The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-19
RECORD OF COURTS
Criminal Court.

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 this week.
 The following convictions were made
 in the first division yesterday: Felix , Boyd, assault with intent to murder; Emmet Moore. burglary and grand lar | ceny; Ed Frierson, grand larceny. At the adjournment of the court the l jury was still out in the case of Will ] Gardner, charged with grand larceny. | The following cases resulted in convic- | tions before Judge M. M. Baldwin in the second division: Jack Evans, Tom i OBrien, Will Johnson, John Knight, petty larceny; Walter Hall, carrying concealed | plstol Josh Bonnet. abusive language; Jessie Ryan, assault and battery; Dora Adams, abusive language and assault with weapon; Walter Letherdge, assault
 and battery; Kate Bradford, assault with
 weapon
 The following constitute the criminal court juries for this week: Jury No 1-J. S. Will<y, II. M. Ramseur.
 Lon Franklin, George Hurst, H. F. Dycer, Max simmer Wash c. Payne. Richard Ellis, Frank McGrew. E. z. Mc- Carty. William Bagley, l.. w. Miles. Jury No. 2-L. J Dillon. c. B. Harden, c. c. Johnson. Ike Louelier, H. P G. Chipman, Marvin c. Arnolt, Milton D.
 Rocket, Matthew A. Dumas, D. F. Will
 Hams, W. A. Bailey. o. G. Evans, Will liam Tyler.
 Circuit Court. A judgment for $50 in favor of the plain
 tiff was rendered yesterday in the circuit court in the case of F. A. Herring vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. All other cases that came up were continued. In the first division of the city court
 Judge Ferguson rendered. decision for
 the defendant in the case of Andrew w. Burgin vs. H. c. Miller, as county treas
 urer The case was on msndamus of | the sheriff.
 | The case of J. G. Wilzer vs. the Bir-
 mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany is on trial.
 City Court of Birmingham. In the second division before Judge Senn 1 the following cases were dismissed for
 want of prosecutions: H. H. Garvin vs
 Brewer and Jones, Head Hing vs. D. P. Jackson, Lige Loy vs. John Donaldson The cases of Frank Blevins vs. the Southern Railway company, A. A. Me Carty vs the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company end N A. Martin vs. | the Palos Coal and Coke company were dismissed for want of Jurisdiction. judgment for $54 in favor of the plain l tiff was rendered in the case of William l L. Hubbard vs. the Kansas City, Mem | phis and Birmingham Railroad company | A decree modifying a former decree with l reference to the making of a deed was rendered in the case of T. w. Lawson
 as administrator, vs. R. H. Turner. ! The clerk and register made a report
 on a reasonable solicitors fee in the case 1 of Ira VanSalter vs. Andrer- Nichols
 ct al.
 The juries in the city court this week are as follows:
 1 Jury No. 1-J. M. Goodwin, J. H. Law
 son, Charles Whisenant. B. w Bell, B. C. Brassfield. A. F Jones. E. L. Brown | Oliver Graves. J. S. Wyatt, John Borella,
 William Harding, II. F. P. Hannah.
 Jury No. 2-J. w. Franklin, T. J. Smith
 T. s. Rodgers, A. J. Terry. D. J. Hughes,
 C. +. Camp, J. T. Ferguson. w R. | ORourke, J. K. P. Lacy, J. H. Leath J. M. Tuck. W. S. Brown.
 Henry Reed ys. Birmingham Railway,
 Light and Power company damages P. S.
 Denson & Denson; Hugh Morrow. | T. J. Johnson vs, F. J. OConnell; de- tinue P. s. Thompson & Thompson; Co., wart & Curtis.
 Tamar w Brown, administrators. etc.
 vs. Alabama Steel and Wire company
 damages. Frank s. White & Sons; Till
 man, Grubb, Bradley X Morrow I al
 Alabama Steel and Wire company; dam ages. Frank s, White as Sons; Tillman l Grubb, Bradley & Morrow
 Thomas Hicks vs. Central Coal com pany; damages. Bowman Harsh & Bed
 dow; Weatherly X stokely. | Moses House vs. Sloss- Sheffield Steel
 and Iron company; damages. Bowman l Harsh X Beddow; Tillman, Grubb, Brad l ley & Morrow
 Kate Dickerson vs. Birmingham Rail-
 way. Light and Power company. damages.
 Bowman, Harsh X Beddow; Hugh Nor 1 row.
 1 Lizzie Watkins vs. Birmingham Rail-
 way Light and Power company; damages
 Bowman, Harsh & Beddow; Hugh Nor
 row.
 | Chancery Court. | The case of J. II. Hillman ct als. vs
 Martha Rhinehardt and the case of w. NJ. Davidson vs. Martin Rhinehardt were
 submitted for final decree in the chan cenry court.
 | The suit of George Keith vs. w. s. For man ct al. was argued before Chancellor Benners today and submitted for decree on the demurrers and the motion to dis : miss
 l Testimony in the case of l.. G. Pettijohn ct al vs Edilda Pauley ct al. was heard
 before Register Altman yesterday. The
 argument will be heard Wednesday. Petitions In Bankruptcy. l The Roberts, Johnson X Rand Shoe company of St. Louis. William l.. Del | helm & Co, the Beck Candy & Grocery I Co.,. and the Tyler Grocery company have ! filed petition in the federal court that the Eastern Cahaba Coal company be declared in involuntary bankruptcy. J. A. Johnson filed petition for voluu-