The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-15
Local Weather Data.
RECORD OF THE COURTS

TIL courts yesterday were practically
out if business. In the circuit court the
easd of Charles A. Due, Jr., VS.. E. L..
Edvirds was on trial. yesterday being
the eeond day taken up ON this suit. The
caseIhad not concluded when court adj
jouried The plaintiff claims damages for
the trongful seizure of household goods.
Circuit Court Docket.
The following docket is set for trial
In tlb circuit court today:
Mr.! A. S. Lawson VS.. Heaton and
Goodwin, damages T. NJ. Gilmore VS.. Bir-
mlngiam Railway, Light and Power conf
pany damages; Seals Piano and Organ
comany VS.. j. NJ Mullins, detinue; Lula
Chatham VS.. Carter Music and Furniture
company, damages; Prowell Hardware
company VS.. j. H. Russell assumpsit.
City Court.
N trial were held in either division
of the city court The jiries had been
discharged on the previous evening.
* the case of j. w. Smith VS.. T. w.
Htgood the jury failed to agree and a
mstrial was entered.
New Suits.
The following suits were filed in the
Office of the clerk of the city court yes
friday:
Craig Wilson vs. Carney, Mcfarland &
indrews, partners. Suit on primissory
lot for $212S.S5.
I Henry Daniel, pro ami, VS.. A. 5. Smith
and w. E. Murphy. The plaintiff claims
$1,000 damages for malicious and false
l. nI,o Of
". j. jackson VS. Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Railroad company Plaintiff claims
s1999 for personal injuries alleged to
nave been caused by defect in an en-
CINE he was working in defendants
mines. -
NARY Washington VS.. Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company Plantlit
claims 1899 damages for injuries alleged
10 have been received while boarding a
frain of defendant at Bell Sumpter
station.
chancery Court.
In the chancery court yesterday de-
crea was rendered in the case of the Biz
ningham Trust and Savings company,
trustee VS.. Mrs r. Esdale, awarding
and directing payment of $50 guardian al
Item fee.
w. w. Montgomery, pro ami, VS.. X. b.:
Montgomery; decree confirming report Oh
sale of property by IeeiStcA.
Eta Locke ct al. VS.. 7. L. johnston;
dismissed for want of prosecution at cost
of plaintiff. >,...,
Suit was filed by the Alabama National
hank against Victor Gage in the nature
of a bill of discovery to compel the de-
PENDANT to disclose the amount ana To-
cation of his property to satisfy Judg-
ment for s463O ., M,
p. T. Etheridge VS.. \. o. Tyler. BIZ
70 enioin further proceeding to collect
so01 20 on a judgment which the plain
tiff alleges was obtained against nm
without his knowledge
Criminal Court.
In the criminal court yesterday there
was a scarcity of defendants partly on
account of sickness and partly owing to
forgetfulness. Forfeitures were taken on
the bonds of Will Richardson, alias Jeff
Davis. charged with forgery; Addie Car
ter. charged with larceny; j. 7. NICHOLS
charged with embezzlement The cases
against Mamie Wilson and Lizzie Ross
were passed on account of sickness.
Mary Lou Jolly, charged with grand
larceny, was convicted and recommended
IN the clemency of the court on account
of her youth
Criminal Court Docket.
The following docket is set for trial
In the criminal court today:
Joe Hooper, manslaughter; Sam Elem
ing. larceny; Archie Smith, assault with
intent to murder; Joshua Bowie. larceny;
Philip Wulrus, vagrancy; Charles E.
Gray, grand larceny.