The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-10
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drunkenness John Lewis assault; Wes- Icy Brooks. assault and battery with weapon Ben Gilman. abusive language'
 Ed Nation, Mack Dooley, gaming Dolly McCombs. violating the revenue laws. Printed copies of the trial docket for the adjourned term of the circuit court have been prepared ana are now ready for distribution to the attorneys inter- ested
 This adjourned term of the court was decided upon by Judge Coleman as neees- sary to clear tho docket of it's conges- ton of cases. At the request of Judge Coleman Governor Jelks has instructed, Supernumerary Judge Aston to preside at the adjourned term, which will be held from March to March 2 inclusive Aspusual in the circuit court, Saturdays will be motion and default days, hence no cases are set for trial on those days.
 The case of C. L.. Ledbetter vs. the Williamson Iron company is still on trial in the circuit court, having again occupied the entire day This is a case in which the plaintiff prays for damages in the amount of s75OO for personal injuries al legged to have been sustained by falling through the floor in the plant of the de- fendant company in First avenue.
 The following business was transacted in the city court yesterday:
 Mrs. Addie Solomon vs. the American Guild, verdict for the plaintiff for s270S,33.
 William c. owen vs. Bob Allen ct al, verdict for the defendant.
 Herman Mauk vs. the Benjamin Shaw company, judgment for the plaintiff for $500.
 Mrs. A. A. Hodges vs. G. H. Bube, con- tinued.
 Farmers and Merchants National bank tinued
 First National bank of Gadsden vs. William Vaughan. continued.
 M Ellard vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, passed to later date by consent
 The following new suits were filed in the city court yesterday J. c. Brown as administrator for the estate of Fred Jones, deceased vs. the Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany. The plaintiff prays for damages to the extent of S25,eo0 alleging that Fred Jones was run over and killed by train of the defendant company al a crossing on January 15. 1906 it being further all legged that the defendant company was at fault, in as much as its servants and employers had not caused the whistle to l,alI at of in for vals when the train was approaching the crossing.
 J. K. P Laird vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company. The peti- tioner prays for damages in the amount of $666.66, alleging that the working of | the mineral rights of certain lands caused | Mud creek to become dry, thereby damag- | ing and reducing the fertility of his lands. | Alleging that the Western Union Tele- graph company failed to deliver promptly | a telegram she sent to Birmingham from | Childersburg, Mrs. Annie l.. Howle yes | terday filed suit against the company, claiming the sum of 5000. The suit was | filed in the circuit court. | Final naturalization papers were issued | yesterday in the circuit court to E. Der l man.
 h Julis Kessler X Co. of Chicago yester- l day filed suit in the United States circuit ] court against b. I. Simon & Bro. for dam- l ages in the sum of 5000, alleging that the defendants had infringed upon certain trademarks and copyrights. l There was also filed a suit of the same nature against Emanuel Solomon and | Emil Levy. doing business under the