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

The week beginning today will be de- voted by the judges of both divisions of the city court to the settlement of the pleadings in all cases set for January February and March. Judge Senn will preside in the first division in January and March, and in the second division in February.
 Judge Ferguson will preside in the first division in February, and in the second division in January and March. Beginning today he will take up the pleadings in jury cases to be tried by him in these months. The bar docket in both divisions of the city court will be heavy after Mon- day, January 8, and the indications are | that the business for the first month will be d record breaker The circuit court will also reconvene this morning but no docket has been set for the day. Civil and no-iury cases set for tomorrow are as follows
 Lawrence Sims vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; ". J. Martin; Hugh Morrow.
 A. L. Jones vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; W. J. Martin; Hugh Morrow.
 The Alabama State Land company vs. D, D. sherril. ejectment Smith & Smith; Shugart & Bell.
 Doster- N burlington Drug company vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany. damages Hinds Peevey; W. L Grubb.
 II. H. Goldstein, trustee, vs Southern Railway company; assufnpsit Hinds Peevey; James Weatherly.
 Carrie Logan vs. Christina Stirling, damages; Lowry & Moore; Frank Decd meyer
 Annie Morris vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, appeal by de- fendant; Pinkney Scott; Hugh Morrow.
 Bob Turner vs. St. Louis and San Fran cisco Railroad company, appeal by de- fendant, Pinkney Scott; William M Wal ker.
 E. E. George S Co. vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, appeal by defendant, George Huddleston; W. l. Grubb.
 J. C. Triplett vs seaboard Air Line Railway company, appeal by defendant, Hollis B. Parrish; Tillman. Grubb, Brad ley & Morrow.
 James Kennedy vs. s. J. Brown, appeal by defendant Lowry & Moore
 stedman Hosey vs. Birmingham Rail- way. Light anu Power company. damages, w. K. Smith, Hugh Morrow.
 Richard w. Massey vs. w. H. Graham, assumpsit; Kerr x Haley; H. c. sel- heimer.
 NJ. r. Webb Real Estate and Building company vs. Baine. Brothers Investment company; assumpsit; M. l.. Ward; John H. Miller.
 Marriage licenses were issued to the fol- lowing in probate court Saturday:
 Thomas B. Jestice of Warrior to Lula Roberts of Warrior.
 E. J. Smoke of Selma to Malvene Boaker of New Castle.
 A. E. McDonough of Smithfeld to Net tie J. Vincent.
 Leon Ensel to Polly Smith.
 William Ashworth to Molie CrumleA.
 William Howe Carroll to Francis Eliza beth Brantley.
 r. J. Smith to Aga Hadsley.
 
 suit was filed in the city court Sat urday afternoon by the Wellman Shaver Morgan company. 6 corporation, against Don H. Bacon and the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, to recover $2750, alleged to be due them by the de- fendants.
 It is claimed in the suit that the plain tiff entered into contract with Don II. Bacon. and the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, as engineers, to construct two 50-ton furnaces, build cranes and equipment and that this amount sued for has been owing them since November 2, 1902.
 Chancellor Benners heard the argument on demurrer Saturday in chancery court, in the case of w. A. Reid vs. Precilla Coleman. ct al He also disposed of the following:
 w. J. Townsend vs. Adam Peterson ct al, decree on motion to dismiss.
 Edgar l.. Adler vs. Charles A. SchaHers, decree confesso.
 SOCIETY AT FLORENCE.