The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-17
Smith ct al. vs. G. R Harsh ct al eject

Smith ct al. vs. G. R. Harsh ct al, eject ment.
 In the second division of the city court the case of Mary Tobler. admin
 istratrix, vs. Pioneer Mining and Man ufacturing company, was concluded tnd is with the jury.
 Both sides have announced ready for trial in the case of Freeman Humph :
 rey vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail-
 road company.
 The following docket is set for trial
 in the second division today:
 Richard Bradshaw vs. Lacy-Buek
 Iron company, damages; Zack Bradford
 vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and
 Power company, damages; Tined Bras
 field vs. Alabama Consolidated Coal and
 Iron company, damages; Perry Miller vs. J. F. McCary, damages. In the third division of the city court yesterday Judge Senn presided in the absence of Judge Sharpe, who is suf- fering from a cold.
 A verdict for the plaintiff for $160 was rendered in the case of Gus Miles ys. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company.
 The case of J. T. Ridgway vs. Birming.
 ham Railway, Light and Power com- pany is on trial
 The following docket is set for today: George Selhorst vs. Birmingham Rail- way, Light and Power company, dam ages; Annie J. Leatch, administratrix, vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company damages; w. R. Satterfeld, ad-
 ministrator, vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, damages; Hannah Crawley vs. Louis Pizitz, damages. Chancery Court. In the chancery court yesterday the register filed a report in the case of Mary P H. Andrews vs. James U. Harde-
 man, ct al, in which it is stated that the purchase money bid by John Forney of Third avenue and Seventeenth street had not been paid The property was recently sold at auction for S37000. The case of Esther Sheldon vs Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham was rein. stated by consent.
 decree was rendered relieving J. &. Marks of the disabilities of homage. The following docket is set for today: Hattie B. Hannon vs. E. M. Vadebon- ceur; Bessemer Cornice Works vs Ed A. Veitch: J. w. Davidson ct als., admin istrators, vs. E. M. Tutwiler ct al; Flor ence Crawson, pro ami, vs. Bessie Ellis, ct als.; Birmingham Machine and Foun- dry company vs. Charles Murray, ct als Jennie M. Williams vs. P. F. Martin, ct
 als.; John Vary vs. R. D. Smith; Susan T. McMillan vs. Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham; town of Woodlawn vs NJ | E. Coe ct al.
 Criminal Court. Non-capitaI felonies were on trial in l the first division of the criminal court 1 yesterday The case of Foster Will | Hams, charged with assault with in- 1 tent to murder, was passed by the 1 state to November 29 The defendant s | bond was fixed at s150. The case of 1 T. T. Street, charged with grand lar | ceny and emb excitement, was nolle 1 pressed. The case of Ike Warner 1 charged with false pretenses, was | passed by the state. George Lamb ] on trial for grand larceny, was found I guilty as charged in the indictment by the jury before which he was tried | The case of Elliott Tolbert, charged 1 with burglary and grand larceny, was passed by agreement. The cases of | More Johnson, charged with assault | with intent to murder. and Dave l Strather, charged with burglary and grand larcney, were both passed by l the state.
 The following non capital felony docket Is set for trial in the first division today:
 Arthur Cole, burglary and grand larceny; Maggie Fauley, grand larceny; Allen Marshall, grand larceny; Gene Crook. grand larceny; Alfred Cooper, grand larceny; Ellison Clark, assault with intent to murder; Morgan Turner, burglary and grand larceny. Charles Stanley. burglary Jesse Mcconnell, burglary and grand larceny.