The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-12

 the first division of the city court yester- day:
 H. E. Smith vs. the Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing company, judgment by consent for $500.
 Ella Hamilton vs the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company. judgment by consent for $50.
 D. G. Stevens vs. the Railroad Compress company, judgment by jury for SS2.1s.
 A. c. Terry vs. the Southern railway, judgment by consent for $25
 Judge Charles A Senn has recovered from his recent indisposition and is back on his bench in the second division of the city court
 In the case of L. W. Lawson, adminis- was rendered confirming the report of sale
 Today's docket in the first division:
 Lynn Hawkins vs. Alabama Steel and Wire company; damages. Meade &s Por- ter; Leadbeater & Johnston.
 W. P Hassel, administrator, etc, vs. Alabama Steel and Wire company; dam ages. Frank S. White & Sons; Tillman, Grubb, Bradley & Morrow.
 Robert W. Bailey, administrator, etc. vs Alabama Steel and Wire company damages. Bowman. Harsh & Beddow; Tillman, Grubb. Bradley & Morrow.
 Walter Aderholt vs. Birmingham South ern Railroad company; damages. Bow man, Harsh & Beddow; A. G. Smith.
 Dora E. Hughes, administratrix etc.. vs. Lacey-Buek Iron company; damages WinIxler & Moore; Tilman Grubb, Brad ley & Morrow.
 w. J. Whitaker vs. Lawrence Weather on, defendant, Stockham Pipe and Fit ting company, garnshee; appeal by gar- nishee w J. Whitaker; c. B. Ballard. John Diggins vs Woodward Iron com, pany; damages. ". T. Ward and J. L. Drennen; w. I. Grubb. Mrs Ella Brown, administratrix, etc. vs Alabama Steel and Wire company damages w. H. Wright ct al; Tillman Grubb, Bradley & Morrow.
 Today's docket In the second division Joseph Poggiani, administrator, etc., vs Alabama Steel and Wire company. Dam. ages. Frank s. White & Sons; T1llman Grubb, Bradley & Morrow. B. M Schinks vs. J. D. Scruggs, ct al Appeal by defendant. A. Leo oberdorfer w. c. Beck vs. Woodward Iron com pany Damages. Frank S. White & Sons w. I. Grlibb 1 George Jones vs. Tennessee Coal, Iror and Railroad company. Damages Bow man, Harsh & BeddowS Percy & Ben ners.
 l A. M. Leonard vs. J. H. Finch. Dam ages. Robert E. Smith; Shusart & Bell | Miss Calne Ridings vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company Damages. J. Wiley Logan; Hugh Nor row.
 Della Riding, pro ami, vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company Damages. J. Wiley Logan; Hugh Nor row.
 1 Light and Power company. Damages i J. Wiley Logan; Hugh Morrow.
 Chancery Court. In the case of S. P. Bradley vs. J. E Meadow. a decree was rendered orderins 1 the assignee to pay certain money into | tributed.
 | Chancellor Benners rendered a decre' | in the case of Steiner Bros vs. Poll! Sullivan, confirming the registers repor as to the attorneys fee and the guar dian ad. litum's fee.
 In the case of Amelia Ayeres vs. tn Birmingham Building and Improvement 1 ....,.,a,,,, a aooraa ,,ro ror fesso was ren dered against the defendant. | A decree overriding the motion to sup press the disposition of the complain was rendered in the case of A. A. Adam vs the Birmingham Realty company. Suits of Mary Mccormick, II. A. liar rington, Barbara Gayle and Charles | Martin, IT, against the Mayor and Al l dermen of Birmingham were submitted ol motion to dismiss. The register reported having made tw' | sales as follows: l In the case of L. G. Pettyjohn vs. Edildi | Pauley ct als., a lot on Third avenue ant Sixteenth street for $20,2oo
 In the case of Mrs. William NJ Clarl ys. James R. saulsbury, fifteen acres o land beyond North Birmingham for s61l5 l Todays docket. 1 George E. Harrison vs. Hinton E. Carr | c. J. Dougherty. M. M. Baldwin; Georg' | A. Evans, Hume F. Jones.
 Henry D. Crutcher vs. Ethel H. Meade w. S. Welch.
 Lizzie Henderson vs. S. E. Steele ct al | W. P. McCrossin: Brown & Murphy.
 Mary Bryant vs. Thomas Bryant Charles Denegre.
 l J. C. Davis vs. w. A. Davis. Tomlin son, Calhoun x Mccullough.
 -4emuel Johnson vs. Hattie Bettis ct al J. c. Crews
 Alfred Goodwin vs. Mamie Goodwin | Hugh c. Crane
 David Arlington vs. Birdie Arlington | B. M. Allen.
 On account of the illness of Judg, | Thomas G. Jones the federal court wil not open until Thursday.