The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-30

company, appeal; Moody & Hay vs. Frank <. White, damages; Martin Cracker com pany vs. E. Wall. certorarl Ely & Walk CT Dry Goods company vs. Ashby Brick company ct al., assumpsit; State of Ala bama vs Nick Brown, certlorari: Gray a Dudley Hardware company vs. J. R. Tay- Tor, assumpslt; R. NJ. Carey vs l.. K. Moss. assumpsit; Peoples Savings Bank and Trust company vs. Mack Rogers ct al. assumpsit. Bessemer Water Works. i. vs. Woodward Iron company, condemna- tion proceedings.
 New Suit Filed.
 The following suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 NJ. M. Huff vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. The plaintiff claims sl5,0OO damages for personal in- juries, consisting of a broken arm wounds and cuts on the head and knees and | bruises on the body, alleged to have heen received by being thrown from a car which started suddenly.
 Olive Boyd and j. c. Moncref claim slO,Oo0 each for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained while attempting to board the cars of the defendant. Chancery Court. | In the chaneery court yesterday the 1 following deerees were rendered. i c. A. Ryan ys. Francesca Ryan, dis missed for want of prosecution. | Woodlawn ys. ] A. Durham. decree sustaining demurrer to original bill and 1 allowing plaintiff ten days to mend. ] B. r. Pool vs John IT. Thomas. dis missed for want of prosecution, costs taxed argainst plaintiff
 Lizzie Bates ls William Bates dis missed for want of prosecution, defen- dant taxed with costs.
 New Suits Filed Mrs Raphelia Barraneo filed d bill In the chaneery court yesterday praying the court to enion Black X Laird, contrae- tors. from blasting in the nelghborhood of her property which. she states, is being injured by large pieces of rock being | hurled against the doors, transoms and walls of her houses and store, and that customers are afraid to come to her store to trade on account of the danger. | Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham vs. Mrs. Columbia Mccoy bill to enforce the abatement of nuisance in the matter of the building known as the Dude saloon which, it Is averred, is danger to the public on account of its being out of per pendieular and leaning out towards the street and avenue
 In the case of Rlanton Higgins ys East Birmingham Realty company, a motion 10 dismiss for want of equity was over ruled. demurrer was sustained and plain | u1fa ,Jat f..
 Criminal Court. In the first division of the criminal court yesterday Judge Weaver took np the trial of non-captal felonies
 Dan Burke. Charlie Brown and Matthew Jackson pleaded guilty te l the charges against them the eases against Willis Alexander. J. 1 Y Howard. k. M Bates and Will Jones were passed to he reset; Jim Mitchell and Jesse Jackson had the cases against them passed today. John McCarty was tried on charge of larceny from dwell- i ing. and the jury had not reached q ver- dict when court adjourned. l Criminal Court Docket.
 The following docket is set in the first division of the criminal court today; | Miller Edwards, William Smith. Philip Boone John Lewis. A. B. Bradley, Ben- nle Budford, John Boyd. Jim English. Federal Court.
 In the federal court yesterday Judge Jones took up the criminal docket in the l afternoon. the following cases were tried: II. W. Preuett charged wiht illicit dis l tillng; jury had not returned verdict when court adioprned | J. B. Thompson, dismissed upon pay ment of costs.
 | Federal Court Docket. In conjunction with the cases carried oyer from yesterday the following docket | Is set for today;
 l Morgan McNutt, T. NJ. Evans J. J. Cooper. w II. Peek, Frances M. Evans Charlotte Larmor. c. C. Poss, Henry k. l Fowler.
 The ease against B. F. carloss and his co-defendants will be called first on the l docket today.