The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-21

Co. ct. al Vs. J, T. Burton, appeal by defendant; T. Truncoli vs. John Vivio | ct aL, appeal by defendants; Ensley Realty company vs. R. Caravelo, appeal by defendant;- R. W. Hawthorne vs Richmond Hosiery Mills. damages; John M. Horan vs. Clifford E. Cole, assump sit; Abraham Cohen vs. Phoenix Auc- ton company ct al assumpsit; Gray & Dudley Hardware company vs. A. F.. Lewis, assumpsit; Fowler Personett Lumber company ys. G. w. Agnew, at- tachment; Vowell Lumber company ct al. vs. T. II. John ston & Go. ct al, as- sumpsit; J. D. Tyson ct all, assignee, vs. Birmingham Paint company ct all, dama ges; N. O. Tyler vs. Howard B. | Given. assumpsit: Drennen & Co., vs. Gordan & Co. ct al.
 In the second division of the city court yesterday the case of John W. Phillips vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company was concluded and went to the jury at noon.
 | The case of Frank Strong vs. Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company was tried and went to the jury at , | o'clock.
 Both juries were out when court ad- 1 journed.
 | The following docket is set in the sec ond division of the city court today: | Ed Prickett vs. North Birmingham
  | ham, damages; Sloan Earl ys. Tennessee | Coal Iron and Railroad company, dam ages.
 In the third division of the city court yesterday the case of Mrs. James R. Love vs Western Union Telegraph company resulted in verdict for the plaintiff for nominal damages.
 On account of the other jurors being en- gagged no other case was taken up in the third division.
 The following docket is set for trial in the same division today: B. w. Skinner vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company, damages; Vester McDonnough ys Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; D. l.. King Vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Levlna Washington ys. Bir- mingham Railway. Light and Power com- pany, damages.
 In the equity division of the city court yesterday some cases were dismissed and orders were made in others. The following docket is set in the equity division today:
 Lula Owens vs. Frank Owens; Ida Prior ys. Thomas Prior; David Vorenberg vs. George II. Whitmore ct al; Washington Woods vs. Marion Woods ct al.; Daisy E. Love vs. Laura Stafford ct all; Bertha Wright vs. Robert Wright; Thomas T.
 
 chancery Court.
 In the ohancery court yesterday in the case of Helen A. Harrington vs Alice Harrington and Helen Harrington, mi nors, a decree was rendered ordering the register to hold reference to ascertain if it be for the benefit of the minors to sell certain real estate described in the bill
 In the case of w. c. Shackleford, ad- ninstrator vs. B. l.. Reynolds ct al., the register submitted report finding it would be to the interest of the minor heirs that property on Sycamore street described in bill be sold for s7000 by the administrator.
 The following docket is set in the chan cery court today:
 John Remlnger vs. B. NJ. Brewer and T. B. Jones; Louisville and Nashville Railroad company vs. Southern Railroad company ct als.; R. c. Taylor vs. stephen Taylor; George Whitecotton vs. Alice Whitecotton; Mayor and Aldermen vs. A H. Roebuck ct al; R. M. Smyer vs Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham ct al; Lula Harris vs. Alfred Harris; Nesbit Leck vs. Cyrus Leck; T. H. Mattocks vs c. F.. Hoy ct als.
 Criminal Court.
 In the first division of the criminal court Judge Dan A. Green presiding, the following non-capital felony cases are set for trial on today's docket:
 George Carrave1lo. violating the Sun day law; P. Sca1co, violating the Sun day law; II. Wernstein, violating the Sunday law; Grace Ridgway, larceny from person; Marie Whitt larceny from person; Mary Lewis, larceny from per son; George Parr. receiving stolen prop erty; P. l.. Hagler, abortion; Richard Watkins, violating the Sunday law Louis Perunko. violating the Sunday law; Will Richardson forgery. Matfia T,Oil. assault and battery with weapon; B. Zavello, violating the Sunday law; J. M. Burgin. violating the Sunday law; J. D. Mosely. receiving stolen properly; l. w. Higgins, trespassing after warning; Dave Haskett violating the Sunday law; Jake Leander, violating the Sunday law; Henry John son. assault with a weapon: Jordan Dil- la rd ,xiQlat tiue thfz laW