The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-31

from inferior courts; John Leslie, abu- sive language.
 The case of George E. Harrison vs. Hinton E. Carr was argued and submitted on demurrers in the chancery court yes terday.
 Register Altman yesterday reported to Chancellor Benners that he had made sales of real estate in the following cases;
 Isaac LeFevre vs. Florence M. Afford ct al, $1142.Ss.
 M. L. Harris. guardian, vs. Maude liar ris ct. al.. s1700.
 Mary Saffold, next friend for Samuel Taylor, vs. Bettie Tribble and Rufus Taylor, $1OO.
 A bill to quiet the title to certain real estate was filed in the chancery court yesterday under the caption s. L. Belser ct al. vs. G. B. Edwards ct al.
 William EngeL native of Russia, ob- tained naturalization papers yesterday in the circuit court. Engel certified that he came to the United States as a minor, and therefore obtained papers making him a full-fedged citizen.
 Judge Coleman yesterday handed down a decree relieving Theodore Ernest Carr, Jr.. of the disabilities of homage.
 The case of J. H. Johnston, adminis- trator, vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company is still on trial in the circuit court. There are yet a number of witnesses to be examined.
 The Mayor and City Council of Ensley yesterday filed suit in the circuit court for 5000 on an alleged forfeited bond against McM Johnson, A. D. Kicks, J. F. Thomas, E. D. Ellie, D. B. Bird and A. J. Rowan. The petition alleges that owners of certain hogs which had been impounded by the city entered suit in- Junction against the city to restrain it from selling the said hogs, and the de- fendants named in this suit were named as bondsmen to the amount of $10OO to insure the city of Ensley against loss or expense should the injunction suit not hold in court. The petition further al- leges that the injunction was dismissed and that the city was put to much ex-
 
 wherefore it now sues for reimbursement on the alleged forfeited bond.
 The following cases are on the docket of the circuit court for trial today:
 Jimmie Wilson pro ami. vs the Birmng- ham Belt Railroad company; Shugart & Bell vs. Ned Jones ct al. John H. War ner vs. the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road company; John G. Dorn ys. J. c. Mayfield & Co.,; Birmingham Drop Forge and Machine company vs. the Industrial Frame and Trust company Three orders were handed down by Judge Ferguson In the second division of the city court yesterday morning in the case of the Avondale Steam laundry which recently went into receivershi, The machinery of the laundry was sdd at public outcry some days ago to George A. Blnn for sSO05, and one of the orders yesterday approved the sale. The other orders were for the purpose of arriving at the amount of fees to be paid the attorney receiver and others, and the amount to be paid Louis Gelders for stor- age room.
 Judge Ferguson also handed down an or der confirming the report of the regis ter in the case of E. J. Oden vs. Allen B. Oden.
 In the first division of the city court Judge Senn presiding, the jury brought in verdict for 5000 for the defendant In the case of Marie Murley vs the Bir- mngham Railway Light and Power com pany. It was suit for damages for | personal injuries
 Alleging that Will N. Rowe, a minor, was severely and painfully injured and permanently disabled by lot of boiler plate falling upon him, the minor, | through his next friend, L. F. Rowe, yes- terday filed suit in the city court against i w N. Crellin, doing business under the | name of the Birmingham Boiler Works. for damages to the extent of S5O00. The accident occurred September 10, 1s05, while the minor was employed by the defendant.
 { The following cases are on the docket of the city court for trial today: First Division-B. w. Sherrod vs. the Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham; Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham vs. | Ed Dietrich ct al; Will Jackson vs. R. w. Draper; W. G. Ross vs. the Brming- ham Railway, Light and Power company i; R. l.. Williams vs. the Birmingham Wa ter Works company; Joseph Frammel vs the Central of Georgia Railroad comr pany.
 Second Division-W. T. Ward vs. Jeff