The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-30
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 The following business was transacted in the city court yesterday:
 August Wright vs Dave Copelon, judg- ment for plaintiff in the sum of $500, be- fore Judge Senn.
 The case of the E. L. Higdon Brokerage company vs. R. Cefalu is on trial before Judge Senn, in the first division.
 In the second division, before Judge Ferguson, quite an extensive amount of business was transacted, as follows:
 The Southern Grain and Feed company vs. J. T. Camp. judgment by default for plaintiff for $251.
 James F. Johnston vs. James Costello. judgment by default for plaintiff for $So4.
 D. J. Menier ct al vs. Tom Costus, judg- ment by default for plaintiff for s1s6.
 Mrs. M. A. Horton vs. Mrs. B. Hum- phreys, appeal dismissed by the court.
 James F. Johnston vs. H. T. Parker ct al. dismissed on motion of the plain tiff.
 George White vs. Mattie Thomas, dis missed on motion of plaintiff.
 Judge Ferguson handed down decree relieving Porter Atkinson of the d1sabii- ities of homage.
 The following is the jury selected to serve in the first division of the city court during the present week: P. l.. Ethbridge, Ned Armstrong, w. G. Smith. Sam Hogan, w. H. Stacy, Jr.. H. c. Russell. J. E. Wood, w. G. Smith, !. ]. Nicholson, A. J. Sullivan, Henry E. Kline H. T. Dorman, J. B. Krackenber- ger, R. M. Brown, J. B. Hendricks, Leo Broad. c. M Dixon, B. T. Webb, R. F. Baird, ". M Bearden. o. L. Duncan, T. w. Bridges, F. G. Ruter, A. B. Ham let and A. M. South.
 The following cases are on the docket of the city court for trial today: First Division-H. B. Mccullough vs. the Alabama Steel and Wire company; Oscar Skelton, pro ami, vs. the Birming- ham Mining and Contracting company; Lewis Jones vs. the loss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company; s. W. LaRosse vs the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company; Joe Watson vs. the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company A. O.. Hidden vs. R. F. Collins; J. R. Webster and company vs. Dozier Lumber company; Luther Gillian vs. the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company; Dixie Glass Works ys. the Birmingham Bottle Supply com pany.
 Second Divisional. H. Stewart, trans feree etc. vs. Will Harris; William A. Johnson vs. the St. Louis and San Fran cisco Railroad company; William A. John son vs the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company; c. A. Bain vs. Laura Palmer ct al; J. B. Doan vs John S. Chambers; Jasper Smith vs. George w. Thompson, defendant, H. s. Hartsfield, garnishee: Joseph R. Smith. Sr., vs R. w Harrison; J. H. Sewell vs. Moesser and company. defendant, city of Gadsden garnishee; Kingston Land company vs. the Southern Railway company; Kingston Land company vs. the Southern Railway company; Kingston Land company vs. inc Southern Railway company; Alabama Cut Stone company vs. w. H. Moore. A verdict for the defendant was handed down in the circuit court in the case of Anderson and Michel vs the Mabel Mining company
 Judgment by consent in favor of the plaintiff for $500 was handed down in the circuit court yesterday in the case of Green Williams vs. John Griffith X Sons. The case of J. H. Johnson. administra- tor, vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light