The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-29
Circuit Court.


 Judge A. A. Coleman, presiding: The bar docket for the continuation of the fall term of the circuit court will be ready for distribution within two weeks time. The continuation of the fall term commences on Monday, February 27 and ends March 5. The special term will commence Monday March 6, and con- tinue until Saturday March Il. The spring term of the court will commence on March 27 and continue until June 30, when the court will adjourn for the summer.
 Juries will be organized for the week tomorrow and the docket taken up.
 Tomorrow's docket:
 No. 17e--Charley Dixon vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company; dam ages. Attorneys: Montgomery 8s Smith; Walker Percy.
 No. 176l--E w. Rucker vs. George W. Morgan ct als., assumpsit. Attorneys: Benners & Benners; Denson & Denson. No. 175s-James McCann vs. Bessemer Land and Improvement company, dam ages Attorneys: Frank s. White & Sons; w. l. Grubb.
 No. 1757-A. J. Levett vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages. Attorneys: Bowman. Harsh 6s Beddow; Hugh Morrow. l No. 1752-Mrs. Sallie s. Morgan vs. F. c. Sheppard, damages. Attorneys Bow man, Harsh & Beddow; Capaniss & Weakley
 No. 1751-Louis Hill vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, l damages. Attorneys Bowman, Harsh X BeGs----c Hugh Morrow No 1744-E. M. Penny vs. Peoples Home Telephone company. damages. Attorneys Denson & Denson; Weatherly. Under wood & Thach.
 No. 17oS-Mary Clements and others vs. Alabama Great Southern Railway com pany, damages. Attorneys: J. 0. King A G. Smith.
 No. 1713-J F. Holden vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company damages. Attorneys: Frank $. Whlte @ Sens; Hugh Morrow.
 No 17S6-Herman School vs. August School; assumpsit. Attorneys John B' White; Denson & Denson.
 Jury Ven.re.
 The following is the jury venire for this week: Y. D. Frazer, Precinct 37, farm CT; Handy Ware, 24, unknown; M. Rid dick, 21, unknown; A. c. Appleberry, 20 dairyman; R. E. McEver, 46, farmer Elias Gussfeld, 37, collector; T. J. Mar shall, 10, carpenter; Andrew Morgan, IT. miner; W. c. Adams, 37, engineer; ". C. Madden, 2l, foreman; w. c. Shackleford q, coal operator; Ben Reeves, 27, farmer P. J. Montgomery 45, saloonist; A. B. Sudduth, AS, real estate; M. P. Messer, 21, insurance; J. D. Drennen, 46 merchant w D. Croker, 30, farmer J. E. Foster 2, painter; Walter Kendriok, a, rolling mill; J. H. Beasley, 20. watchman; Jim Funderberg 8, miner; J. s. Graham, 37, watchman; w. S. Murphy, 21, bookkeeper; r. Slater, 43, farmer; F. J. McAdory, 2 farmer; J. R. Wilson, 3S, storekeeper; R. F. Kimble, 45 watchmaker F. T. Scott, 33, newsdealer; F. G. Smith, 15, farmer; J. r. Meeks, 10, foreman; w. D. Mo Carty 2S, lumber dealer; T. D. Moore, 20, unknown; George Caugh, ?, moulder; James Roper, 3S, farmer; R. M. Vines, l, farmer; G. J. Burkhart, 21, brewer.
 City Court of Birmingham. FIRST DIv1sIoN-Judge Charles w. Ferguson presiding:
 son presiding:
 The damage suit of B. O. Watkins vs. Mrs. Sarah M. Burgamy is still on trial.
 Judge Charles A, Senn will preside in the first division and Judge Charles w. l Ferguson in the second division this week. Tomorrows docket in first division: | No. 1a6-Lousville and Nashville Rail- road company vs the Guaranty of North America; damages. Attorneys, w. l. Grubb; w. o. Harris and Smith & Weath- | erly.
 | No. 15590-E. l.. Higdon Brokerage com pany vs J. c. Brocato; appeal by de- l fendant Attorneys. Stallings, Gaston & NeSmith; Ward x Drennen.
 No. 15997-Marie Hurley vs Birmingham | Railway, Light and Power company; damages. Attorneys, Denson & Denson; Hugh Morrow
 1 No. 16000-1iza Owens vs. Birmingham | Railway. Light and Power company; damages. Attorneys, Dill & Allen Hugh | Morrow.
 No. l6q7-John Wade vs. American Ice | and Industrial company; damages. At torneys, M. l.. Ward; Dill & Allen. | No. 16019-Janette N. Lynn vs. Sloss- | Sheffield Steel and Iron company; dam- | ages. Attorneys, R. J. Wheeler and Ar thur L. Brown; Tillman, Grubb Bradley
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