The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-23
RECORD OF THE COURTS

journed Saturday for a two-weeks vaea- tion, and will convene again on the first Monday in April. Judge Weaver in the second division will hand down his de cision this morning on the plea of Abe Siegel for the reopening of his trial. This plea was argued Saturday afternoon.
 Both city and circuit courts in all dl- visions have jury cases set for the entire week. The following eases are set for trial today in Judge Coleman's division of the circuit court:
 Thomas Jackson vs. T. N. Posey, dam- ages; Mary Shelton vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages; Mary Hicks vs. Palos Coal company. damages; O. H. White vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company damages Henry Sampson vs. Central of Georgia Railway company, damages; Weaver Leyett vs. Pratt Consolidated Coal company dam ages; Rufus II. Short vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages s. D. Johnston vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, dan; ages; Savannah Wimberly vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Mary Mathis vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company damages.
 The following cases are set for trial in Judge Lanes division of the circuit court:
 S. E. Wright; administrator, vs. Ala bama Great Southern Railroad company, damages; s. E. Wright, administrator, vs Southern Railway company, damages; Mrs. Ola Goodwin vs. Thomas C. Cairns damages; Lacrosse Coal company Vs. Central of Georgia Railway company damages; Sam Bonner pro ami vs. Star Cahaba Coal company, damages; John Beale vs. Star Cahaba Coal company damages; William Peagram vs. Star Ca- haba Coal company, damages Mrs Jennie Peffer vs. Western Union Telegraph con- pany, damages; Four Oaks Dstilling com pany vs. T. R. Collier, assumpslt; Will Davis vs E, l.. Higdon damages.
 The following cases are set for trial in the first division of the city court today, Judge Ferguson presiding:
 Augusta Jenkins vs. Cable company of Alabama, damages; Allen & Jemison com pany vs. A. J. Terrell, assumpsit; T. L. Browning vs. Fies & Son ct al., damages; c. H. Snider x Bros. ct al vs. l.. Cope land, assumpsit; Lathrop- Hatton Lumber company vs. Harry II. Goldstein, assump- slt H. L. Badham vs. w. H. Ferguson ct al, assumpsit; Andrew W. Burgin, sheriff, et., vs. William Bibby. assump- sit; Jack Lambie vs. J. J. Sullivan, as- sumpst; Robert E. Howard vs. B. B. Copeland, damages; W. II. Sturdivant vs. Lockwood Coal company, ct al, dam ages; Thomas H. Sims, trustee. vs. B. l.. Atkins, detinue; Joseph G, w. Cobbs ct al vs Gilbert & Clay ct al., defendant, American Trust and Savings bank gar nishee, attachment.
 The following cases are set for trial today in the second division of the city court, Judge Nesmith presiding:
 Greenberry Vines vs. Tutwiler Coal Coke and Iron company, damages; Greenberry Vines vs. Alabama Consol- dated Coal and Iron company dam ages J. T. Camp vs. Weller & Co. ct als., damage Ida Jordan vs. Birming ham Railway Light and Power com pany, damages; James M. Jones vs Sayre Mining and Manufacturing com pany, damages w. c. Beck vs. Wood ward Iron company, damages; w. M Cunningham vs. South ern Railway company, damages E. J. McCrossin vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Pow CT company, damages Norman Cabbott vs Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company, damagesi Alfred Os- borne vs Birmingham Iron company, damages.
 The following eases are set for trial today in the third divesion of the city court, Judge Sharpe presiding:
 J. M. Livingston vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, damages; c. R. Trousdale ct al. vs. St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company damage; M. E. Coats vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. dama ges; J. w. Hawthorne vs. Louis vile and Nashville Railroad company, damages; Bernard Klen vs Alaba ma Steel and Wire company, damages Mrs. Rachael Chambers vs. Republic Iron and Steel company, damages C.. T. carpenter VS. BlrnlnSnam Railway. Light and Power company II. Huff stutler vs. L. F. Thompson, damages; l.. D. Maybry vs. Beggs Pipe and Foundry company, damag ges Waiter Lennox vs. Lack Buck Coal and Iron company, damages.
 The following cases are set for trial in the chancery court today
 Ida Potts vs. John B. Potts; J. c. Walls vs. Mrs. F. Brophy, guardian, ct al; N. M. Davis, administrato tor, vs. James Spake ct al.; Louis B. Watkins vs. Kathleen Johnston ct al. Mary E. Reed ct all vs. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company; J. K Tidweil vs. Grace A. Osbern; R. r. Tramme;l ct al. vs. Altoona Coal and Coke com pany ct all; Lula A. Killan vs. J. v. B. Jackson; Long-Lewis Hardware Co. vs. Bell Mccoy; Long Lewis Hard ware Go. vs. R. F. Foster; Long Lewis Hardware Co. ys. Reeves Barnett.