The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-18
RECORDS OF COURTS

The chancery court resumed the docket yesterday after weeks recess, during which time Chancellor Benners held court in Walker county.
 The following dispositions were made Henry Barnard vs James C. Miles ct al; decree allowing substitution of eer- tain papers upon terms.
 Caroline F. Donahue vs George F Donahuei motion to dismiss overruled and demurrer sustained
 W. H. Hutchinson vs. J. T. Palmer: submitted upon motion to dismiss and demurrer.
 Mike Mccarty vs Sarah Jones ct ali; decree ovefruling demurrer
 William Berry vs. William Bibby ct al; decree extending time for amend ment
 Alabama National Bank vs Coal City Coal and Coke company ct al.; decree setting aside decree pro confesso.
 Joe 0. Morris ct al vs. Louisa M. Car roll; decree ordering sale.
 Anna D. Mordecai ct al vs. J. P. Tut hill ct al decree pro confesso against respondents.
 
 session until June 20, when recess will be taken until August 20.
 The Southern Railway company paid one of the largest judgments ever al- lowed in Alabama yesterday when they presented voucher to Clerk Walter Howard of the circuit court calling for s20, 6ss s4
 The Judgment was allowed the plain tiff in the case of Mrs. Gertrude J. Jones as administrative of the estate of Hilbert N. Jones vs. the Southern Railway company Tho Judgment Itself was for s1e.0Oo but the remainder of the amount paid by the company was for the costs In the courts
 The plaintiff sued to recover damages for the death of her husband, which. 1t Is alleged, occurred some three years ago. when he was a conductor on the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. by a train of the defendant colllding with the street car on which the deceased was employed The judg- ment was allowed in the circuit court. but the defendants appealed the case to
 
 nrmed the decision of the lower court. Frank s. White & Sons represented the plaintiff.
 The following articles of incorporation were filed in the probate court yesterday: E. s. Bell Lumber con.pany; capital stock s25,ooo. The following are the in- corporators board of directors and officers of the new company: D. S. Bell, pres ident; W. B. Catchings, vice president; B. s. Catchings, secretary and treasurer. The company will commence business in this city when $9S00 has been paid in.
 Alabama Loan and Investment com pany; capital stock, $JoO0. The officers directors and incorporators of the com pany are J. w. Lindsey, president and treasurerl W. T. Lathem, secretary, and c. H. McRae, general manager Business will commence with a capital of $2sO0. Annie Jackson filed suit in the city court against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company for 5000. She alleges that she was unlawfully elected from a car of the defendant running be- tween Birmingham and Ensley on April 20 1905.
 Howard Smith has filed suit in the same court against George Pagan for 5000. claiming that his property in King ston was greatly damaged by m over flow, caused by the negligence of the de- fendant on July 1, 1905.
 The following marriage licenses were is sued from the probate court yesterday: Beckwith Wilson, F,nsley, and Miss Naomi Elizabeth Sigler.
 Sam Tumberrello, Cardiff, and Miss LII lie Mulkins.
 Richard Thomas Sheppard, Birming ham, and Miss Lillian Louis Bernard Demonteir)