The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-11
RECORD OF THE COURTS

RECORD OF THE COURTS. The circuit and criminal courts speedily disposed of their dockets yesterday. In the first division of the circuit court all cases were continued. Tn the second di- vision, Judge Lane presiding, the case of Will Williams vs. Atlanta and Birmng- ham Air Line Railway company was dis missed for want of prosecution. In the case of Frank G. Fite vs Will Harris, detinue, the jury returned yer dict for the furniture sued for.
 The case of M. K Collins vs. Frank James, assumpsit was dismissed by Judge | Coleman.
 First Division Docket.
 The following docket is set in the first division of the circuit court today: L. w. Jones vs Walter Hoffman ct al, damages; W. P Roscoe vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, dam- ages; c. M. Freeman vs. II. W. Phillips, l ct al. damages: w. A. Brown vs. T. W. 1 o Byrne, assumpsit; Union Discount com pany vs. R. P. schoppert appeal.
 Second Division Docket.
 The following docket is set in the sec ond division of the circuit court today:
 Citizens Savings bank vs. John L. Par ker, ct al., ejectment; Cox Brothers vs. Charles M. Carraway assumpsit; s. P. Miller vs. W. J. Francis, assumpslt; George Norman vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, damages; Peter Perolo administrator, vs. Pratt Coal ! company damages
 City Court.
 All three divisions of the city court were busy yesterday on jury trials.
 In the first diviison, Judge Sharp pre- slding the jury ln the case of Beasley l Brothers ys. George C. Harris. assumpsit, returned q verdict for the defendant.
 Third Division Docket.
 The following docket is set in the third division of the city court today: ! City of Avondale vs. Mrs. M. C. Beal, certiorar; Caldwell Watson Foundry company vs. Lillie s. Stewart adminis- tratrix, assumpsit; Pittsburg Dry com- pany vs Lindsey Floral company, as sumpsit; Southeastern Lime and Cement company vs. Burlxhalter X Co., assnmp- sit; Consolidated Electric company vs. E. 1 w. Bullock ct al.
 The case of J. O. Borough vs. American Casting company, damages, resulted in a verdict for the defendant | w.. vile Railroad company, verdict for S3S.97.
 First Division Docket.
 The following docket is set in the first division of the city court today:
 S. M. Lowry vs. Bessemer Water ] Works company, damages; J. l.. Mitchell ! vs. E. S. Laramore, appeal; B. M, Jack 1 son vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; r. M. Boyl<1n vs. Bailey & Howard ct al, assumpsit
 In the second division of the city court Judge Ferguson presiding, in the case or John W. Smith vs. W. E. Roebuck ct al. the court directed verdict for the defendants.
 w. II. Wilson pro ami vs. Louisville | and Nashville Railroad company was commenced and will be resumed this morning.
 Second Division Docket. 1 The following docket is set in the sec ond division of the city court today:
 state ex rel R. D. Davis ys. W. H. ! Hunter. quo warranto; Allen S Jeinison l company vs. A. J. Terrell, assumpslt. Thomas II. Pebworrh vs. Southern beii Telephone and Telegraph company. dam ages: Ira S. Perry vs. Tutwiler Coal, Coke and Iron company. damages l Judge Nesmith presided in the taird dl- | vision of the city court yesterday. ihe case of James Dix vs. Pioneer Mining ana ! Manufacturing company resuieeo III 1 verdict for the defendant
 In the fourth division of the city court | Judre senn heard chancery cases
 The case of Rachael Webster vs. Henry Webster was dismissed for want of prose- cution.
 Tine case of Peter schlechter ys. W. | D. Akin was submitted for decree
 City chancery Docket. The following docket is set in the fourth 1 division of the city court today
 Jerry Miller vs B. M. Allen, Birming- l ham Realty company; Dora Robertson, l of al vs r l. Robertson, executor; Sebe 1 S,ra u,ford vs Mandy Crawford; Marshall Reed ys the Avondale steam Laundry company; Mamie Cummings vs. K. c. 1 Cummings.
 Criminal Court. In inc first division of the criminal court 1 yesterday forfeiture on bonds was order | ed in the following cases Simon Dun ken. Claud Howell, Sam King and Eu- 1 gene Jones.
 The following cases were passed by the 1 state: Kid Shaw, H. E. Sorreii' Bert l Sawyer and A. J. Fletcher. Harry Well. charged with forgery, was | found not guilty
 Mat Vaughan, assault with intent to murder, found not guilty
 Criminal Court Docket.
 The following docket is set in the first | division of the criminal court today: Ellen James, larceny from dwelling; William Williams. assault and batter; w. II. Rhea, Peter Reynolds, assault with 1 intent to murder; Dick Peterson Sallie Maddox assault with intent to murder.
 chancery Court. | Tn tbe chancery court yesterday the case of s. H. Norris, trustee ys. wood Dfckerson Lumber company was settled