The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-28
RECORD OF COURTS

lHo Jury yesterday ndnueu m 102 true bills, the majority of them against persons now in jail or out on bond There were no announcements made as to the persons indicted and not yet in custody but there was issued q list of indicted persons who are held by the jury or who have made bond for their appearance for trial when summoned.
 Contrary to the expectation of the clerks and officials in the court house, the grand jury did not adjourn yesterday The session yesterday was brief, and the grand jury adjourned for the day before noon. Several more sessions are to be held by that body, and 1t may be another week before adjournment will be taken
 The following is a list of the persons indicted and now in custody or out on bond:
 George Foley. Sam Haynes, Charlie Brooks, Charles Johnson. Robbery-Win Smith, R. H. Harris.
 Burglary and Grand Larceny--George Wier, John Dorsey, Julius Murdock, Char lie McDole. alias Charlie McDade; Elliott Talbott, alias Curley; Charles Carmi- chael and Sam Williams; Ed Cooper. Tom Sullivan. Tobe Johnson. Henry Fields, Sarah Harris, Abe Nunnally.
 Grand larceny, which includes charges of larceny from the person. larceny from stores, larceny from dwellings: Maggie Jackson, Pearl Howard, Will Bryant Wal ter Jackson, Will Wilson. Jesse Davis, Jeff Black, Jim Brown, L. W. Evans Jesse Mcconnell, Archie Lee, Oswald Kar- tus, Will Erwin Gus Johnson, John Red- den, Will Williams, George Buford, Smith Reynolds, Will Allen.
 Petty larceny: J. A. Anderson, H. L. Conger, William Driscoll. w. c. Stiff, John Brown, Joseph Pampanilla, Judge Smith, Louis Lovett, Anderson Mason. Assault with intent to murder; Fred Spencer, Tom Powell. Forgery (second degree): George H. Bennett, three indictments; J. c. Has selton, two indictments.
 Assault and battery with weapon: Will Taylor. Charles Scott. Greedy Ferguson, Tom Starks. Receiving stolen property: Jesse Sims, Jake Williams.
 Carrying concealed weapon: Tom Reed Judge Weaver yesterday passed sentence in the first division of the criminal court on the prisoner convicted during the week. The sentences were as follows: | w. A. Stonecipher, criminal assault, twenty years at hard labor. Sam Henderson, convicted of murder, twenty years at hard labor
 Ike Horton, convicted of murder for killing his wife. twenty years at hard labor
 Henry Jones. convicted of murder, fif teen years at hard labor. Matte Ware convicted of man. slaughter, ten years at hard labor. Notice of appeal was given in this case. and a stay of execution was granted. John William Lytle, convicted some weeks ago Of forgery In the second de- gree, and who had filed notice of an ap- peal, asked leave to recall his notice of l appeal and to be sentenced This was granted and he was sentenced to serve two years at hard labor.
 All the above-named prisoners were | turned over to the agents of the coal min ing company which has the contract for | their services.
 | Judge Greene held no session in the sec- ond division of the criminal court yester- day. He devoted the day to looking up the records in a number of cases pending be- fore his division of the court. | The following cases are on the docket of the first division of the criminal court for | Monday:
 Charles Jackson, murder; Albert Jones, murder; Jim Kirby, murder; Hardy | Brown. murder; Charles Counter, mur- der; Lizzie Bowers, alias Lizzie Bowen, murder.
 | The docket in the second division of the criminal court contains the following cases for trial Monday: i R. B. Adams, assault; Samantha Ed wards, abusive language Sarilla Lewis, abusive language; Tom Conner, carrying 8 concealed pistol U. F. Eller pointing a pistol; Robert Marshall. abandonment of family Martha Gilbert, embezzement; Lonnie Blake, assault and battery Lloyd 1 Thomas, assault and battery with q weapon; May Jones, assault and battery; Alice Whitesides, abusive language. John Whalen, more than 60 years old and who has been held at the county jail ] or charge of grand larceny, was re- leased yesterday. the grand jury having brought in no true bill in his case. 
 The case of George E. Harrison vs. Hinton E, Carr. in the ehancery court was passed yesterday and will be taken up for argument on demurrers Janu- ary 30.
 In the case of Paul Cole vs. D. M. Hors- ley, the register made an order of publi- cation of the testimony.
 Only minor matters were handled by the city court yesterday, in both divis- ions. Arguments of motions were taken up in the second division.
 The following new suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 D. w. Graybill vs. ths Palos Coal and Coke company, for $265694. money paid by plaintiff at defendants request.
 Ira F. Rothermel vs the Palos Coal and Coke company, for $1460. Al. money paid by plaintiff at defendants request.
 The following cases are on the docket