The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-26
RECORD OF THE COURTS
Circuit Court.

JuuSe NoleHldH pItSlueu III Ails IilSuit court yesterday and disposed of several cases, among them being:
 Four Oaks Distining company vs. w. A. Dlsherooon: judgment for the plaintiff in the sum of $50.
 Fred o. Thomas vs. Jonas schwab com pany; suit dismissed.
 W. J. Carpenter Lumber company vs. Smith Isbaugh Lumber company. Plain tiff took q non-suit.
 Joe zyne vs A. H. Moore. Appeal dis missed.
 Several cases appealed from the justice of peace courts of Justices Benners and Abernathy appear on the docket but. as the supreme court in a recent decision, has ruled that these justice courts had no Jurisdiction, the appeals will be dis missed on motion
 Naturalization.
 Several certificates of naturalization were granted yesterday. Deputy Clerk Shapiro is attending to all applications of that nature and is doing a good business. The following were given final papers:
 seph Prantl, D. B. Goldstein, Samuel Goldstein, Jake Silverfelds, Joe Koplin, R. z. Aland and Ben Joseph
 Declarations of intention to become cit- izens were filed by John Howard Joynt, 1 Canadian. and Julius Goldstein, Rus sian.
 Circuit Court Docket.
 The following is the docket set for to- day in the circuit court:
 c. N Freeman vs F. G. Fonyille; I. H. Hard vs Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company; William Petry. ad mnistrator vs. H. Goodman; J. L. Ad- dinston vs. Martin Weber: J. s. Bertham vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company: c. w. Austin vs. spiro Long Co.,; Alabama Penny Savings and Loan Co.,, vs. Julia Roebuck; Board of Trustees of University of Alabama vs. F. M. Hogg; J. II. Parsons vs Elizabeth Downey ct al.; J. H. Kennedy vs. J. G. Whitfield X Co.,; w. B. Harrison Grain company vs. Riley & Silk; The 1 George Mason company vs. ". F. Weir. B. F. Roden Grocery company vs. The MacAfee company; G. L. Lively ys. Luke King; Jerry Jordan vs. H. F. Kalstner; R. K. Robinson Vehicle company vs. J. S. Hoyle ct al; Mitchell Lumber company vs. J. D. Johnson; A. w. Dallas vs. Mrs Jordan M. Green City of Bessemer vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad con pany; A. H. Handy vs. Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company: Robert Hall, agent, vs. Mack Grant ct al; M. F. Webb vs. J. R. Montgomery; R. T. Jones vs. Mitchell Lumber company & J. Thlg- pen vs. Alice Hlgdon.
 Chancery Court. Steiner Bros, a corporation vs R. D. Johnson; bill to quiet title to land The | register was engaged during the day yes terday taking testimony in the case of | Thomas II. Clarke vs N. H. Clarke ct ais. | F. Il. Cahniss was appointed guardian ad litem to represent one of the minor defendants.
 Criminal Court. 1 Yesterday In the criminal court the jury | returned q verdict of mot guilty" in the case of Allie Tarrant, a negro. charged l with murder John Steward, negro, was found guilty of murder in the second de- gree and sentenced to thirty years impris- 1 onment. Jim Johnson, a negro, charged with murder was on trial yesterday when the court adjourned. Thomas shelton. charged with murder in the first degree, had his case passed , owing to the absence of his attorney. Shelton is charged with shooting and killing a white woman in house of ill repute in Birmingham about year ago. The murder created quite a sensation at the time of it's occurance especially as Shelton had fled and for long time was unheard of He was finally captured in Oklahoma and brought back. Criminal Court Docket. The following cases are set for today; Arthur Ray alias Sandy Roberts, murder; George Foley. murder; Sam Haynes mur. der; Mary Patton, murder; John w. Will Hams. rape All the defendants are ne- groes
 
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