The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-24
RECORD OF THE COURTS

The January grand jury will reconvene this morning after a recess of several weeks, and with all of the civil courts and the two divisions of the criminal court n full blast the court house will present an animated scene today. There have been hundreds of witnesses and jurors summoned for service during the present week and all will report this morning.
 The following cases set on the regular doclxets are scheduled to be tried today:
 Circuit Court.
 Judge Lane-Pratt City Lumber com pany vs Kansas City, Memphis and Bii- mingham Railroad company, damages; D. M Pike & Son vs. Mrs. Fred Nesbitt ct al assumpst; Smiley & Son vs. John Boyd. damages; H. H. Wiles vs J. W. Higgins, damages; John c. Dorn vs. J. C. Mayfield &s Co.,, assumpsit; w. c. Atkin- son, administrator, vs. Kansas City, Mem phis and Birmingham Railroad company, damages; Miller Real Estate and Broker- age company vs. E. A. Morris & Bro, as- sumpsit; The Lacrosse Mercantile com pany vs. William Lindsay ct al, appeal by defendant; A. M. Getterman vs. Flu gene r. Ensley, assumpsit; Edward M. Lowe vs. Louisville and Nashville Rali- road company, damages.
 Judge Coleman-Jennie Gray vs. Blr- mingham Railway, Light land Power com pany, damages; J. A. Davidson vs. Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power conn pany, damages; Jefferson Myers vs Vest ern Union Telegraph company, damages; Thomas Anderson vs. Birmingham Mining and Contracting company. damages; w. M. Mullins vs.. Birmingham Southern Railroad company, damages; Mattie l.. Poynter vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages; J. D. Evans vs. West ern Union Telegraph company. damages; c. B. Mitchell. assignee, vs. Mrs. B. P. Hugueley, assumpsit; Mrs. s. l.. Langley vs. Mrs Hessie Posey, damages; J. H. Noman vs M. w. Parsons ct al, dam ages.
 Chancery Court.
 Chancery-A. J. Vines vs. Margaret Vines ct al; Mabel Moran ct al. vs Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany; Mayor and Aldermen of Birming- ham ys. Mrs. c. E. Mccoy ct al; E. w. Fucker vs. W. c. Shackelford ct al; Fe- leca Tedeseki vs. Lottie Hill ct al; Fe- leca Tedeseki vs Laura Hill ct all; R. J. Brown vs. Peoples Mutual Aid associa- tion.
 City Court.
 First division, Judge Ferguson-Wfl- liam Shields vs. w. H. Batchelor ct als., assumpsit F. M. Melton Brothers vs. w. H. Batchelor ct als., assumpsit; k. l.. Dangerfleld vs. James Burton ct als., l. damages; w. T. Stewart vs. J. A. Mansfield, certiorari; Henry M. Dozier vs M. F. Webb, defendant, and E. w. Young garnishee, assumpsit; Fidelity and Casualty company of New fofk Vs. Gilreath Coal and Iron company, as- sumpsit; Fannie J. Barefield vs United States Fidelity and Guaranty company damages; J. G. Whitfield & Co. ct al. vs C.. w. Lowden, defendant, anu Standard Grocery company, garnishee, attachment; w. P. Pinkard vs. Sallie Russell ct als., ejectment; H. F. De- Bardeleben vs. Sallie Russell ct al. eiectment; c. H. Nabb vs. r. M. Billings ct als assumpsit; Emma A. Robertson ys. Fred Williams ct al, damages. Second division, Judge Nesmith-Mose Thomas vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Rosale Cocola pro ami vs. Birmingham Railway Light and Power company, damages Joe Sanders vs. Birmingham Southern hali- road company, damages; Arlena Robinson vs Southern Railway company, dam ages: ]. R. Crawford vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company, damages: Alice Sparrow ct al. vs. Ala hama Great Southern Railroad company, damages P. H. Jenkins vs. Sloss iron and Steel company, damages; Alice liar grove ct al, administratrix, vs. Louis vile and Nashville Ralcoad company, damages; John P. Yates pro ami vs BIT mingham Railway Light and Power com many damages Abe Tuyin vs. Tutwller Coal and Coke company, damages.
 Third division, Judge Sharpe-Sam U. .1ones vs. Birmingham Railway, Light ana Power company damages; Lilly Wilcox vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and POW or company, damages; Buford B. Gray administrator, vs. Southern Railway com pany. damages; G. H. Harold admins trator vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road company, damages; William l.. Jar rett vs. Republic Iron and Steel com many. damages; Arthur D. Saglers Vs. birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Jesse Brown pro ann vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company damages; William E. Gleason vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad com many. damages: Sylvester Gray vs. Bir- ming-ham Railway, Light and Power com pany. damages; Asberry Harris vs West ern Union Telegraph company, damages. In the first division of the criminai court. Judge Weaver presiding, non-capi- tai felonies will be on trial, while m tne second division Judge Howze VIII near ocoG