The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-08

Cement company vs Southern Construc- tion company. assumpsit; Will Pause vs. J. H. Hollis, Jr, ct al, damages; Sam Shields vs. J. H. Hollis, Jr., ct al, dam- ages: J. " Ferguson vs. A. J. Presley appeal by defendant; American Bolt com pany vs. David Blake, assumpsit; Ivey w. Gregory vs. Burt R. Pirer, attach ment; Barr Cash and Package Carrier company vs. B. Zavelo, appeal by de- fendant; J. T. Carlton vs Robert Baker, certiorari by defendant; William Outlaw vs Highland Market company, eertiorari by defendant; Pensacola Fish company vs Southern Fish and Poultry company, ct al garnishment on summons; W. H. Priegel vs. Highland Market company, appeal by defendant; Union Discount company vs. St Louis and San Francisco Railroad company, appeal by defendant.
 Third Division City Court.
 In the third division of the city court yesterday the case of w. C. Morris, ad- ministrator, vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company was concluded and went to the jury.
 Third City Docket.
 The following is the docket set for today in the third division of the city court:
 E. R. Green vs. Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad company; Abe Tuvin vs. Tutwiler Coal, Coke and Iron company; Charlies Transfer company vs. Mrs. s. c. Malone, damages; Lucille Cornelius, pro ami, vs. Birmingham Railway, Light an- Power company, damages; Mrs. w. w. Bagey vs. Central of, Georgia Rail way company, damages; Mrs. J. M. Jack son vs. Western Union Telegraph com pany, damages.
 City Chancery Division.
 Judge Senn will preside in the chancery division of the city court today and take up all cases ready for submission. The following docket is set for today:
 Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad com pany vs. J. T. Allen, ct al; Joseph Love vs. Ezella Love- Tommie Lou Wilson vs. Girth Wilson; W. B. Thompson vs. Eliza Howard.
 Criminal Court.
 In the first division of the criminal court yesterday the case of William c. Me- Coombs, charged with murder was con- tinued to next term of the court, owing to the absence of defendants attorneys. The case of Jim Gholson, charged with murder, was passed to this morning. Alex Billups. charged wit the murder of two men, had his case passed to Thurs day morning.
 Criminal Court Docket.
 The following docket is set in the first division of the criminal court today:
 Vines Gibbs. murder; Herbert Miller, robbery; Patton Cade, murder; Jim Ghol- son, murder.
 chancery Court.
 Chancellor Benners was holding court in Tuscaloosa yesterday and will be pres ent here this morning.
 Register Altman sold the property de- scribed in the bills in the following cases. The sale being conducted in front of the court house.
 Paralee Robbins vs. Grady Ward ct al, amount realized $500.
 Paralee Robbins vs. Katie Robbins ct al, amount realized $S5O.
 M. J. Townsend vs Adam Peterson, amount realized $1440
 New Suits Filed.
 The following suits were filed in the city court yesterday:
 Hattie Forrest vs. Crockett Paving com pany. Plaintiff claims $100o0 damages for personal injuries alleged to have been re- ceived by falling over an obstruction on the sidewalk in Avondale where defen- dants were doing work.
 George Bevels, administrator of Ed Bevels, vs. Southern Railway company. Plaintiff claims sl5,O0O damages for death of intestate. an employe of the defendant, alleged to have been killed in collision. J. M. Sims vsh Swift & Co. Plaintiff claims S15557 assumpsit.
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