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HUDSON ct al, v. VAUGHN ct al. Ejectment. Decided April 2s,, 1906.

dUDSON 6L dI., V. VAUGHN ct al. Ejectment Decided April 2s,, lsos.) )
 (40 So. Rep. 757.)
 l.-Ejectment: Evidence; Burden of Proofs--Where plaintiffs sue as heirs of law of a decedent. they must show of such decedent before they are en titled to recover the entire interest in the lands
 2-Same--Before one can recover a proportionate part of land in ejectment they must show what that proportion ate part is.
 3.-Appeal: Review; Harmless Error It Is error without injury, if error at all, to refuse to admit evidence where tt appears that the admission of such evidence would not have changed the result.
 Appeal from Mareng@ Circuit Court. Heard before Hon. A. H. Aston
 Affirmed-Opinion by DowdelI, !.
 Haralson, Anderson and Denson, JJ., concur.
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extending the time for signing, and 1t will avail to save the bill from being stricken to show such order or agree ment in the bill alone.
 ! Appeal from Houston Circuit Court
 Heard before Hon. H. A. Pearce. Ahirmed.-Opinion by Haralson, T.
 Dowdeli. Anderson and Denson, U. concur.
 HoWIsoN V BARTLETT. ct al. Bill for Specific Performance of Con-
 tract Decided April 2s. 1sos.)
 1.--yendor and Purchaser; Contract: Description of Land; Parol Evidence Where the contract for the sale of tim Der and lands described it as the 'yir- gin growth, long leaf. yellow pine tim Der land and rights owned by party of first part" in given township and range, etc, edge of c. River, such admit parol testimony of definite To- seribed. ion: Sufffciency-Where the descript- ion is such as to be capable of identi- fication of the subject matter of the contract by parol testimony, such con- tract will be specifically enforced.
 3--Same; Complete Contract; Defen- ses---The option for sale of timber and lands contained the provision that, up On it's rtpenfng into sale, the sale. should be consummated on the same, | tract of sale of certain other lands, specifically referred to in the option. The said contract of sale provided q specific price per acre: that q sale should be made by a competent sur veyor to be mutually agreed upon by both parties to the contract and the lands mapped and plated and the line sufficiently marked so as to distinguish the outside boundaries of the land. Held; that the provision of the con- tract that a surveyor be mutually agreed upon by the parties so that the lands might be surveyed and mapped and platted was not an essential ele- ment of the contract. but mere in- cident. for the purpose of identifying the subject matter and determining the amount due under the contract: and a failure on the part of the parties to the contract to mutually agree upon a surveyor toodos this work will not de- feat specific performance of the con- tract.
 Appeal from Bibb chancery Court.
 Heard before Hon. Thomas H. Smith.
 Affirmed-Opinion by Denson, !.
 Weakley, c. J., and IIaralsop and Dowdell JJ., concur.
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WATSON V. SCARBOROUGH, EFT AL


 Forcible Entry and Detainer.-Decided
 June 30. 1905.-(40 So. Rep. 672.)
 1. Forcible entry and detainer; na- ture of remedy-Forcible entry and detainer is an action to protect the ac- tual possession and does not involve ti- tie to real estate.
 ?. Counties; officers; rights.-A per- son elected Circuit Court Clerk of a County and qualified has distinct rights including the right to have and occupy an office in the court house, when as- signed to him as such. which cannot be taken from him except by legal means, or for statutory causes.
 3. Same.-While the Court of Coun- ty Commissioners have the right to control the property of the County. and to direct that certain rooms therein be assigned to certain officers and to change the assignment from time to time, 1t has no power to put out by force another officer of the County from a room assigned to him, but Is bound to proceed according to law to test his right to hold and occupy such roorl.
 Contempt; violation of orders of court-One holding county office and by virtue thereof a room as an office in
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BAN UPON THE, DEVIL.

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MILLENDER V. THE STATE.

Assault With Intent to Murder.-De-
 cided April 1s. 1s06.-(4o So. Rep.
 664.)
 1. Assault with intent to murder; misleading charge.-An indictment for an assault with intent to murder. charges also tEe lesser offenses of as- sault and battery and simple assault and chrges that require the jury to be satisfied that the defendant intended to take life. and that the intent to take life is an essential element of the of fense charged, are misleading and properly refused
 Same; abstract charges.-In the absence of evidence tending to show that the shots were fired to frighten the person assaulted. a charge which asserts that the fact whether the shot was fired merely to frIghten the person assaulted or to commit murder is a question for the jury, is properly re- fused as being abstract.
 Appeal from Monroe Circuit Court. Heard before Hon. J. T. Lackland.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Denson, J. Weakley, C. J. and Haralson and Dow dell, JJ.. concur.
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BLACK V. SULLIVAN TIMBER ce
 EFT Al.

BLACK v. SULLIVAN TIMBER CO.,
 EFT AL.
 Bill for Receiyer.-Decided April 20
 1ao6.--(40 So. Rep. 667)
 1. Corporations; voluntary dissolu- ton: directcrs as trustees.-The disso7 lution of Florida corporation under decree Of the Florida court, made upon application of majority. of the stockholders. is a voluntary dtsssld- lion under Section 2157. Rev. Stat. of Fla, and under such section. upon voluntary dissolution, its then Presi- dent and board of directors become the trustees of it's assets and powers, with authority and power to wind up US at- fairs.
 2. same.-when a corporation of the state of Florida has been dissolved by the courts of that State on the app.l- cation of a majority of it's stockhold- CTS. and It's affairs has passed into the hands of its board of directors. a stock holder participating n the dissoiution proceedings may not apply to an Ala bama court for the appointment O. a receiver of the corporation upon tne allegation that the ultimate dividends from it's assets when distributed would be lesseped by the wrongful manage ment of its trustees, although all its property may be situated in this state
 8, Same; appointment of receivar allegations and proof.-To justify the appointment of a receiver the alleea- tions and the proof in support Of them must be clear and positive. to
 Appeal from Mobile chancery Sour1 Heard befors Hon. Taos. H. Smith.
 Af1rmed. opinion by Haeaison. J. weakley. c. J., aud Dowdell and Den son. JJ., concur.
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P. c. PORTER 6 co. vs LOEB. ssumpsit-'( Decided April 2S. 1906. 40
 So. Rep. 761)
 Appeal; record; bill of exceptions: aiRnIhE.-When a bill of exceptions is
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SCHNEIDER vs MOBILE L. & R. R.
 CO Action for Damages for Causing Death of Intestate.-(Decided April 2S,

Action for Damages Tor Causing Death
 of Intestate.-(Decided April 2S,
 1906. 40 So. Rep. 761.)
 l. Street railroads; vehicles; rights; in streets; relative duties.-The rights of street cars operated in the public streets and citizens travelling in ve- hicles along said streets are correla- tive. each being the same. ard neither having an exclusive right. and mo- torman of a street car Is not bound to stop his car on account of the pres ence of vehicles in the street on his tracks until he becomes conscious of the fact that the driver of the vehicle is unaware of his danger, but when he becomes reasonably assured of that fact be must use all means in his DOW CT to stop his cars
 2. Same; negligence; evidence Evidence in this case stated and ex- amined and held not to establish negli- gence on the part of the street ear company or its agents or servants.
 Appeal from Mobile Circuit Court
 Hard before Hon. William s. Ander- son.
 Weakley. C. J. and Haralson and DoWdell, U. concur.
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a the court house, Is not guilty of con tempt of court in refusing to vacate pursuant to the order of the Comrlfs- sioner's Court
 g. Same; punishment.--A commits sioner's Court cannot, upon adjudging a county officer guilty of contempt for refusing to comply with an order of theirs. impose on such an officer the punishment of putting him out of she room occupied by him as an office. and also his property and furniture.
 6. Forcible entry and detainer; pos session to support action.-The evil denee ir this case examined and held not sufficient to support an action of forcitle ent-y and detainer, 1t not be- ing shown Ey 1t that the plaintiff had an actua: exclusive peaceablc posses sion so as to sustain the action.
 Appeal from Anniston City Court Heard before Hon. Thomas W. Cole man. Rehearirg granted January 30 1906.
 Afirmed. Opinion by Simpson, J Mcclellan. C. J. and Tyson arc Ander- son, JJ.. concur.
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MOVE vs. TTIURBER.

Forcible Entry and Detainer.-(Decided
 April 13, 1908, 40 So Rep S23.)
 1. Forcible entry and detainer; ap- peal; questions involved.--Forcible er- try and detainer brought in the jus tiee court involves no question of title or right of possession. but on appeal under Sec. 2147-214s. Code 1896. 1t becomes a suit in a statuto ry ejectment. unless the case falls within the exceptions mentioned In Sec. 2149. Codn 1896: and in that event, such action retains its original character and is governed hy the rules of law applicable to forcible entry and detainer.
 2. Same; scope of action; ease- ments-one excluded from the use and enjoyment of an easement or servitude may not be let into its use or occupa- tion through an action of forcible entry and detainer
 Appeal from Mobile Circuit Court.
 Heard before Hon. William S. Ander-
 Afirmed.-opinion by weakley, c. J.
 Tyson, Simpson and Anderson. U. Soncur.
 MOBILE J. X K. c. R. R. co. vs. SMITH Action for Damages for Personal h.
 So. Rep. 763.)
 1. Pleading: form of allegation; aI- ternate averments.-Wanton Is the equivalent of willfulness, and a con- plaint which ayers that an injury was wantonly or willfully inflicted Is not subject to demurrer for alternate aver ments.
 2. Railroads; injuries to trespass- CTS or licensees; wantonness.--Under a complaint declaring on wanton injury. 1t Is imnaterial whether the person injured as a trespasser or a licensee
 g. Same; evidence.-The evidence stated and examined held not to make out a case of wanton infliction of inju- Ey.
 Appeal from Mobile Circuit Court
 Heard before Hon. Samuel B. Brown Reversed and remanded.-Opinion by Dowdell, J.
 Haralson. Anderson and Denson. JJ concur.
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GIDDENs AND co, V. RUTLEDGE
 Detinue. Decided April 2s, 1906. )

GIDDENs AND CO, V RUTLEDGE
 Detinue. Decided April 2s, 1906. )
 GAO So. Rep. 759)
 1.--Witnesses: Impeachment; Incon- eistent Statements.--When a witness has testified that certain property never did belong to defendant, it r--y be shown, proper predicate having been laid, that such a witness had made other and contradictory statements concerning the game subject matter: not as sunstantive testimony for or against title, but as affecting the credibiifty of the witness.
 s2.-Certiorari Bond; Appeal; Amount A motion to require additional secur- ity, rested on the ground that the pen atty of the bond was only $100. and the costs at that time amounted to more than $2i5, was properly refuled. when 1t appears that at the time the certior ari bond was made there was no money judgment against the party applying, and the costs amounted to only $32.S5, end that the bond was made in sub stantial compliance with Sections 4s2- 4s3, Code 1896.
 Appeal from Montgomery Circuit Court.
 Heard before Hon. J. c. Richardson.
 Afirmed-Opinior by Denson, J.
 Haralson. Dowdeli and Anderson, JJ.. concur.
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Head Notes Of the Decisions
 of Alabama Supreme Court
CITY COUNCIL OF MONTGOMERY ,
 REESE

CITY COUNCIL OF MONTGOMERY V.
 REESE.
 Action for Damages to Animal on Ac-
 count of Defective streets. tDecid-
 ed April 2s, le6s.) (40 So. Rep. 760.) Municipal Corporations. Defects in Street; Action; Pleadin g.--.A per- son using a public street is not bound to know or seek to ascertai if 1t Is in a safe condition, but may presume 1t is safe, and plea setting up that such been known to plaintiffs driver. is not an answer tc a complaint claimin g damages for injury to an animal caus- ed by a defect in the streets of the municipality. and demurrer to such plea was properly sustained.
 Appeal from Montgomery City Court. Heard befor- Hon. A. D. Sayre. Ahirmed--Opinion by Denson, J.
 Haralson. Dowdeil and Anderson, JJ., concur.
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Sauptquarticr: 3mifer's Sale,
@fe Cube. ltno anbreitroBe. Sing.
ittnSe: Mittmod Gbenos s ltbr -
0;rlaent: Srbert 9riippeI.
.Irbeiter. 2ieoertaiel,"
SauptQunrtier: Bol3' SaIe, Nr.
40S, @eit 2eringtonitrabe. Sing.
itunoe: 9~ienitagS-Girigent: 3ubert
8riippel.
jul&as@ .Welobie.1
Sauptauarti,r: S. &ieS' Sale.
gfe 2otuitroBe unb @eloir . Norft.
Siagitunbe: SonnerItags 9iri.
gent 5. 9oroIus.
nganeriidcr WSnnerdor."
Sauptquortier: @fermann's Solle
gde BON Caroline. nno @ou0bitrobe
Sineitunbe: 9cnneritag Ibeno
Sir!sent: gugriit Shneiber.
@ermania. g rtartett. Club"
Sauptquartier: Ieienbera's Sale.
SIR. tt6z Norb Yacaitrube. Sing
lt''1oe: Utef'lta9s -ySiri9eal! u
&aroius, inu. oim
S%nrnperein a8prpartsn" .,l
GorlpartS Sole. Ser. 732-734
Observation-Disclosures.
rNesser-@ eiangperei'L" NJ
Sanptalurtier: Soffnldna's Sale,
BON. unb 6orreii -Strabe, Sing
tunoe: 9~icnitass-Dirisent: Suberi
&rippeI.
sIo5art . M1nncrhor."
Sauptatnrtier: @obert Bcamer's
SaIle, CIR. 192t-1923, Grleans'
/, strobe; Singitunoe ieocn Conner
Itag Wbeno; Geo. B6blman, Siri9ent.
n@ihenfran5."
Soltptquartier: SoE1 Sdtniot's
tporm. 3orn'S) Sane. gde .. ii''o
@ouebitrabe, Sigblanototp'. sing
flnne: ~Rittluo6sAGiriaerlt @co. ".
Goeblmann.