The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-13
Call for the Term.

| The call of the divisions for the No- vember term has been made up The first will come November 1S, being the hearing of cases from Baldwin, Mobile, Clark, Monroe and Washington. The full call Is | as follows:
 | First Divlsion-Composed of cases from | the counties of Baldwin, Clarke, Mobile, Monroe and Washington shall commence on the second Monday in November (No- vember 13, 1905), and the first Monday in | April April ?, 1900, and may continue | one week.
 | Fifth Divislon-Composed of cases from the counties of Chambers, Clifton Coosa, Fillmore, Lee, Macon, Russell and Talla- poosa, shall commence on the third Mon- day in November November 20, 1sO5), and the second Monday in April (April g, 1906), | and may continue one week. | Sixth Diyision-Composed of cases from | the counties of Blount Cullman, Fayette, | Jefferson, Lamar, Marion, Pickens. Tus- | caloosa, Walker and Winston, shall com | mence on the fourth Monday In Novem- | Der November r, 1905), and the third Monday in April (April IS, 19O6), and may | continue two weeks.
 | Third Division-Composed of cases from the counties of Autauga, Butler Conecuh, | Escambia, Lowndes and Montgomery, 1 shall commence on the third Monday af- | ter the fourth Monday in November (De- | cember IS ,1905), and the second Monday l after the fourth Monday in April (May z, 19O6) and may continue one week.
 Seventh Divislon.-Composed of cases
 from the counties of Calhoun, Cherokee. Clay, Cleburne, Etowah, Randolph, Shel- l by, St. Clair and Talladega shall com | mence on the second Monday In January January B. 19O6) and the fifth Monday | after the fourth Monday in April (May
 2S, 19O6), and may continue one week. l Fourth Divlsion-Composed of cases | from the counties of Barbour Bullock | Coffee, Covington. Crenshaw, Dale, Gen
 eva, Henry and Pike. shall commence on
 the third Monday in January (January 15, | 19O6) and the sixth Monday after the | fourth Monday in April (June 4 1906), and | may continue one week.
 | Eighth Division-Composed of cases from
 the counties of Colbert, Franklin Jack 1 son, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone. | Madison. Marshall and Morgan, shall commence on the first Monday after the
 fourth Monday in January (January 29, | l9o6), and the third Monday after the
 fourth Monday in April CMay IA, 19O6). and
 may continue one week.
 l Second Divson-Composed of cases
 rom the counties of Bibb, Choctaw Dal- | 'N'' piNNiiS' iiatS' hditHSO, 1eTFN, sumter | and Wilcox, shall commence on the sec | ond Monday after the fourth Monday in
 January F'ebruary B. 1906). and the sev- | enth Monday after the fourth Monday
 In April (June II, 1900 and may continue | one week.
 Code of Alabama us9s), paragraphs SS2s 1 and 3S30.
 | Cases from the new county of Houston
 Will be embraced In the fourth division.
 New Thing This. | new thing in the office of the gov | ernor has been presented by the sheriff | and solicitor of Jefferson county, in the | return to the state of $30 expense money | of an officer who brought back prisoner
 wanted in that county. It Is very much
 of an unusual thing in the history of the | state.
 Every application for reauisition must | sign an affidavit that the effort is not | for the collection of a debt In other
 words the supposition is that no prisoner | Is to be brought back at the expense of | the state who Is not. so far as the of | ficers know. guilty of a crime that would
 send him to death or servitude.
 Therefore. it turns out that there is
 no return of expense as there is no com
 promise. In this case however, 1t seems | that the alleged crime was robbery or
 embezzlement, and when the accused
 came back a compromise was reached
 which resulted in a stoppage of prosecu- l state was counted in and the money has l.. AL