The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-16

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 company; Alex Kelley vs. Joe Slaughter
 ct al; H. T. Beggs vs. H. P. Lawson ct
 al: Sadie Moseley pro ami vs. Alabama
 Penny Savings hank; John T. Bowman.
 administrator. vs. the Tennessee Coal,
 Iron and Railroad company; Ives Street pro ami vs. Alabama Supply company.
 Second division-,J. M. Meeks vs. W. D, Hansberger, ct all; J. W. Wilgo Vs. BIT mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany; o. W. Stradborn vs. E. E. Harmon D. J. Barton vs National Chemical com
 pany; J. W. Robertson vs. the Western Union Telegraph company; Phillips Jeffi- l tina vs the Pioneer Mining and Manufae- 1 turing company ct al; Charlotte smith ct all vs. Jesse Taylor ct al. Laura Mar
 tin vs. Charles A. Brown ct al; Mary J. Tomerlin vs. the Birmingham Belt Rail- road company.
 Register Altman yesterday forenoop conducted sale at public auction in front l of the main door of the court house or certain real estate in the suit in chan cery of Joseph Pumilia vs. Annie Troul- l Has. The property in question consists or 1 two lots in Ensley and the highest price
 bid was $350
 1 Later Register Altman reported to the
 court the result of the sale and the chan
 cellor ordered that the matter remain l over one day to allow for the ming or eA- | captions, if any there be.
 Other business transacted in the chan-
 cory court yesterday was as follows
 Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham vs. the Birmingham Water Works company. submitted for a. decree on a motion filed by the defendant after argument. Town of Woodlawn vs. M. B. Coe, de- l cree overruling a demurrer to cross bill. The court allowed thirty days for the re-
 spondent to the cross bill to file an an- 1 swer.
 The "bull' case, which was the subject Of much fun-malling among lawyers and clerks in the circuit court was disposed
 of finally yesterday, in an order entered | upon the records of the circuit court. It
 was the case of M. B. Herrin vs. T. w. 1 Riddle.
 The case has been pending in the court l about a year, Herrin having sued Riddle l for $500 damages for injuries done to a bull owned by plaintiff, and which was 1 said ito have entered a lot owned by de- l fendant and which was not enclosed by 1 lawful fence.
 l The case was settled outside of court, the defendant agreeing to pay the costs. | It was stated the costs amounted to over $100. Other business transacted In the cir cult court was as follows: l William Williams vs. the Southern rail- 1 way, judgment by consent for $25. I dismissed by plaintiffs attorneys. The case of Nancy Ann Moore. admin I istratrx of the estate of J. A. Moore vs. l the Atlanta and Birmingham Air Line railroad, was taken up and not com pleted. It will doubtless be finished this morning Tn this case the plaintiff sued 1 the defendant company for sS00Oo dam ages for the death of J. A. Moore. 
 The following cases are on the docket of the circuit court for today: | ". B. Yaw vs. Legrand Pearson: R. H. Thomas vs. M. N. Due ct all A. C. Ste- l phenson vs West Pratt Coal company; l Carter Williams, administrator, vs. the | Alabama Great Southern Railroad con- pany; Charles G. Lawrence vs J. W. Me- | Queen.
 l The following jurors for the present week were selected in the circuit court yesterday:
 Jury No. ID. B. Anthony Walter Me- Williams, c. B. Radcliffe. B. P. Grain, W. B. Smith. c. w. Henry, Jake Harts- field. G. H. Rhodes, J. D. Bovelace, J. H. Riley, w. J. Mccormack, T. J. Batdon.
 Jury No. 2---J. J. Hayes. John Lavender, B. Jones, Joseph Burkgart, George Whitfield, F. w. Hide, O. W. Goodson, T.. W. Burgin, John Buhl Thomas R. Jones, J. B. Sandifer, s. R. Bentley. 
 A number of prisoners were released from the county jail yesterday, the grand jury having returned no true bills in their cases The prisoners made happy were Henry Patrick and Andrew Tet- stone held for murder; Pig Posey, held for forgery; Henry McMillan, held for false pretenses; Ed Johnson, held for ar son, and Nellie Maxwell, held for assault and battery with a weapon.
 Will Harmon, Sr., Will Harmon, Jr.. and John Harmon, father and two sons were released from custody by the sheriff yesterday at the order of A justice of the peace at Lewisburg. The men were charged with arson. in that 1t was all legged they had conspired to destroy by fire store and dwelling house near Lew isburg.
 An examination into the charge was held before the justice at Lewisburg yes- terday, and it was brought out that there was no grounds for the charge. The men were thereupon ordered discharged
 Papers of incorporation for the Southern Security and TruSA company of Birmng ham were filed inthe probate court yes- terday afternoon. The incorporators and directors are Thomas c. Cairns, ". A. Davis and Charles Denegre, all of Bir- mingham.
 The capital stock of the new company is s5000, all which has been subscribed by the incorporators. The company is to do a general business in the way of making loans, negotiating notes, and other fnan- cial lines. The officers are Thomas C.. Cairns, president; w. A. Davis, vice presl- dent and Charles Denegre, secretary and general manager, and the general place of business will be Birmingham. 
 Philip Roberts, who lives near the Vim berly school house. yesterday swore out a warrant against Prof. Charles Harrison principal of the school, charging him with assault and battery upon Clarence Ann Roberts, daughter of the complainant
 The daughter who is said to be only IA years old, accompanied her father to the court house, and stated to the of ticials that she had been beaten by the principal last Friday, for infractions of the school rules.
 Professor Harrison was in the court house, and his bond was signed by Super intendent of Education I. w. McAdory and R. C.. Hewitt, in the sum of $500. The prin- cipal admitted having punished the girl. but denied having really harmed her to any extent.
 Licenses to marry were issued at the probate court yesterday to the following persons:
 Emory Lee Durham and Miss Daisy Reeves Russell Hunt and Miss Jennie Catherine Hood, George A. Fish and Mrs. Dora D. Tate, vincenzo vela and Miss Cristina Bottiglieri, J. w. Adaway and Miss Mary IsheI1 Iap,oe Tax and Mice