The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-02
City Court of Birmingham.

IiSl ulNiSioiig ohd5p Ni"'i iN' w N' gusor presiding:
 The case of A. J. Smith adminlstra- tor, vs the Pioneer Mining and Manu- featuring company is still on trial be- for jury in the first division of the city court.
 The following cases were disposed of by Judge Ferguson yesterday:
 A. $. Ru;nsey vs. Lee Cotton, dismissed
 w. l.. Needham ct al., administrator vs. pinmick Pipe company; judgment by consent fl, 5000.
 Second division, Judge Charles A. sem presiding:
 The non-jury docket is being cohslu- cred by Judge Senn this week in the second division The following cases were disposed of yesterday:
 E. E. Taylor vs. Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad company; judgment fer the defendant.
 Lena Hurrhres vs Birmingham Rall- way. Light and Power company; Judg- ment for the defendant.
 O. P. S Fowler vs. Birmingham Bottle and Supply company; dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Mayor and City Council of Ensley vs J E. Hollingsworth x Co.,; dismissed Tor want of prosecution.
 Today's docket first division,
 No. 17553-J, T. Crawford vs. Newbourne X Sheppard. Assumpsit. E. G. Ferry Kennedy & Whitaker.
 No. 17555-Walter G. Cooper vs. Mary E. Cooper. Ejectment. J. A. Estes; w. r. Porter.
 No. 175e0-Joe Frank vs. Charles Murray. Assumpsit Morris Loveman; B. M. Allen.
 No. 175sS-William F. Harrison, admin istrator, etc, vs Alabama Steel and Wire company. Damages. Sam VIII John; Tillman Grubb Bradley & Morrow.
 No. 175o5-Folger Brothers vs. w. H. owens Typewriter company, etl a. As sumpsit Elder & Elder, et al; Ward & Ward
 No. 17566-G Maria ct. al. administra- tors. etc, vs Alabama Steel and Wire company Damages. J. M McMaster, et al; Tillman, Grubb, Bradley x Morrow. Todays docket second division:
 No. 1S129-Alabama Mineral Land com pany vs. Blocton Cahaba Coal company. Assumpist. Blackburn x Agee; Augustus Benners.
 No 17451-Moody X Haysvs. Frank S. White Damages. Smith & Smith. No 17452-Mary Martin vs. Southern , Railway company Appeal by defendant. w. K. Terry, ct. al. No. 17456-E. F. Forbes Piano company vs. J. M. McPherson ct. al. Detinue. Alex c. Birch, Arthur l.. Brown. No. 17457-Martin Cracker company vs E. Wall. defendant Agrimi Fruit and Produce company. Garnshee. Certiorari by garnishee. H. c. Crane. No. 17475-State of Alabama vs. Nick Brown ct. al. Certiorari by garnishee M. l.. Ward; E. Hammill. No. 17490-J. T. Palmer ys. w. D. Blood worth, defendant, Henderson Boyd com (sarpi4hAA GnrniShmpnt lQd2- ment w. T. Ward. No. 17491-J. G. Harris vs. E. l.. Gaines Assumpslt E. c. Crow; J. s. Kennedy
 No 17492-G. M. Tubb vs. F, l.. Gaines ct. al Assumpsit E. c. Crow; J. s. Kennedy.
 No l752O-o L. Gregory Vinegar com pany vs. Scholar Vinegar company. As suanpsit Thompson & Thompson. No 17453-Peoples Saving Bank & Trust Company vs. Mack Rogers ct al. Under wood & Thach; H. c. Selheimer.
 No 17596-J. A. Strpling vs. St Louis and San Francisco Railroad company. Appeal by defendant J. W. Bush.
 Damage Suits Filed. William Frederick has filed suit against the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company and Wiley J. Milan. ask ing for damages to the amount of s25,- 900 for alleged personal injuries. The plain tiff claims that he was shot in the back by Milan who was in the service of the railway company as a conductor.
 Marzell Lawrence files suit against the Birmingham Belt Railroad company ask ing for damages to the amount of $25.0o0 for alleged personal injuries. Walter Law renee. the husband of the plaintiff. files suit against the Belt company and the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company for $20.0O0 each.
 N. P. Anderson sues the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company for $500 as damages.