The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-21
DAYS RECORD IN
 COUNTY COURTS

A consent judgment for s275 was reach ed yesterday in the case of James Bag ley against the Copeland -Inglis shale Brick company in Judge John C. Pugh' s division of the circuit court
 A consent judgment for $25 was rem dered in Judge Pugh's division of the circuit court in the case of John Self against the Birmingham Coal and Iron company.
 A verdict for s165 damages was rendered in Judge Crows division of the circuit court in the case of James L. Herzog & Go. against the Reaves Bros. Jewelry company.
 Minnie Sykes and L. T. Lavender, as administrators of the estate of John Sykes, alias John Worthy, filed suit in the circuit court for $200oo damages against the sayre Mining and Manufac- turing company for the alleged death of the plaintiffs intestate, which occurred while he was in the employ of the de- fendant as miner.
 Alleging that the defendant was indi- rectly responsible in the faulty construc- tion of the floor of residence on which the plaintiff was caused to trip, fall and break her arm Mrs. E. Huckabee filed suit for $5000 damages against S. Scott Joy and T. H. Joy, under the firm of the Joy Construction company in the circuit court
 Alleging that he was caught between the side doors of a street car on which he was a passenger and personally injured Ir-h haiT Jro for lfyfo l,x the moving car, A. M Thompson yester- day filed suit for s2O,000 damages in the circuit court against the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company.
 Mrs. R. E. Lee filed suit in the circuit court for $1o,0O0 damages against the Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany for alleged personal injuries and sense of humiliation caused her by being wrongfully elected from a street car on which she was a passenger.
 Jim Booze filed suit in the circuit court for s100O0 damages against Nicholas Colas for alleged personal injuries and great humiliation caused him by assault and battery committed on his person by the defendant.
 For alleged personal injuries received by the plaintiff while In the employ of the defendant suit for s10,0oo was filed in the circuit court by w M. Cabble against John Sullivan.
 Son Cheek, pro ami Andrew Cheek, filed suit in the circuit court for S5000 dam- ages against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company for alleged personal injuries received when the plaintiff was struck by freight train operated by the defendant.
 Suit for s10,00o damages was filed yes terday in the city court by Eli Dodd against the Birmingham Waterworks company for alleged personal injuries re- ceived by the plaintiff while he was in the employ of the company operating dump train on a trestle which collapsed. In the same instance Frank Jones also filed suit Tn the city court for s10,0OO damages against the Birmingham Waterworks company.
 Harry Smith filed suit in the city court for 5000 damages against Nicholas D. Mitchell for alleged personal injuries tiff and shot him in the foot.
 Suit for $25Oo damages was filed in the city court by Howell T. Heflin against Robert McDavid Sr., and Robert Mc- David, Jr., for alleged personal injuries and damage to vehicle and horse, which was struck by an automobile owned and operated by the defendant