The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-25

engaged in the trial of the case of H. H.
 Wiles vs John Higgins, the suit being
 for damages. In Judge Coleman's divis-
 ion of the circuit the case of Jennie
 Gray ys Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company was on trial.
 Suit was filed in the circuit court yes
 terday by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
 Railroad company vs. Ed Hicks ct als., in which the plaintiff seeks to recover the possession of certain property. de- scribed as the southwest quarter of the
 northwest quarter of section Is, township r, range 1 west.
 City Court Proceedings. Judge Sharpe organized the four juries for the city court in the third division yesterday morning after which he took up
 the case of Jim Spencer vs. Sloss-Sh field Steel and Iron company, which was
 brought over from Friday. account
 of the fact that the case required the en- tire day yesterday and will consume the greater part of today, Judge Sharpe took up the third division city court docket in the equity division room on the first
 floor of the court house.
 In the first division of the city court.
 Judge Ferguson presiding, most of the cases set for trial yesterday were passed. There was no business of gen. eral interest transacted.
 In the second division of the city court, Judge Nesmith presiding, the
 case of Abe Tuvin vs. Tutwiler Coal and
 Coke company is on trial. The case of
  way. Light and Power company was tried and the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for s75O A judgment for $37 7.5O was rendered by consent in the case of Nose Thomas vs. Birmingham Railway. Light and Power
 company.
 Judge Senn disposed of the following cases set on the third division docket of yesterday; Buford B. Gray, admin istrator, vs. Southern Railway company judgment by consent for s15O Asbury Harris vs. Western Union Telegraph company. dismissed by the plaintiff , Will Williams vs. Gray Eagle Coal company, judgment by consent for s6O. chancery Court Orders. The following decrees were rendered
 in the chancery court: Max Erdreich vs. Annie Sue McWhorter, demurrer i overruled; Dock Dowdell vs. Woodward
 Iron company, motion to set aside for ] mer decree overrued and respondent allowed 10 days to answer; Hinton E. l Carr vs. Lat Vines ct al, submitted on demurrer; R. J. Brown vs. Peoples Mu- 
 tual Aid association, dismissed c. R. Trousdale vs. w. F. Neall, dismissed for want of equity; Louise B. Watkins vs. Kathleen Johnson, demurrer over ruled; Disabilities of homage removed for E. H. Castleman.
 Circuit Court Docket. The following cases are set for trial in Judge Lanes division of the circuit i court today:
 Mary J. Hooks vs. Mrs. Mary J. l Echols, appeal by defendant Mills Novelty company vs. c. Eugene McEl- ! roy, detinue; Hayden Plumbing com {, pany vs. c. B. McGeever ct al, as- l sumpsit; H. J. Henderson vs. Alabama l Great Southern Railroad company I damages; First National Bank of Bir- mingham ys. P. G. Smith ct al., as- sumpsit
 l In Judge Coleman's division of the l circuit court the following cases are I set for trial today:
 l T. P. West ct al. vs. J. A. Hendrix, l appeal by defendant D. H. Cunning 1 ham vs. Moore & Handley Hardware | Co.,, damages; c. c. Bass vs. Birming- l ham Ore and Mining company ct all as- l sumpsit; Lewis E. Eger vs. Birming l ham Railway. Light and Power com I pany, damages; Clarence D. Purdy ct 1 al, vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and | Power company, damages.
 chancery Court Docket.
 The following cases are set for hearing ! today in the chancery court:
 Rudulph Richard ct al. vs. Steiner Bros.