury
 short time before the adjournment or the court.
 During the morning session yesterday In the second division of the city court Mrs.
 Etta Ayers who was on the witness
 stand, became suddenly i'll. Judge Senn
 temporarily adjourned court and came down from the bench and gave Mrs. Ayers his arm, leading her into the clerks of- flee where Dr. Gillespy gave the patient the necessary medical attention.
 The following cases were disposed of In the circuit court yesterday:
 Eliza Dawson vs. MacAfee company;
 Judgment for plaintiff by consent for s2OO. Benjamin Dawson vs. MacAfee com
 pany; judgment for plaintiff by consent. Papers were filed in the probate judges office yesterday incorporating the Su-
 burban Land company. The capital stock
 is s5000 and the president of the company is Gen. R. D. Johnston.
 The probate judge has issued the fol- | lowing marriage licenses: Wallace J. Jones and Miss Margaret Kelso D. w. Burnett and Miss Rosetta Wittiam, Haywood Johnson and Miss | Cora McMahan, Charles c. Shell and Miss
 Della Hancock, Andrew Nipp and Miss Eliza Kune.
 The case of James M. Wade vs. the | Harris Transfer and Warehouse com | pany Is still on trial in the circuit court l In the first division of the criminal court the case of John W. Rice, charged | with assault with a weapon, went to the | jury late yesterday afternoon. 
 Andrew Sneed, charged with assault and battery. was found guilty by the | jury yesterday and he was fined s100. The board of revenue was In regular session yesterday morning. The work of repainting and renovating the interior of the court house was formally accepted The cost of the Improvements were S333S A number of applications were received | for new roads, but no definite action rel ative to the public roads was taken. A resolution was passed abolishing the de- tention camp established at the out break of the yellow fever at New Or | leans.
 The petition relative to the alleged un- sanitary condition of Valley creek was fo ha r,tt