The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-28
judgment for the plaintiff for $50 damages

Tor assault.
 George w Goodwin vs. William c. Scott; dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Samuel Howard vs. Union Mutual Aid association; settled and dismissed
 D. V. Price x Co.,. vs Yolande Coal and Coke company; judgment for the plain tiff for $155 nil diclt.
 Harrison Earle vs the Atlanta and Br- mingham Air Line Railroad company; dismissed by plaintiff.
 Richard Smith vs. M. Wise; dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Singer Sewing Machine company vs. Florina Tuck; judgment for plaintiff for property sued for.
 The following new suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 l.. Souand vs. the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company, dam ages for S250.-Plaintiff alleges in his bill of complaint that one of the cars of the defendant company ran into and col lided with horse and wagon owned by him at Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street December 23 last year, demolsh- ing the wagon and injuring the horse to such an extent that it died later.
 Another suit giving the same facts was entered against the same company in the city court by Henry Battle, who alleges that he was in charge of the aforesaid horse and wagon at the time of the ac- cident and that he was badly and pain fully injured thereby. He claims dam ages in the amount of $1O,OOO.
 w. A. Kinds vs the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. The peti- tioner alleges that he was badly injured and crippled by an explosion of gas or other substance in mine owned by the defendant company near Johns, Jan uary 26, and damages are prayed for in the sum of $1999
 Louis Lipscomb, pro ami vs. the South ern Railway company, damages in the amount of $2O,OOO for personal injuries alleged to have been received.
 Two suits, each for $3OO0O, were filed in the city court as a result of the explo- sion of powder at Lewisburg, December 13, 1905. One was entered by c. P. Par sons, administrator, for the death of Bird Wright, and the other was filed by Lima Cargile, administrative, for the death of Dave Cargile. The Dupont Powder com pany is made the defendant in each case.
 The following cases are on the docket of the city court for trial today:
 First Division-Henry Bayer x Son com pany vs Keller x Rushing; Peoples Saw ings Bank and Trust company vs. D. C.. Bondurant ct al; J. S. Freeman vs. G.. w. Jackson ct al; A. Kanjutsky Vs. the Pratt City Saloon company; Movie Heath coat vs the Western Union Telegraph company; First National Bank of Talla- poosa, Ga. vs the Rankin-Spivy Paint company.
 Second DiVision-Watson M. Conner Vs. Benjamin L. Atkins; Lige Loy vs. Pope B. Smith, c. F. Blanke Tea and Coffee company vs. A. S. Andrews; H. Goodman vs. the Western Union Telegraph com pany; the Buckeye Buggy compnay vs. the Alabama Livery company; J. H. Wal lace, trustee vs the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad company; William Frost vs. J. N Statum, defendant, Eben N. Collar ct al garnishee; City of Bessemer vs. the Southern Railway company; J. H. Par sons vs Dennis Harold; G. w. Hopkins x Sons vs. Tony Montedonico; w. L.. Gravlee vs the Southern Railway com pany; Postum Cereal company vs. the Consolidated Grocery company.
 The following resolution. adopted by the Board of Revenue at it's session Monday, was promulgated yesterday, and Is of interest to all country officials:
 Resolved by the Board of Revenue, that hereafter any county official or any other person making application for sta tionery or merchandise of any kind or work done for the county, must have their acquisitions signed by the clerk or assistant clerk of the Board of Revenue before the goods are purchased or work done.
 Resolved further, that any county of fcial or any other person who purchases stationery or merchandise of any kind or who has any kind of work done for the county without having their requisi- tions signed aforementioned. may expect to pay the bill themselves.
 Resolved further, that the right of the overseers to purchase feed for their teams, nails, lumber and pipe Is not to be interferred with, and that the road supervisor shall give acquisitions only while out on the county raids"
 Licenses to marry were issued yesterday at the probate court to the following persons:
 T. c. Gourdn and Miss Velma Lewis David Judson Roe and Miss Emma Maria Schindelhauer; George B. Ashcroft and Miss Alice Hale Walters; w. A. Thomp- son and Miss Sadie Hancock