The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-20

The following is the jury empanelled in the city court yesterday for service dur ing the present week:
 T. A. Anderson, E. ?. Reed N A Jones. D. W. Goodwin. F. J. Hagood Jim o'Neal. J. Y. Massey, Joe Richard G. B. White, H. B. Strong. H. NJ Stew art. Jesse w. Brown H. H. Patton. W. J. rate J. S. Mltts. E. F. Ray. T. T.. O'Bryne. T. P. Garrison, R. H. Thomas, T. W. Howton, H. B. Ware, c. w salter. R. E. Chadwick, B. F. Chadwick.
 The following business was transacted in the city court yesterday:
 Judge senn yesterday took upsand con- cluded one case, and devoted the re- mainder of the day to hearing pleadings. During the present week he will hear pleadings in all jury cases set for trial in his court during March.
 The case settled was that of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry com pany vs. the Birmingham Boiler Works. in which judgment was rendered for the plaintiff for s606.
 Other business handled was as fol- lows
 Terrence A. Fairburn vs. the Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing company and the Republic Iron and Steel company; dismissed.
 John F. Morris vs. the Birmingham Boiler Works; continued.
 Henry Collins vs. the sloss-sheffield Steel and Iron company; dismissed for want of prosecution.
 g. H. Darby, administrator. vs. the Southern Sewer Pipe company; settled out of court.
 D. F. East vs. the Southern Railway company; continued.
 Sam Jones vs. the Southern Railway company; judgment for the plaintiff for s50
 August Roussel vs. the Southern Rall- way company; dismissed and defendant to pay costs of suit.
 The following new suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 S. c. Kirkpatrick vs. the Eastern Ca- haba Coal company; claim for $409.9s on account.
 d. Baptist church; claim for S107 .21 on ac- count.
 H. L. Vines vs. the Alabama Con- solidated Coal and Iron company; dam ages in the sum of s15,OOO The plain tiff alleges that he was employed in a mine owned by the defendant corpora tion and was badly injured by some slate or rock falling upon him September ?, 1905.
 The following cases are on the docket of the city court for trial today:
 First Division-Aaron Bell, administra- tor, vs. the Birmingham Ore company Reuben w. McFarlin vs. Charles E. Mat thews; Charles H. Hudson vs. B. F. Pool, ct al. Fuller & Mackey vs Loyds Millinery company; Chris Jebeles vs. J. H. Ray ct al; Robert Hughes vs. the Means and Fulton Iron Works; G. B. McLemore vs. the city of West End; Charles P. Barranco vs. Jim Costellos.
 Second Divsion--Judge Senn will hear pleading in jury cases set before his di- vision for trial in March.
 The following business was transacted | In the circuit court yesterday:
 Carbondale Beef company vs. George E. Waters; for plaintiff for $927.3
 Christoffer Olmuntz, native of Germany, obtained final naturalization papers in the court yesterday.
 The case of Rachael Nelson, adminis- tratrix, vs. the Alabama Steel and Wire company, for damages, was called in the circuit court yesterday morning and was passed to allow the defendants to make a showing as to absent witnesses. This is a case of damages claimed for the aster at the Virginia mines February 20, 49O5.
 The following cases are on the docket of the circuit court for trial today:
 D. w. Enslen vs Traders National bank; G. W. Webb vs. William Fisher; Will Phillips, Jr., pro ami, vs. the Sea board Air Line company; w. K. Terry, administrator and Alabama Steel and Wire company; J. A Turner vs. William Adams ct al.
 The following business was transacted in the chancery court yesterday:
 William M. Walker. administrator. vs. Virginia T. Walker, ct al. administrator s report of the sale of certain re1 estate was read in open court and ordered to lie over one day for exceptions.
 R. M. Wheeler vs Wilbur Jackson ct al, ranort of the repister on reference aa to the separation of q life interest in the estate from a remainder, was read in open court and allowed to lie over one day for exceptions.
 The following cases are on the docket of the chancery court for trial today:
 E. r. Cheatham vs. the Ensley Land company ct al; J. H. Wallace, trustee, vs. A. J. Tanner ct al; Louisville and Nashville Railroad company vs. Mrs. Lucy Moffett J. B. Adams vs. the Key. stone Limestone company ct al; William N. Hand vs Julia A. Moran.
 Licenses to marry were issued in the probate court yesterday to the following persons
 J. w Mayfeld and Miss lone Blake; J. M. Bolton and Miss Pearcy Gibson; John Mester and Mrs. Ada Harrison.
 Nominations Sent to the Senate.
 Washington, February 19-The Presi- dent today sent the following nominations to the Senate:
 Naior P Duvall. to be brigadier gem