The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-28
RECORD OF COURTS

There were no suits filed in any of the courts yesterday and it is expected that everything will be rather quiet during the remainder of the week. The clerks in the probate court the tax collectors office and the office of the tax assessor were the only ones kept busy during the day, and they had their hands full Quite number of people called and paid their property and poll taxes. The court of flcials who have been away on their Christmas vacations are beginning to re- turn to their desks and preparations are being made for the January terms of the different courts.
 In the city court, the week beginning Monday, January l. will be devoted by the judges of both divisions to the settle ment of the pleadings in all jury cases set for January, February and March. Judge senn will preside In the first divis- ion in January and March, and in the second division in February.
 Judge Ferguson will preside in the first division in February and in the second division in January and March Beginning Monday, he will take up tho pleadings in jury cases to be tried be- fore him in those months. The bar docket in both divisions of the city court will be very heavy after Monday. January <, and the business for the first month will be record breaker.
 The circuit court will reconvene next Monday, but no docket has been set for that day. Civil and non-jury cases are set for Tuesday as follows:
 Lawrence Sims vs Birmingham Rail- way. Light and Power company, damages; w. J. Martin; Hugh Morrow
 A. L. Jones vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. damages W. J. Martin; Hugh Morrow.
 The Alabama State Land company vs. D. D. Sherrlll, ejectment Smith & Smith; Shugart & Bell.
 Doster- -Northngton Drug company vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany, damages ;Hlnds Peevey; w. l. l Grubb.
 H. II. Goldsteln. trustee, vs. Southern Railway company, assumpslt; Hinds Peevey; James Weatherly.
 Carrie Logan vs. Christina Stirling, damages Lowry & Moore; Frank Decd meyer.
 Annie Morris vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company appeal by de- fendant, Pinkney Scott; Hugh Morrow.
 Bob Turner vs. St. Louis and San Fran cisco Railroad company. appeal by de- fendant, Pinkney Scott; William M. Wal ker
 Q ~ I IIo I Nashville Railroad company appeal by defendant George Huddeston; W. I. Grubb.
 J. C. Triplett vs. Seaboard Air Line Railway company, appeal by defendant. Hollis B. Parrish; Tillman, Grubb, Brad ley & Morrow.
 James Kennedy vs. S. J. Brown, appeal by defendant; Lowry X Moore.
 stedman Hosey vs Birmingham Rail- way. Light and Power company, damages, w K Smith; Hugh Morrow.
 Richard w Massey vs. W. II. Graham assumpslt; Kerr X Haley II. c. sel- heimer.
 M. F. Webb Real Estate and Building company vs. Bane Brothers Investment company assumpsit; M. L. Ward; John | H. Miller.
 Marriage licenses were issued in the probate court yesterday to the following John W. Orr to Miss Louise Gaston. j. Monroe Partain to Miss Maggie Cole man.
 John E. Shirley to Miss Birdie A. Will l Hams.
 Henry Hathcock to Miss Dora Clark. l S. H. Brieley to Mrs. Lele l.. Duren. Tom B. Smith to Miss Rosebud Dodge. 1 W. J. Dempster to Miss Elizabeth C. l Williams.
 John Svihora to Miss Fannie Estele l Myait
 Joseph H. Lehman to Miss Corinne l Ruby Hochstadler.
 
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