The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-25
RECORD OF THE COURTS


 All of the civil courts will face a heavy business today, large number of cases having been set on the dockets for each division. Todays dockets are as fol- lows:
 City Court
 First division, Judge Ferguson, jury: Silas Powell vs Daniel w. Maloney ct al, damages; Mary A. Morris vs. Blr- mingham Railway Light and Power com pany, damages Curtis Spruell vs. A. M. Spruell, damages; G. T. Spruiell vs. A. M. Spruicll, damages; Ds R. Dunlap Mercantile company vs. J. F. Douglass, assumpsit; Maryland Casualty company vs Sloss-S Sheffield Steel and Iron com- pany, damages P. E. Pike ys. McCarty- Rawson Furniture company, damages; Grace S. James vs. First National bank of Birmingham, damages; Grace s. James vs. First National bank of Birmingham, damages
 Second division, Judge Senn, jury:
 Mrs. Sallie Edwards vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages; Martha
  damages; William B. Caldwell vs. Bir- mingham Railway Light and Power company, damages; Callie Hovater Ys. American Bridge company, damages; C. J. Parsons vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages; B. F. Pool vs. Sloss- Sheffield Steel and Iron company, dam ages John S. Cochran vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad company, damages. Third division, Judge Nesmith, jury: J. M Mehand vs. Birmingham Ter minal company, damages; Mary Ellison vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages; Charles M. Giles vs Birming- ham Railway Light and Power company, damages; Emma Mckenzie vs Birming- ham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; J. M. Gillespy vs. Crawford Perkins, damages; Eddie Kendrick vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. damages; Duke Burnett vs. Western Union Telegraph company, dam ages; Joseph Juneman vs. Short Creek Mining company, damages.
 Circuit Court.
 Judge A. A. Coleman's division, jury: Bernheim Dstilling Co., vs D. T.. Chamblee & Co.,, appeal by defendant; O. c. Horne vs. James Bonneman, ap- peal by defendant; J. T. Jones vs. Southern Railway company, damages; Andrew Hing vs. Southern Railway company. damages Susie Whitten vs. Southern Railway company, damages; Birmingham Belt Railroad company vs. Continental Oil and Fertilizer com pany, assumpsit; Dun Bros vs. Ala bama Sand and Concrete company, as- sumpsit; A. J. Terrel vs South ern Rail- way company, assumpsit; Burger Dry Goods company vs. T. M. Williams, as sumpsit; B. Manning vs. Evansville Packing company, appeal by defend- ant.
 Judge A. o. Lanes division, jury:
 Sebastion Batiste vs. Bessemer Livery and Transfer company, damages; Ma rion Harvey pfo ami. vs. T. A. Me- Laughlin, damages; Bertha Riley, ad- ministratrix, vs. Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; Mary B. Sims vs Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, damages; J.
 
 Light and Power company, damages; Mrs. Tinie Thomas vs. Western Union Telegraph company, damages; A. D.. Thomas, administrator, vs Southern Railway company damages; Grady Webster, pro ami vs. Roberts & Shafer company, damages; Lafayette Boykin ys. Southern Railway company, dam- ages; Alice E. Smith, adminfstratrix, vs. St. Louis and San Francisco Rail- road company, damages.
 Chancery Court.
 E. H. Drennen vs. Irene Nixon ct als: ..C. R. Trousdale vs. w. F. Nea1l; Mary Ferguson vs. Will Ferguson; Augusta johnson vs. John Robinson; w. H.. Abernathy vs. w. A. Hudson; Eliza Benton vs. Carrie Benton; Ebert M. Gibson vs. Bertha L. Gibson Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham vs. Oscar Butcher ct al.; John Remlinger vs. B. M Brewer and T. B. Jones; Louisville and Nashville Railroad company vs. Southern Railroad company ct als. George Whitecotton vs. Alice White cotton; R. M. Smyer vs. Mayor and AL darp,ap of Rirmin gh a m, af al