The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25
REHEARNGS DENIED
TwENTY-FwO APPLICATIONS PASS
 ED ON BY JUSTICES.
Supreme Court for Second Time HoIan that Heafn is the Ceunty Seat Sf Clehurme~-OtheR
 Cases


 The Supreme Court of Alabama yes. terday disposed of twenty-five applf- cations for rehearings in cases that have been heretofore decided by the Court
 The most interesting of the applica- tions was that of Bud Owens of Cle- burne County, who sought to have set aside recent decision of the court which held that Hefin. and not Ed- wardsville. was the County seat of C1e- burne. The Court overruled the ap- plication thereby reafnrming It's fornf- CT opinion.
 Owens originally sought . writ Of prohibition to keep from being tria0 in the court at Hehin. He held that Hef- lin was not the County seat The Court decided against him and on an appli- cation for rehearins deci Jed yester- day for the second time that Hsfin ia the legal County seat Of Cleburne
 In another application for q rehsaf- tng the court by denying the applica- ton holds that mining companies must provide two entrances to mines in ace eordance with the State law. This is to protect the lives of miners. This was an action brought by the Howeiis Mining Company against Chief Mine Inspector John Nj Gray.
 The list of applications passed uSom
 
 thereupou Is as follows:
 Gulf Red Cedar Company, st al. ve. Louise Crenshaw, ct al. arpeaI from Butler Chancery Court: application granted. decree of reversal set aside and decree appealed from affirmed.
 A. A. Gambill vs. John F. Fuqua, ap- peal from Birmingham City Court. ar- pfication overruied
 Gaunt Crebs vs. Elise ". Fowler, arS peal from Mobile Chancsry Court. ap- plicatlon overruled.
 Howelis Mining Company vn John M Gray. appeal from Bfbb CifeuitScourt, application overruied.
 A. B. Ware. administrator, vi. r c. Bnreh. ct al.. appeal from Russell prr- bate Court. application nverruied. --rsWillie Emma Norwood vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. ap- peal from Limestone Chaneery Court, opinion modified and application over ruled.
 Ed. Garth. pro ami vs. North Ala batna Traction Company, appeal from Morgafl Circuit Court. application granted. judgment of affirmation set aside and reversed and remanded.
 Mary Brown vs. 4. IT. French ap- peal from Jefferson Circuit Court ap- plicatlon overruled.
 D. I. Bradley vs. Jesse French Piano and Organ Company, appeal from But- Ter Circuit Court. application over ruled
 Alabama Great Southern Railway Go. vs. Commonwealth Cotton Manu- featuring ompanY, appeal from Hir- minghsm City Court, application over ruled.
 Annie II. Martin vs. c. B Mcleod. appeal from Anniston City Court ap- plication granted former epinlon with drawn. judgment ek affirmancs set aside and judgment rendered reversing Judgment appealed from and denying motion for new trial
 Maggie c. winkl6man vs. Prank D. White. appeal from Birmingham citv Court, application overruied.
 W. A. Burgess vs. the State of Ala bama, appeal from Cleburne County Court. application overruled.
 Frank Haney vs. The state Of Ala ban1a, appeal from Clehurne County Court application overrufed.
 Balzorah Prickett vs Luther Prick cit. appeal from Clay chancery Court. application overruled.
 W. Gibbs Henry vs. Thomas ". Vert. appeal from Morgan Probate Court. application overruled
 Parmelia Stull Graham vs. City of Tuscumbia, et al, appeal from ColEert Circuit Court application ovsrrfieJ.
 B. F. Yarbrough, ct al vs saiiie M. Thornton, appeal from ElnISre Chan cery Court. application overruIed.
 Preston Lea, ct al vs. The Iron Belt Mercantile Co. appeal from Calhoun Chancery Court. application overrulsd. Christie Lowe & Heyworth, ct al va. A. P. Patton, appeal from Tuscaloosa Circuit Court. application overruled.
 Judah T. Moses vs. Philadelphia Mortgage Company. appeal from Mont gomery City Court. application for re- hearing overruled
 Ex parte Bud Owens, appeal from Cleburne Circuit Court. application overruled. The court will meet tomqprow to, taks up cases from the Sixth or Birming- ham division. On Thursday of this week the court will hear the answer bf Judge s. Ix Weaver of Birmingham to It's citation c0neerhinE tho order of Judge Weaver staying ths hanginE 0k John Williams of CullmRt County. slayer of State Senator Robert L. Hipp.