The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-03
RECORD OF THE COURTS

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RECORD OF THE COURTS
While there is no regular docket set
for trial this week in the equity division
of the city court, all of the other divisions
will be busy engaged. Judge Nesmith
will be engaged in the trial of capital fell
onies instead of his regular docket on
account of the double-header week in the
first division of the criminal court. All of
the other judges will be busy with their
regularly set docket of cases.
In Judge Lanes division of the cir
cult court the following cases are set
for trial today
Wyatt K. Avery VS.. Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance company, assumpslt; j. w.
Ponder VS.. Birmingham Railway Light
and Power company, damages; Florence
L. Eskew pro ami VS.. Birmingham Rail
way Light and Power company. dam
ages; Tollie Brent pro ami VS.. Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company, dam
ages; Kelly company VS.. E. C. Hewes, APP
peal by defendant; Kelly company VS.. E.
C. Hewes, appeal by defendant; Charles
damages; ]. e. Brown VS.. Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad company, damages;
ID. H. Waters VS.. E. L. Higdon ct al,
damages; j. L. Stephens VS.. Western
Union Telegraph company. damages.
In Judge Coleman's division of of the
circuit court cases are set for hearing to-
day as follows:
Jim Jackson VS.. Dimmick Pipe COM
pany, damages; Mrs. Carrie Tate Va.
louisville and Nashville Railroad COM
pany damages; f. B. Buck VS.. Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company, dam
ages; I. Gingold VS.. r. Blumburg, dam
ages; Joseph Jay VS.. Pete sudduth, dam
ages; jamie Knox VS.. Alabama Great
Southern Railroad company, damages; w.
e. Bishop VS.. Mrs. Il. w. Jones, assump-
sit; Jenkins Lumber company VS.. Emma
d. Carson. assumpsit; Avis Urba VS..
Southern Express company, damages; J.
S. Arnold VS.. j. NJ. Perkins ct al, as
sumpsit.
In the chancery court Chancellor Al
fred A. Benners presiding the following
cases are set for disposition today:
r. w. Francis ct al. VS.. Jefferson Coun-
ty Savings bank; Sam VIII John, adj
ministrator de bonis non, VS.. William j.
Lunsford ct al; Fannie w. Smith VS..
Mayor and Alderman of Birmingham;
Alabama sNational bank VS.. Coal City
Coal and Coke company ct al; D. F.
Allen VS.. Della w. Enslen ct al; II. C.
Davidson, substituted complainant, VS..
Daniel Collier ct ais. S. spiro VS.. Louis
Cocciola ct al; Wilson L. Helm vs.. II.
p Hefin, administrator ct ais; Walter
Hoffman VS.. l.. w. Johns; e. J. Oden
ct ais. VS. John l.. Oden ct al.
Judge Ferguson presiding the following
eases are set for trial today insthe first
division of the city court:
Peter Williams VS., r. E. Hogan, as
sumpsit; Mack Links VS.. United States
Health and Accident Insurance company,
damages; varley & Bauman VS.. J. S.
AVIAN, appeal by defendant; j. f. S.
Jackson Us. s. A. Killian ct al, ejectment;
Pioneer Cooperage company VS.. J. C.
Mayfied manufacturing company, as
sumpsit; Virginia State Insurance COM
pany VS.. j. T. Wilson ct al, damages;
Sidney Hart VS.. w. H. Benninger eject
ment; The Sardis Baptist church VS.. 1.
L. Dismukes. damages
L ne IollOWlng DOCKET OF cases, set IOf
trial in the second division of the city
court today, will be passed in it's en-
tirety on account of the fact that Judge
Nesmith will be engaged in the criminal
court:
Wilson Caldwell vs. Birmingham Rail
way, Light and Power company, dam
ages, Alfred Warren VS. Southern Rail-
WY company, damages; w. A. Mickle VS..
Central of Georgia Railway company,
damages; Alsa Williams VS.. Birmingham
Railway, Light and Power company, dam
ages; w. N. Mosley VS.. ST.. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad company, damages;
Maud II. Dorse VS.. Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company, damages; Al
len & Gambell ct al VS.. Central of Geor-
gia Railway company. damages; Mrs.
Belle Rowe VS.. Birmingham Railway,
Light and Power company, damages;
Wells Bros. ct al VS.. Atlanta and Bir-
mingham Air Line Railway company.
, damages.
In the third division OF the city court,
Judge Sharpe presiding, the following
cases are set for hearing today:
Charles S. Lee VS.. Birmingham Rail-
way, Light anu foWer CoIlpduy, DAM
ages; j. Fl. Brown VS.. Birmingham Rail-
way, Light and Power company, dam
ages: Matte Thompson pre- ami vs. West
ern Union Telegraph company, damages,
Mary Lou Davis vs. Birmingham Rail
way, Light and Power company, dam
ages; John Cooper pro ami VS.. Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company, dam
ages; Robert Galloway VS.. Mayor and AL
dermen of Birmingham, damages; Daniel
Webb VS.. A. r. Dearborn Co., ct al,
damages: Miles Slaughter vs. Southern
Railway company damages; Mark Spikes
VS.. Birmingham Oil Mill, damages
Two divisions of the criminal court will
be engaged in disposing of the following
capital felony cases today: Jim Kennedy.
murder Chess Lucas, murder; Chester
Linn, robbery; John Hutchinson, murder;
John Williams, murder; Bob Young, muir
der; George Lucas, murder.
Hoods Sarsaparilla irlsures good diges-