The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-13
RECORD OF COURTS

All the Jefferson county courts ad- iourned yesterday out of respect to the memory of Chief Justice Mcclellan of the state supreme court, who was buried yes- terday afternoon in Athens.
 There was no formality in the courts, but in nearly all of them the order of adjournment was entered upon the docket immediately upon converting. In the crim- inaI court q motion to adjourn was made by Attorney Robert Bell and was im- mediately acted upon by Judge Greene.
 The drawing of jurles was taken up in each of the courts, but in not single In stance was the matter completed The sheriff will draw additional names this morning to complete the juries. The 1uries as drawn yesterday were as follows;
 Criminal Court-Bob Williams, w. c. Hagood, J. A. Wood, M. Bowers, w. N Smith, D. E. Mckinley. A. A. Adams James w Fowler. John w. Terrell w. R. Brown c. D. Hearley, w. A. Hardin, J.. T. L. Attoway, J. s. Edwards.
 City Court-W. D. Young. Fred Slose' E. Barton, s. w. Monaghan, s. Whitfield Marshall Vines, Simon Pintz, w. 8. Clark William Sellers, c. A. Robbins. J. Wesley Jones, w. c. Woods E. F. Manasco w. L. Terner, J. A Fades, Abesta Wilson, B. w. Patton. w. H. Sill. c. s, Blackwell Theo Leslie. s. A. Tarrant, J. C. Har- per. Joe Baker, Allen M. Holt, John Dill lard, J. B. Ware, w. J. Lindsey, w. R.. Tarrant.
 Circuit Court-W E. Albritton. Robert Stewart, j. w. Burgn. s. N. Hamilton Benjamin F. Caffey. John Sias, s. F. Smith, L. w. Dupuy, Richard Timmons T. l.. stovall, James Downs. w. A. John son, E. w. Moore, Wood Miles. culpepper Exum, T. w. Robinson, w l.. Pledger, George W. Papot
 Suit for damages to the amount or SoOo was filed in the circuit court yesterday by J. w. Herring against the Alabama Great Southern railroad. the plaintiff claiming that injury had been done to certain lands owned by him because the railroad com pany failed to maintain proper cattle guards where the tracks entered and left his property, whereby the cattle entered.
 The Calera Townsite company has been incorporated with $50,00o capital stock for the development of Calera, controlling a very large portion and embracing some of the choicest business and residence property of the city. James L. smith Thomas L. Anglin, E. H. Holder and asso- ciates are named as incorporators With general offices at Birmingham.
 The following cases were set for trial in the city court today:
 First dlvision-W. H. Carney, admins trator. vs the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company; Dovie McDonald, admins tratrix. vs. the Southern Railway com pany; Mcconnell & Whatley ys. B. A. Keys; Charles Cook vs. the Southern Railway company; the Fidelity ana Casualty company of New York Vs. the Gilreath Coal and Iron company; J. L.. Adams vs. l.. F. Chew; William Jaeops vs. the Sheffield Steel and Iron company; C. C. Perdue ct al., pro ami vs. the Birmingham Belt Railroad com pany; W. R. Blevn vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company; Will T. Mcdowell vs. the Tutwiler Coal Coke and Iron company; Charles Transfer company vs Mrs. s. c. Malone.
 Second divison-c c. Poss vs the Southern Railway company; B. B. Conner vs Prudy Johnson ct al; John Hutte vs the tennessee COal, Iron anu iNhiiioh" company ct al Robert Williams. pro anil. vs the Birmingham Mining and Contracting company; Steiner Bros. vs. Cora P. Doane; w. T. Kennedy vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company Pleasant Dickerson vs. J. E. Weaver ct al; Bessemer Water works vs. the Virginia Investment company; Bes- semer Water Works company,ys. L.ida r. Cornish. Bessemer Water works vs' Lucy Smith ct al; Bessemer Water works vs the Woodward Iron company.
 The following cases were set for trial today on the docket of the circuit court:
 w w Prowell vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company; J. A. Turner vs. R. Caravella; R. H. Hub bard vs the Mayor and Aldermen of Bir- mlngham: R. II. Hubbard vs the Wood ward Construction company; Francis B. Clarke vs F ord. Bacon & Davis: Francis B. Clarke vs. the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company Ike Foster vs. the Tutwiler Coal Coke and Iron com pany; Mason Hamlin company vs E. P. Forbes Piano company; Little Warrior