The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-17

for alleged failure to deliver telegram within q reasonable time
 G. Dawson sues Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for 5000 for personal injuries alleged to have beer sustained in a wreck of defendants cars. II. Raston Smith ys. Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company; suit for $OOOO for alleged assault and battery committed by conductor
 Annie Sims vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company; suit for s50G0 for personal injuries alleged to have been caused in q wreck.
 Maggie Robinson vs. Western Union Telegraph company; suit for SE99 for ale legged failure to deliver telegram within a reasonable time.
 Criminal Court. In the first division of the criminal court yesterday the cases against Harry Haynes were passed. owing to the sick ness of the defendant. The jury in the case of Rosey Ward is still out.
 Criminal Court Docket. In the first division of the criminal court the following docket is set for to- day:
 Mrs. Mary Brennan. Will c. Walker. Sam Woods, Joseph Homes Charles F. Thompson Wallace Holmes. Nick Briby. Chancery Court.
 In the chaneery court yesterday r. M. Prince filed bill against J. J. Nave ct als., seeking to quiet title to certain lands described in the bill
 In the case of Perryman & Co. vs. w. w. Montgomery ct als. the register on a reference awarded George Huddleston an attorneys fee of $50 for services rem dered as guardian ad litem.
 Federal Court.
 The fall terms of the United States court and district court convened yester- day morning at 10 o'clock.
 Owing to the non-arrival of Judge Thomas c. Jones the court adjourned until oclock.
 The roll call Of grand Jurors showed the following were present:
 D. D. Redus, Vernon; l.. F. Mills Win field; James NJ. Adams Birmingham: James H. Watson, Remlap; Clement Ga gam, Blrmingham J s. Gilmore, Detroit; T. J. Batson. Bessemer M. A. Coker, Ashville; John A. Studdard. Rhine; John G. Housman, Birmingham; J. M. Fuller ! ton. Slough; D. J. Pennington, Bedford; John Watson, Vandiver; J. II. Barton, Cordova. Strong Nichols. Fayette; Robol [ | Byrd, Oneonta; J. A. Bryan, Firming- ham; J. A. Mize, springville; 9. IL. Cooper. Birmingham. | The following is the list of the petit | jurors summoned to serve during the l term
 Tom Beard, Avondale; W. R. Collier. Beaverton; W. B. Hawkins. Odenvile. 1 B. F. Cline. Millport; w. c. Reason. Whit ney; s. D. Wade, Fayette; F. F. Bell, Jonesboro; D. Franklin, Donnavant; k. M Hutto, Curganno; H. B. Reagan, Elm pre; w. F. Carraway. Kennedy; John Kerkley, Hennegar; J. II. Willingham, Bankston; E. G. Shaw Caldwell; A. Hirsch, Birmingham: w. M. Wright. Bir- mingham; l. D. Gresham. Birmingham: J. W. Noe, Sulligent; J. II. Sidens, Lost Creek Joe Thompson, Cordova; J. R. Robinson, Fayette; J. M. Shepherd, New tonville E. D. Foster. Birmingham. Federal Court Docket-Equity Cases. The following docket Is set for trial in the federal court today
 George A. Courson. ct al., vs. Gadsden water NOrkS cOHlpbIy, ct dl.' MdEBio Wilson vs Moore Marsh company; Robert Munroe Vs. William N. Crellin. trading as Birmingham Boiler Works; The Cen tral Land company vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company: Mark w. Johnson, Jr., ys. Republic Iron and Steel company; Columbia Avenue Trust com-E pany vs the MeAfee company Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company vs. Edward Flynn ct al. Lacy-BuelI IronI company vs. l.. B. Evans, ct al; Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company vs Edward Flynn, ct al. Republic Iron and Steel company vs. John Clancy, ct al.
 
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