The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-17

yestefudy III the cndnceTy court.
 The case of Greeley Vines ct al vS G. B. Vines ct al was dismissed without prejudice
 In the case of M. L. Harris, guardian, vs. Maude Harris ct al, the report of the register relative to the reference was read in open court and was ordered to lie over for one day for exceptions to be filed if any there be.
 The following business is on the docket of the chancery court for today:
 E. F. Enslen vs. F. w. Durham; Gus Bradford vs John E. Ware; Tennie snod- dy vs. Edward Snoddy
 This will be sentence day in the criminal court, but there will not be many con- victed prisoners to have their punishment meted out to them Compared with last week, the week closing today has been very quiet, so far as concerns the number of convictions in the criminal court. Last weeks record was more than unusual, and attaches of the court and the county Jail do not expect such another number of convictions to be had in any one week for some time
 christo Jebeles, James Gatouras, Alex Kontos, Charles D. Pantaze and George Costello, trustees for the Greek fraternity of Birmingham, yesterday filed their bond as such in the probate court
 The following business was transacted yesterday in the city court:
 In the case of Bragg King vs. Sidney L. Lumpkin, verdict for the defendant was returned. In the case the plaintiff sued for damages for alleged malicious prosecution.
 c. c. Perdue ct al., pro ami, vs. The Bir- mingham Belt Railroad company: verdict for the plaintiff for s950
 W H. Carney. administrator, vs. the Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron company; judgment by consent for $100.
 E. D. Taylor vs. the Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company, for dam ages in the sum of s1OOOo, Is on trial. thrown off car which he was trying to board. and suffered painful and se- rious injuries thereby.
 The case of P. F. Murphy ys. Black & Laird, is on trial in the city court. The petitioner claims damages for alleged in juries to certain real estate during the building of the sanitary sewer by the defendants, a firm of contractors.
 The following new suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 
 Railway. Light and Power company. The petitioner alleges that he was thrown from one. of the cars of the defendant company and suffered severe and painful injuries as a result, wherefore he prays damages In the sum of $30,ooo.
 The Lookout Mountain Iron company vs the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor poration, limited, of London, Eng, Is the title of a suit of unusual features which was filed yesterday in the United States circuit court It Is alleged in the petition that the defendant agreed to insure and guarantee the plaintiff against all losses arising from accidents in the plaintims mines. and that the plaintiff was ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction to pay the sum of $6,500 as damages and court costs because of the death of one George w. Lea, in It's mines in DeKalo county The plaintiff alleges further that it has made demand for payment to 1t by the defendant of the sum of s6,50O so paid out by 1t, but defendant has failed to carry out It's contract. It therefore sues for the $6,5O0.
 Licenses to marry were issued yester- day at the probate court to the follow ing persons
 Mack Glaze and Miss Matte Blackstone J. A. Dupree and Miss Mary Perryman