Check register (stubs) dated Dec. 29, 1896-March 2, 1899. One dated Apr. 27, 1901. Inside back cover stamped "Filed, Aug. 30, 1909, S. E. Cleage, Clerk." Incomplete case.

Exhibit only: hardcover copy of "The Old Log House" by T. C. Blake. Published in Nashville, 1897. The subtitle indicates the book is a history and defense of the Presbyterian Church.

Additional Causes of Action: Property Damage, Breach of Contract

Frank Taylor accused of killing Albert Swind's horse due to "unskillful and negligent shoeing".

Damages for $5,000.00 due to damages to house.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he sold liquor without a license. Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Case concerns a piece property owned by the plaintiffs on Market Street in Bolivar, known as the Commercial Hotel. Plaintiffs sued for rent owed to them by the defendants, choosing to sue under the "unlawful detainer" section of the code.

Plaintiff was injured while riding in a train owned and operated by Defendant.

This case is related to breach of contract case (see WT Box 1158 for): Guy F. Elliotte & Wife v. F.W. Faxon & H.J. Rettew. Browne & Borum accused of breaking & entering Rettew's real property, and stealing lighting fixtures, as well as damaging the home & property.

Causes of Action: Debt on promissory note, property damage. // Debris from fire fell on walls and damaged them, which was never reported to the plaintiff. Defendant moved to another building and defaulted on prior lease fees. Bank of Commerce & Trust served as a guardian for Marie, Jennie, Lucile, and Mary Thomas Clark; and agent for Helene C. Grace, D.K. Grace, and Nona Clark.

The defendant was accused of failing to pay for over $1500 of goods, wares, merchandise, fixtures, and labor furnished by the plaintiff

Joseph Kelley, deceased.

This was a suit on an accident insurance policy to recover $2500 for the loss of a hand. Opinion only.

Cause of action: enjoin the defendant from cutting and removing timber. Carson heirs are S. Sampson Carson, G. F. Carson, May Carson, Lou Carson, and Cleo K. Carson. They are the children and heirs of Sarah B. and S. B. Carson.

Account was for shoes ordered through a traveling salesman: the order was given a guarantee of good quality, & if not, could be money back-returned.

Defendant formerly Lucy Tate. Additional defendants: Harold A. Balton, husband.

Carrie Gluck filed a lawsuit claiming her father, J. K. Franklin, was struck by a motor car operated by S. T. Carnes, resulting in the death of Franklin. Claim was for injuries and a charge of negligence on the part of Carnes. Includes printed copies of the "Petition for Certiorari".

Additional Complainants: G. G. Stevenson, J. N. Young, J. W. Guffey. Bill filed for purpose of having a decree of the County Judge, directing Commissioner to open a new road, declared and void.

Plaintiff sued to have lien placed on defendant's property for payment of $60.74, the cost of constructing a sidewalk in front of defendant's house & lot. In accordance with local ordinance defendant notified to build sidewalk within 30 days. When defendant failed to do so the city constructed the sidewalk, and now seeks reimbursement from defendant.

Blueprint of South Lauderdale Street from Union to Madison in the City of Memphis. The city of Memphis is wanting to widen and extend Lauderdale Street and feels that they have the right of eminent domain to condemn private property for the purpose of opening, widening and extending the said street.

Damages for $10,000 for injury in an unsafe workplace. Hand drawn map of property on page 66.

Cause of action: Ficklen was advised by G. W. Macrae to buy stocks when Ficklen was not fully aware of the financial situation