The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-01
J. L. Daniel

the city court against the Birmingham
 Mining and Contracting company for
 damages in the amount of s50O0 It is al-
 leged in the petition that plaintiff was
 in the employ of the defendant company
 March II, 1905. when he was severely
 and painfully hurt by some heavy tim
 bers falling upon him while he was en-
 gagged in carrying on the duties for which
 he was engaged by the defendant.
 The following cases are on the docket
 of the city court for trial today:
 R. T. Moore Lumber company ct al vs.
 Mrs c. A. Leak; Henry c. Pool vs the
 Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham; T.
 A Scott vs the Western Union Telegraph
 company P. w. Higginbotham vs. B. M.
 Brewer; Stowers Furniture company vs. E. c. Hewes.
 The following business was transacted yesterday in the circuit court: Henry Fisher vs. John Griffiths & Sons, l judgment by consent for the plaintiff in | the sum of $100.
 J. IL Johnson, administrator vs. the Bir-
 mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany, Judgment for defendant | Jimmy Wilson, pro ami vs. the BirminS-
 ham Belt Railroad company, non-sult taken by the plaintiff.
 Mrs. Matte Ryan vs. the Birmingham
 Railway, Light and Power company on
 trial This case will probably be con- l cluded this morning. | R. L. Jackson yesterday filed suit in | the circuit court against M. Brody and , J. Marll, as individuals and as members 1 of the Electric City Loan and Pledge company, and against the aforesaid com
 pany for $l999, on an alleged breach of 1 contract
 | A Allen, a native of Russia, yesterday l filed in the circuit court declaration of 1 his intention to become a naturalized citi- ], zen of the United States
 | Final naturalization papers were issued | in the circuit court yesterday to Andy Marx, native of Canada; William A 1 Abras, native of Syria and John c. l Stathakis, native of Greece. 1 The following cases are on the docket | of the circuit court for trial today:
 Stacey A. Johnson vs. the Birmingham
 Railway. Light and Power company; w. l M. Alexander vs. the Republic Iron and l Steel company; G. B. McLemore vs. the | Rugby Land company; Birdie May Cren- l shaw vs. the First National Bank of l Birmingham; J. D. s. Davis vs. Mrs. $. l E. Fraley ct al
 1 The state supreme court having grant l ed them each a new trial, Fannie Car | ter and Ebert Carter, recently sentenced l to serve three years each for grand lar | ceny were released from the county jail 1 yesterday upon bond in the sum of $500 1 each being furnished.
 Attorneys Stallings and NeSmith and Stenographer Jack T. Stallings have gone l to Greenville to be in attendance at the | trial of Dardy T. Stallings OF the charge of murder It is alleged that Dardy T. 1 allings killed Ranford Buckhaultz, and | a previous trial resulted in mistrial. i The present hearing will be at a special | term of the court.
 The regular monthly session of the Jeff | fersons County Board of Revenue will be | held today beginning at 10 o'clock this morning. The principal business will be in 1 the way of settling accounts, but any ! other matters that may come up will | also be handled.
 The sherff's department is busily en- l gagged looking up the records of a negro named Andy Mayfed, alias Dog Smith, who is said to be wanted in this county l for murder The negro is under arrest l at East St. Louis, and will be held for | the Jefferson authorities if they want him. l Unless something definite relative to the l case can be obtained and the witnesses I have not all disappeared the prisoner | msy be sent for but indications are that l conviction will be almost impossible 90 l the matter will doubtless be dropped | Licenses to marry were issued in ths l probate court yesterday as follows: | T. E. Waldrop and Miss Lou Vera | Fllis; James b. Mason and Miss Barbara 1 NJ. Bahler.