The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-10

ton, judgment for plaintiff for sioo.
 J. J. Crawford vs. James E. Dedman, dismissed for want of prosecution.
 George Tribble vs Republic Iron and Steel company. dismissed for want of prosecution.
 L. P. Lawrence vs. Kansas City, Nom phis and Birmingham Railroad company. dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Housman Bros. vs Garland Wilson. dismissed for want of prosecution. The docket for this court today is as follows:
 First Divsion-Jefferson County Mining and Quarrying company vs. the soss Iron and Steel company: W. E. Jordan vs. Rensford Bros. ct al: J. w. Brastield vs. Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company; Charlotte smith, ct all, vs. J. M. Roy, ct al; Charlotte Smith ct al. vs. R. H. Pinkerton; Thomas $, Weathers vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company.
 Second Division-C. E. Edwards, trans- fierce. vs. Kansas City, Memphis and Bir- mingham Railroad company; Lee Acker man vs. Birmingham Waterworks com pany; B. F. Roden ct al vs. NJ. M. Ora ham; J. L. Tinney vs. V. C. Smith, ct al; Jacob Crocker vs Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company; B. r Roden Grocery company Vs. A. H. Bacon; Mount Vernon Car Manufacturing company ys. the Sloss-Sheffleld Steel and 1 Iron company; J. w. McCain vs Mrs. P. R. Harrison; Jefferson Brick company vs Moody & Hay, etc. 1 Suit for damages to the extent of $30,000 was filed in the city court yesterday by B. P. Perryman, administrator, against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company It is alleged in the bill of conn | plalnt that J. J. Perryman. employed as switchman by the defendant railroad com pany was killed at Twenty y-seventh street, being run over by a train of the company. The bill alleges gross negli- ! gence on the part of the defendant. l through it's employees
 Other new suits in the city court were as follows:
 1 J. D. Pridmore vs. the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company.
 Ellen Duckett vs. District Grand Lodge 1 No. 9 of Alabama, of the Grand United Order of odd Fellows, for s2O0 on a policy. J. P. Seals vs Southern railway, for $25 GOO damages for injuries alleged to have been received in d wreck at Potters' 1 Station.
 M. W Burns vs. the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad for damages to the extent of $50 for killing a mule.
 The following business was transacted 1 in the circuit court:
 Leonard Farlor Vs the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad company Judgment for the plaintiff for $2625
 John Doe ex dem the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railway company vs. Oliver S. Early. judgment for plaintiff for land sued for.
 The case of Joe McDanlels consumed practically all the day in the criminal i court All other cases were passed. Me Daniels was charged with grand larceny and receiving stolen property, and was found not guilty. He is being held for the officers of Green county to answer charges there.
 The Jury in the case of Charles Foster, who was locked up all Monday night. failed to agree. A mistrial was ordered recorded. and Poster was returned to the county jail.
 l Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to the following persons: | Charles s. Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Mary Chainsel; C. B. Myers and Miss l Charlotte Howard; A. M. Williams and l Miss Dora Buckalew; Charles c. Lock