The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-07
DAYS RECORD IN
 COUNTY COURTS

Suit for 5000 damages was filed in the
 circuit court yesterday by c. A. McIn-
 tosh against the Birmingham Water
 Works company, on the grounds that the defendants agents had cut off water from
 the house of the plaintiff which had been
 paid for by contract.
 Earl Cochran, register in chancery, for
 the use of the Fort Payne company, filed
 suit for 5000 in the circuit court against
 the United States Fidelity and Guaranty
 company for alleged breach of an in junction restraining the defendant from
 making the sale of certain real estate
 Alleging that his nose was broken, his
 eyeglasses smashed and his face cut with additional bruises resulting when he was
 thrown from the seat of an automobile
 hired from the defendant and in charge
 of one chauffeur named Lee, Joseph B.
 Simpson filed suit for 5000 in the city
 court against G. T. Wofford, who is
 claimed to have rented the machine.
 Alex Werner as administrator of the
 estate of Clifford Verner filed suit for
 $25, GOO damages against the Southern Rail-
 way company for the alleged death of his
 l1leStdlt, WHICH was cduscu Dy DCihS ui
 over by train near Leeds, as claimed
 by the plaintiff through the negligence of
 the agents of the defendant in charge of
 the locomotive.
 Suit for s10,0oO damages was filed in the city court by Ada Cobbs and Israel
 Pickens, as administrators of the estate of Jeff Cobbs, against the Pratt Con- solidated Coal company for the death of the palintiffs intestate, alleged to have been caused by the explosion in Banner mine.
 Suit for 5000 damages was filed in the city court by G. O. Bartlett against tho St Louis and San Francisco Railroad company for alleged personal injuries re- ceived by the plaintiff when he was a passenger on a street car that collided with a string of box cars operated by | the defendant at Ninth avenue and Nine- | teenth street, north. In the same instance | the plaintiff brings suit for 5000 damages against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company for alleged personal | injuries resulting to the plaintiff in con- | sequence of the defendants agents. | Fife Lee Buggs, charged with grand l larceny, was given a preliminary hear l ing before Judge H. B. Abernethy in | the second division of the common pleas court yesterday and bound over to await the action of the grand jury on | a bond of $50.
 The cases against George Moore and Carrie Bailey, charged with vagrancy, were passed by Judge Abernethy in | the common pleas court. the first until this afternoon and the second until
 next Thursday
 A sequel to the prosecution of the | suit club, operated by Robert R. Guthrie and w. A. Craddock, following | the appeal of the case from the re- | corder's court and its subsequent dis | missal by Judge Samuel l.. Weaver in
 the filing of suit for 1000 damages | in the city court by Robert R. Guthrie against Max Blach, Colman Blach, Simon Blach and Samuel Blach for al- | legged conspiracy against the plaintiff | to restrain them from doing legiti- mate business. In the bill of complaint | it is averred by the plaintiff that they | Robert R. Guthrie and w. A. Grad dock were operating legitimate suit | club under partnership representing the Economical Tailoring company, and that they were caused to be arrested by one | w. M. Binger through the conspiracy of the defendants to the suit who are alleged to have been actuated by Jeal- ousy to enter into the conspiracy to re-
 strain the plaintiff from carrying on the same kind of clothing business as
 they maintained.