The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-16
COURT OF APPEALS
FEDERAL JUDGES BEGIN WORK
 IN MONTGOMERY.
Several Lawyers Admitted to the Prac- tice and Gases Are Set Down
 For Hearing This Week.

of Appeals began it's third annual ses-
 sion in Montgomery at Ills o'clock
 yesterday morning. When an ad- , journment for the day was taken at i2 o'clock, two cases had cen argued
 others were set down for hearing and :! six attorneys had been admitted to practice law before this high tribunal
 The Appellate Court was called with ! Judge Don A. Pardee of Atlanta pre-
 siding and on either side of him was his associates. Judge David D. Shelby of Huntsville and Judge Edward K; nounced the convening of this au-
 gust body was delivered by. Captain
 iicIal crier of the court during its de- Alterations in Montgomery, Charles H. .Lednum. Clerk of the Court, Was at his desk.
 of the court. six attorneys wero pre- scented and duly sworn as practltion- : CTS They were: William P. Acker of Erastus J. Parsons of Montgomery. Assistant District Attorney E. $. Thig-- Greenville and Joseph II. Lyons of Mobile.
 Judge pardee then read over the list of cases composing the call for
  cd in upon it's labors and the hearing of the first case was begun
 The first, cause to be heard was the cause of the Courtney Shoe Company against James C.. Sproull trustee. on appeal from Anniston. The case Was argued and submitted.
 m Thf %ahsr f sHs United pSes Ststes fron as also was the case of the Union Naval Stores Company against Ern- est C. F. Cuken. which came up from
 Mobile.
 The case of Thomas J. Fielder yer sus A. Hehre ct al. from Macon. be completed today.
 Other cases were either set or dls-
 posed of as follows:
 slosss sheffield Steel and Iron Com ingSam RiasS ners1s set fpP 9'F Tuesd"y Ddny from ' James Gibboney snd Company cer- sus Tom c, Bridges. claimant from Mobile 2amss set fST Moahdi priday, Isrsu, Edmona Carter. from Iluntsvillc. administra- tor. transferred to New Orleans for
 Wiiife c. Bacon versus The Pull man Company from Anniston, set foi
 aG Kssser o ct al ,yom s1%ns Ennsy Thomas J. Shea, versus city of Mo- bile from Mobile. set for Friday Charles J. Tressler Torsus Emnl ] s. Chambers, f"iu- Anniston. cxccu-
 trix ct al. set for Friday Elizabeth Lacey. administratriX. versus Louisville and Nashville Rail- road Company from Mobile, transfer red to New Orleans tor hearing. Herbert l.. Mcconnell versus Ca mors- Mcconnell Company, from Mo bile, set for Saturday
 Central of Georgia Railwa" Compa nv versus Charles M. Morgan, from Birmingham. passed. Maryland versus Kahl Montgomery. Ernest T. Faulkner. versus United to New Orleans for hearing. Tn addition to visiting attorneys previously noted who are attendins the Court of Appeals, the following were present yesterday: R: ": Walk CT of Huntsville. Travis Williams of Russollville, Gregory L. smith of Mo bile. R. w Stoutz of Mobile, J. Fl Lyons of Mobile. John London of Bir- mingham and G. R. Harsh f Birming- ham
 ! The judges of tn" Court of Appeals ar. occupying the chambers of Judge Jones in the Federal building. while Mir Lcdnum. the clerk of tn" court. is occupying the postoffice inspector s apartm
 : Montgomery ny Saturday, h llding scs- sions daliy from II a. m. to D. m. The noyt "ssion of the court will be held n Fort Worth, Texas.