The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-23
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

hGOORO OE 1aG OOO R D. The usual Monday morning crowd as- sembled in the court house yesterday. Juries were organized in all the courts and business commenced at once. Circuit Court Docket.
 In the circuit court yesterday morning only one jury was organized. The case of ". R. Sells. administrator, vs Alabama Steel and Wire company is on trial, be- ing carried over from last week. All par ties not interested in the case on trial were excused until Thursday morning at 9:SO
 First Division Docket.
 In the first division of the city court yesterday the case of J. Gingola vs. Ala bama Great Southern railroad was set tied by a consent judgment for the plain tiff for S50
 In the case of T. c. Isbell vs. T. H. Moore Coal company the jury awarded the plaintiff $50 damages. Eliza Philips vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power company, on trial. Coun- sel was engaged in making closing argu- ments and case went to jury last night.
 lfSt DlViSion OOCkS1
 The following docket is set in the first division of the city court today;
 Birmingham Dry Goods company vs. Bohannon 6 Hamill, detinue; Richard Smith vs. Birmingham Southern Rail- way company, damages; B. l.. Scott Vs. w M Griffin ct al., damages; Chamber lain, Johnson, Dubose company Vs A. R' Moody; Robert Garry x Go. Vs. r. G. Bowman, assumpsit; J. A. Morrow Vs. St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company, damages; M. T. Calhoun, pro ami, vs. A. A. Gambil ct al, damages; J. D. Gibson vs. w. D. Paris, appeal
 Second Division.
 In the second division of the city court a consent judgment for $50 was given the plaintiff in the case of J. C. Bean Vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad con- pany.
 Rand Drill company vs. Birmingham Ore and Mining company; judgment for plaintiff for $997.
 Birmingham Stock and Cotton Exchange vs. M. J. Sage & Co.,; judgment by de- fault for plaintiff for $164O.
 Lewis A Wood vs. M. J. Sage x Co.,; judgment by default for plaintiff for $l52O. James M. Gillespie, administrator, vs. James Gillespie, on trial arguments closed last night.
 Second Division Docket
 In the second division of the city court the following docket is set for today: T. II. Pryor vs. Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company, appeal; II. E. Sorrell ct al, vs. Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company, damages; E. Bawln, pro ami. vs. Electric City Loan and Pledge com pany, appeal; R. H. Hall vs. Don II. Bacon, appeal; Fred Green vs Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. ap- peal; Julia Powell vs Western Union Telegraph company, damages; G. w. Patrick vs. Southern Railway company, damages; Mrs Emma stoneham vs. Southern Railway company damages.
 New Suits Filed.
 In the city court yesterday Mary F. Lowry filed suit against the Mayor and Aldermen of Bessemer for $OOOO damages for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by plaintiff falling into an eN- cavation in the sidewalk on Sixteenth street in Bessemer, whereby she broke her ankle and received other serious wounds and bruises.
 In the case of John Cox vs. r. J. Crom- well, an equity suit which was argued before Judge Ferguson on Saturday, decree was rendered dlsmissing the bill of complaint for want of equity.
 City Court Jurors.
 In the city court yesterday three juries were empaneled to serve during the cur rent week. The following is list of the jurors
 Jury No. M. c. Thomas, Harvey Ma Der, Edward NJ. Linnehan, c. w. Fox, Arthur Atkins NJ. J. Snowden, Dock Rob- bins, Gus Carter, G. W. Williams, R NJ Hamilton, Theodore Koeng, Jr., Jack Sanders
 Jury No. w. B. Merriwether J. West Jones, V. V. Gregory, j. c. Quils, D. A. Weaver, Robert l.. Scales Ira Parsons, E. C. Thurston, R. Acton, Tom J. King, A. M. Dupuy, J. c. Morris.
 Jury No. sc. w. Riley N. E. stracner, J. l.. Vincent, w. P. Shaw Charles c. Ellis, Jr., D. M. Ratliff, c, P. Hughes, Alfred S. Owen. W. M. Adams, M. NJ. Self. Robert Britt J. T. Vincent.
 Criminal Court.
 In the first division of the criminal court yesterday the jury found verdict of not guilty in the case of John Brodle.
 Lee Robinette, charged with grand lar ceny, was acquitted by the jury after very short dellberation.
 Criminal Court Docket.