The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-06
DAYS RECORD IN
 COUNTY COURTS

Judge Horace c. Wilkinson, who is pre- siding in the first division of the common pleas court during the absence of Judge l. H. Benner, was occupied with num- Der of criminal and civil cases yester- day which he disposed of In a most ex- peditious manner. The majority of cases tried were on the civil docket
 Jennie Bush charged with assault with intent to murder, was found guilty and bound over to the grand jury on $500 bond. Fannie Bentley, charged with as- sault with intent to murder, was bound over on $500 while John Beasley was bound over to the grand jury on $200. Lee Wallace, charged with grand lar ceny for the theft of certain goods from a freight car, was bound over on $500.
 In the second division of the common pleas court Judge Abernethy held pre- liminary trial in the case of Green Good win, charged with assault with intent to murder, and dismissed the case, while the prisoner was held on another charge of carrying concealed weapons. The case of Mary Hill, charged with assault with intent to murder, was passed until next Wednesday, as was likewise the case against Ed Ellis, charged with the same offense
 Elias Zambeles filed suit for 5000 dam ages yesterday in the circuit court against H. NJ. Newsome, Robert E. Mur- phy and the East Lake Park Amusement committed by the said Robert Murphy at the instigation of the other defendants to the suit It is claimed by the plaintiff that he was beaten over the head with an umbrella and besides being lascerated and bruised about the face was other wise injured and humilated.
 Suit for 5000 damages was filed In the circuit court by Mrs. Maggie Rivers against the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad company for alleged personal injuries received by the plaintiff while she was alighting from train at Adams vile in consequence of jerk of the train.
 Suit for s200 damages was filed against the Alabama Great Southern Railroad company for the alleged loss of a horse which was struck by train.
 Joseph O. Thompson and H. B. Steagall filed suit for 5000 damages in the city court against F.. w. Rounds. Mrs. E. J. Kates, Miss Hattie Rates and Mrs. c. B. Rounds. doing business under the name of the Rates Transfer and Warehouse company, for the alleged occupancy of certain property in the possession of the plaintiff.
 John Mcleod and Roderick Mcleod, doing business under the name of R. NJ. Mcleod x Son, filed suit for s5000 dam ages yesterday in the city court against Toney Mass. Henry B. Gray. William Bennett and Morgan Slaugher for all legged conspiracy among the defendants to intmidate and otherpise prevent four workmen of the plaintiffs, namely, Char lie Little. George Prosser. Dave Rey- holds and Philip McLaurin. from their duties on certain clustering job in the pump room of one H. Koppers at Wood ward. The allaged conspiracy is said to have been formed and executed May 15 from which time for five continuous days the plaintiffs workmen were hindered from their work.
 . Seeking to recover the sum of s5o00, which is alleged to be due on a deposit certificate, J. B. Cobbs, as receiver of the Union Bank and Turst company filed suit against G. B. Grove in the circuit court.