The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-05
ALL COUNTY COURTS
 GET BUSY TODAY

Today will witness full resumption of work in the courthouse this being the date set for the converting of the three
 divisions of the city court, and the two branches of the circuit court. Both courts have rather heavy dockets facing
 them, though the city docket is slightly
 smaller than the one for the last term, while the circuit court docket has experi- enced a slight increase.
 Judge Senn in the first Judge Sharpe in the second and Judge Ferguson in the third division is the lineup for the city
 court, while Judge Lane and Judge Cole
 man will handle the two divisions of the city court
 With the opening up of these five civil courts everything will be in full blast at the courthouse. The two divisions of the
 criminal court with Judge Howze and Judge Weaver presiding. and the chancery court, with Chancellor Benners, convened some time ago and have been grinding
 steadily ever since.
 The grand jury will make it's final re- port this morning, after which adjourn ment will be taken until November g. A large nu1nDef or cdSeS were lHNcStib deOu
 and a number of indictments returned. 1 Dockets as set for the various courts
 for today read as follows:
 chancery Court.
 l No docket set for today.
 City Court.
 l First division, Judge Senn, non-jury: B. I S. Bibb & Go. vs. L. J. Haley, assumpsit;
 Andrew J. Riley vs. William P. Pinkard, 1 assumpsit; Commercial State bank vs. 1 T. B. Dudley, ct al., defendant, Mutual
 Life Insurance company, garnishee, garn-
 shment on summons; J. Y. Propst ct al.
 ys Ensley Southern Railroad company,
 assumpsit; Gray & Dudley Hardware
 company vs. Mrs. s. A. Oldacre, assump-
 sit: Drennen & Co. vs. Gordon Co.,, l ct al. oertiorari by defendant; w. O.. 1 Taylor vs. A. G. Jones, certiorari by de-
 fendant; G. N. Simpson vs. Grand union l Tea company, damages; M. c. Reynolds
 Lumber company vs. George Feagin, as- I sumpsit; c. B. Spencer ys. A. J. More
 lock, appeal by plaintiff; H. S. Clayton vs.
 Ball Lumber and Coal company, assump-
 sit: Wood & Crabb Grain company vs. 1 Fowler Commission company, attach
 ment; Hoffman Bros. ct al. vs. Frederick
 Moesser assumpsit; Tom Day Vs. Hotel
 Hillman ct al, appeal by defendant; Dir
 mingham Steel and Iron company vs.
 Warrant Warehouse company, assumpsit; l T. w. Johnson vs Yellow Pine Lumber
 company ct al, defendants and Mutual
 Life Insurance association of Georgia, de- l fendant, garnishment on summons; T. ;.
 Weathers vs Birmingham Railway, Light l and Power company, damages; Garig Will
 son company, limited, vs George Y. An l drews ct al, defendants, and c. D. Smith | Co, ct al, garnishees, garnishment on l iudgment V. Womack vs. P. G. Bow
 man, assumpsit; w. D. Paris vs. Board Of l Revenue, mandamus; Scottish Union and 1 National Insurance company vs W. J.. | Dangaix ct al., assumpsit.
 l Second division, Judge Sharpe, jury l Andrew J. Henderson vs. Western Union | Telegraph company, damages; E. L. 1 Hays vs Birmingham Railway, Light
 and Power company, damages; Charles E. Chapman vs. St. Louis and San Fran | cisco Railroad company; damages; l Charles E. Chapman vs. Birmingham | Railway, Light and Power company damages; Fannie Glenn ct als., admin | istratrix, vs Decatur Car Wheel com-
 pany. damages; Elias Schuler vs. Will | liam F. Motion, damages Winston l Cloud. pro ami, vs. Birmingham Rail | wal. Light and Power company, dam 1 ages; Grady Cochran, pro ami, vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany, damages; w. S. Agee ct als. vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
 pany. damages; Bennie Harris, pro ami.
 ys. Birmingham Railway, Light and
 Power company, damages.
 Third division, Judge Ferguson, jury.
 L. T. Lavender, administrator, vs. Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power l company, damages; J.. D. Salter vs. Ems ley Southern Railroad company dam 1 ages; M M. Huff vs. Birmingham Rail-
 way, Light and Power company, dam | ages; William c. Thomas vs. J. c.
 Marx Liquor company, damages; O. H. Hammond vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; w. T. Hewlett, administrator. vs.
 Louisville and Nashville Railroad com pany damages; Martha c. Adkins vs. B1rmlnSnam ftdilWdy, lIiSil wv 1 CT company, damages; Jefferson D. Redd vs. Republic Iron and Steel company, i damages.
 Circuit Court.
 Judge Coleman's division. jury--A. W. Hurking vs. Oscar Fulgham, assumpsit, Robert B. Todd vs. Richard R. Ramsey, damages; Olivia Foster vs. William Dawkins, damages; II. E. Seheinert vs.
 Louisville and Nashville Railroad con- pany, damages: Pennsylvania Rifbber company vs. J. F. Decman. appeal by defendant; Pennsylvania Rubber com pany vs. J. E. Dedman, appeal by de- | fendant Henry Perry ys. Sloss-Shef- | field Steel and Iron company, damages; | Joseph Jay vs. Pete Sudduth damages, 1 Thoms Jackson vs. T. N. Posey, dam ages; Rufus H. Short vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages. ixy{ai m