The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

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 RECORD OF THE COURTS. Judge A. A Coleman will take his seat on the bench in the circuit court this morning after his weeks absence in Greensboro. The first five eases In this court today are brought in the name of Jerry Fountain, administrator. These eases relate to the Virginia mine disaster and are brought in the interests of the relatives of men who were killed in it. The death of the plaintiff will probably cause the cases to be continued, pend- ing the appointment of another admin istrator.
 Criminal Court Docket.
 The following cases are set for trial h the circuit court today:
 Jerry Fountain, administrator, vs. Ala bama Steel and Wire company, damages; Give cases.) Board of Trustees of Uni yersity of Alabama vs John B. Reeves, ejectment Board of Trustees of Uni- versity of Alabama vs Felix P. Parsons, ejectment; William Thompson vs. Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power com
  tor, vs. Kansas City, Memphis and Bir- lningham Railroad company, damages; Shugart and Bell vs. Ned Jones ct ai., ejectment; John H. Warner vs. Louis Vile and Nashville Railroad company, damages; John c. Dorn vs. J. O. May tleld & O., assumpsit Birmingham Drop Forge and Machine company vs. Indus trlal Frame and Trust company garnsh- men.
 City Court.
 Jury trials will be heard in the first division of the city court this week and non-jury trials in the second division.
 First Division Docket.
 The following cases are set for trial in the first division of the city court today: James Gerganus vs. Birmingham Belt Railroad company, damages; Samuel II. Hutchinson vs. Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company, damages; w. c. Agee &, To. ys. Louisville and Nashville Rail read company, damages; John R. Living ston vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. damages Richmond Haywood vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Cecil
 
 way, Light and Power company dam ages; W. T. Bentley vs, J. A. Herrick, assumpsit. John M Haran vs. Alabama Great Southern Railroad company, dam ages; Ida s. Dubois vs. c. H. Thompson, appeal Jake Strong vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company. damages; W. (. Morris vs. Birmingham Railway, Light ard Power company, damages.
 Second Division Docket.
 The following cases are set for trial to- day in the second division of the city court:
 John T. McCombs vs. L. L. Stephenson and Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. ejectment; E. r. Riggs vs. w. F. McNamara. garnshment; Amanda J. Me Daniel vs. John c. Forney, admnistra- tor, assumpsit; Charles A. Hassler ct al. vs. Charles R. Walters, defendant, and Mary E. Davis. garnishee, certiorari; A. J. Sullivan vs. l.. B. Musgrove assumpsit; J. J. Crawford vs. James E. Dedman, as- sumpsit; NJ. R. Russell vs. Peter H. Lal- lande, damages; Means-Fulton Iron Works vs. Birmingham Machine and Foundry company. assumpsit; John F.
  sumpsit; Ex Parte Susan Lunsford, su- persedeas; J. T. Mullins vs. Mutual Fi- delity company, defendant, McCrossin and Saunders. garnishees; Simon Solomon vs. Mutual Fidelity company defendant, Me- Crossin and Saunders, garnishees John s. Leedy vs. Mutual Fidelity company, de- fendant Southern Express company ct al. garnishee; H. A. Drennen vs. Mutual Fidelity company. defendant, McCrossin and Saunders, garnishees; Alabama Ma tional bank vs. N. w. Henry ct al, eject ment; D. W. Dean vs. Jebeles &s Colias appeal
 Criminal Court.
 In the first division of the criminal court Judge Weaver will preside today and take up the non-capital felony docket The fol- lowing cases are set for trial: Alan A. Little, Charles E. Harrison, Taylor Miller Walter Bennett. Emanuel Smith, Ed Griggs, A. l.. Flight, J. Martin, Kid the Wonder.
 Notice to Jurors.
 All jurors summoned to attend in the circuit court and criminal court are re- ouested to be in court by 9:30. Fines will be imposed upon absent 5ufors who can not give a good excuse for non-attend- ance.