Plaintiff, a former railroad employee, was run over by a hand-car and seriously injured on 25 July 1888. Injuries have left him permanently disabled. Plaintiff charges railroad with negligence and is sued for $25,000 in damages.

Damages to horses for not watering, feeding, resting and unloading them at proper times causing them to become hurt by the conditions. Additional plaintiffs: R. L. James. Additional defendants: St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.

For killing of livestock by train.

Additional Defendants: Dock Hutchinson, B.M. Taylor, Louis Herron. The defendants were accused of murdering Henry Webb (alias Fritzie Webb), the husband of Annie Webb. Due to Dock Hutchinson and B.M. Taylor using separate lawyers from Annie Webb, the case is also referred to as Dock Hutchinson et al. Additional documents located in box 1508.

Additional Plaintiffs: Bryant Jackson & Co. Defendants: R. H. Clark

Victim: A. R. Whitson.

Damages for $5,000.00

B.A. Williams is sued Welch and the Chero Cola Bottling Company for $1500.00 damages for injuries he suffered when Welch, driving a motor car for the Chero Cola Company, recklessly and negligently drove the car with great force against and upon the plaintiff and the horse he was riding. The impact of the collision hurled the plaintiff over a fence and prostrate, to the ground- rendering him unconscious until the next day.

This suit was brought in the Circuit Court by B.E. Goad to recover from Gordon Puckett $10.000.00 in damages for the alienation of affection of Goad's wife by Puckett.

While waiting on a siding for a train to pass, plaintiff was hit by a train backing onto the siding and injured so badly he had to have his feet amputated. He claims there was no one on the back of the train to watch for people or obstacles, and no warning whistle, and that the noise of the passing train blocked the sound of the train on the siding.

In the matter of a drainage and levee district along a portion of the Middle Fork of Forked Deer River, in Gibson, Crockett, & Madison Counties. All plaintiffs are land owners along the district.

This case was heard in Humboldt, TN which is in two counties Gibson and Madison. C. L. Love owes W. B. Seward $250.

Additional Plaintiffs: J. W. Smith & J. W. Olive, Directors of new school district. Additional Defendant: W. F. McRee, Gibson Co. Trustee. Miss Fitzgerald County Supt. of Public Instruction of Gibson Co., TN. In July 1899 plaintiffs petitioned the Gibson Co. Court to create a new school district out of the 6th School District to serve children in the Eaton community. Court approved petition, but defendant refuses to recognize the court action although required by law to do so.

Debt due for $358.34 from a written contract for the sale of shares of stock in the Rutherford Ginning Co. Bottom half of the first four pages are missing.

2 folders. Cause of action: "Threats." "C. S. Martin, late of said County, laborer, heretofore, to wit, on the ___ day of July, A. D., 1918 in the County of Gibson aforesaid, then and there, unlawfully and feloniously did maliciously threaten to do bodily injury to one Bob Cobb with intent thereby to force said Bob Cobb to leave the State of Tennessee against his will against the peace and dignity of the State."

Plaintiff sued for $280, for an insurance policy in which he was beneficiary. Zora Branson, deceased. Exhibits: insurance policies.