Addie and Leonard West are sued the railway company for ten thousand dollars in damages. Their father, J. M. West was run over and killed by one of the railway cars belonging to and operated by Memphis Street Railway Co.

The plaintiff had two mules that were killed late at night by a passenger train, the Dixie Flyer. The central issue is whether the tracks were fenced appropriately to keep livestock away.

"Keeping a gaming house." Case incomplete; opinion only.

Suit was filed by the city of Memphis and the Park Commissioners to acquire by condemnation a strip of land 900 feet long and 50 feet wide belonging to the defendant in order to construct a park way. Two large maps that were exhibits in this case have been placed in WT Oversize Box 1.

Plaintiff sued when the telephone company removed a telephone from his house without permission.

File incomplete, missing index, pages 1-2. Williams Fitzhugh & Co. comprised of P. P. Williams and W. H. Fitzhugh. Cause of action: damages for $20,000 after plaintiff fell from a scaffold that was alleged to be defective and unsafe.

Damages for wrongful conversion of plaintiff's watch by defendant, a pawnbroker.

The case involved the killing of Bruce's cow by the railroad.

Ed Gardner was arrested in Memphis for unlawfully carrying a pistol.

Bird claims he is owed$121.85 for goods sold to L. Riegal and Company. The defendant claims to never have received the goods, wares, or merchandise in questions.

The plaintiff was a passenger on the Memphis Street railcar when it went off the track and seriously injured him.

George Spurling is charged with carrying a pistol

Opinion only. County is unknown. There seems to be a question of how to divide court costs.

Cause of Action: Vagrancy Incomplete case.

Debt amount: $500 Defendants: Theodore W. Sheridan and Charles B. Sheridan

Cause of action: Larceny of a pocket book containing $146.70 and belonging to Miss Lillie Trump.

Lovelady recovered $45 judgment against Whitley for 2 heifers, which judgment could've been satisfied by Whitley returning the heifers. Whitley's sureties: J. H. Sabins & J. D. L. Blankenship. Execution No. 22438. Blankenship paid judgment & in return got mortgage from Whitley. Witnesses in lower court proceeding: J. H. Stafford, Mrs. Lizzie Parker, R. H. Jenkins, M. H. Allen, John Parker, Joe Day.

Hicks sued the railroad claiming injuries sustained while on IC property.

Damages from personal injuries of $1999.00

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he assaulted D. D. Pugh with intent to commit murder in the second degree. Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

The defendant was Clerk of the County Court of Shelby County.

Goodwin is also called James Goodman, admr. of Phoebe Goodman, dec.. He says his mother had five $20 gold pieces, being kept for her by J. O. Ray, and that it is now missing. Ray says she came and got the money herself before her death.