The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-23
RECORD OF THE COURTS
Circuit Court.

Fall term of the circuit court begins to-
morrow Judge Coleman will open court
at noon This will be non-jury week. The
docket Is a large one and parties, attor-
neys and witnesses will be expected ia
assist the court in the dispatch of bush
ness by prompt attendance.
Mondays Docket.
G. w. Papot vs. Mr.. Lutte Howard; @.
w. Papot vs. Mr.. L. II. Montgomery;
Lawrence Sims VS. Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company; A. L. Jones
VS.. Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company; The Alabama Land com
pany VS.. d. d. Sheriff.: Doster-Northing
ton Drug company VS.. Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company; Carrie Lo-
gan VS.. Christine Sterling; Annie Morris
VS.. Birmingham Railway. Light and
Power company; Bob Turner VS.. st. Louis
and San Francisco Railroad company;
e. e. George & Co, VS.. Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company; ]. c. Trip
lett VS.. Seaboard Air Line Railroad COM
pany; Richard w Massey VS.. W. H. era
ham; Richard w. Massey VS.. John j,
With; C. N Freeman VS.. N. W. Scott;
Jim Vermilllon VS.. w. D. Paris; II. o,
Collar VS.. w. D. Paris; Birmingham
( Paint Mills VS.. M J. Gregg. ct al j.
Jaffe VS.. William II. Washington; J. II.
billiard VS.. Birmingham Mining and Con-
tracing company; City Loan and Banking
company VS.. Kansas City, Memphis and
Birmingham Railroad company, (three
suits.
Court Officials.
| A. A. Coleman. Judge, 222S Arlington
avenue. Bell phone 1o47
Walter X. McAdory circuit clerk, 1918
South Thirteenth street. Peoples phone
1865
Walter L. Howard deputy clerk. 912
South Thirteenth street. Peoples phone
2143
John p. Evans, official stenographer.
Peoples phone 1912
New Suits Filed.
General Brazler VS.. Avondale Mills
Plaintiff claims of the defendant $4,000
as damages for personal injuries alleged
to have been sustained through the negli-
gence of one of the defendants agents
in permitting the plaintiff to operate a
machine whereby he had the fingers Of
one hand cut off.
Chancery Court.
John Boddie VS.. Jane Hernott, ct al
Submitted on motion to dismiss original
bill.
Criminal Court.
In the first division of the criminal
court yesterday morning Judge Greene
sentenced the prisoners convicted the pre-
vious week.
Those whose cases have been appealed
will have their sentence suspended await
ing the action of the supreme court. The
| following is a list OF the names and terms
| of Imprisonment:
Ed Mann, assault with intent to MUIR
der two years. Charles McNeal, assault
and battery, ten days; VIII Billingsley.
grand larceny, one year; Jim Davis, grand
larceny, eighteen months; Eugene Dem
mis-, grand larceny, twelve months, Zap
pealed); Fred Suttles, assault with weap-
on. twenty days; VIII Gardner. grand lar
ceny. two years; Arthur Moore, grand
larceny two years; Ed Easley, grand lar
ceny, two years appealed; Lee Hall.
grand larceny, five years in penitentiary;
VIII Gibson. grand larceny, five years in
penitentiary.
! The grand jury adjourned yesterday
after a two weeks session and will meet
again on November 5.
| Contrary to general expectation it made
no report beyond handing down a list of
indictments. SO in number, most of them
being non-capital felonies. Frank Blssett,
the white man charged with shooting
his sister-in-law on Avenue b about four
months ago. was indicted for murder In
the first degree. M. b. Chandler was in
dicted for murder In the second degree
and had bond fixed at $780, Walter Olive
and wife. Matte Olive. were indicted for
the murder of Dave Beavers. Walter
Olive has not been arrested. Frank Har-