The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-01-24

President and General Superintendent. Mr..
Reiman, we are informed, accepts the posi-.
ton without salary. Nc. Hood has been con.
nected with Southern railroads for many
years, but is a natiyeof Baltimore county, and
comes to his new field Of operations with the
highest Recommendation. Wehope, now that
the company seems to have gotten upon its
feet and effected a permanent organization,
hat il will so increase in business as to come
up to the most sanguine expectations Of those
who for so long time had looked forward
to its completion with great anxiety.
| In the First Branch Of the Baltimore City
Council on Monday, Mr.. keilholtz presented a
communication from A. Reiman, President
the Western Maryland Railroad Company,
in answer to resolution Of inquiry, stating
that the total receipts Of the company for ff-
teen months preceding January l, 1874, were
S254, 5S5.7l. The disbursements, irrespective
Of interest on funded coupons and loans, was
| $229, 040. IS; balance SIS, So. This bal.
ance ia expended in interest, as above stated,
materials, equipments, &c This statement
includes three months more than the resolu-
ton calls for, but complies with the fiscal
year ending in September.
Local LEGIsLArIox.-In the Senate on
~. oo, 49, ~. r'e ~ :SonseSs an oruer
,pas ~ soP.Ss =. .1g e.iaehse, &C., IN .ne
senate n n-;n,sd rh;ch ra oossruos y sas
se enase, oe Pfin M Ih,Sn was aceopteu-yeas
u, N.Y. me 'auieiary COMMITTEE o.
S So.n Ioases WI SIT ~ 1oln. eonyen.loa 70
near .ns Igumsn. o upon me case on Inesoay
W eins 49,. sanaa ' Nnen Auornsy ven
~ ~. T.s a.J y, - ~, o.a1e az
.pns vi 1871 ysoucy, "ih appear before
-'T Tha ~ In ue a..Le :. .ne . IN
c.r.,Il ~ ra,,.,, - s.s @aon %
q. ~ s vvaay :. ~ aRp.oP;.ase annam
-. y ~ sssPpeI.Ys ueoassasa iouhs, iuna.
NC, was iasoraoiy reported from the select
~ ~
an he mouse o. Desega a. me olil conhrm-
~ 49, ~, aS's :. 80 aa'noil-lns ne
:.a, " sn,s coehy 70 suoserlDe 70
.as ss'''A' s'ocA Vi 'ainpiAe eompanieS' was
bill 10 refund TO Josenh Suurr;er. former tay
collector, monies oyerpaid To the State.
/ In the Senate leave was granted Nj. Davis
TO introduce bill leealizing the Organization
of the Parktou and Manchester Railroad ca
rho1sEDINos ~ THE OousTY COMMISSION
.n ,yadHad'y to.IDoa1d gil pres
w sohn = au,,sy W. orosreu 70 o. examine
sue Lev pliuse u nicnalus inili ihe Som-
;amsn,o.. ~ is III NC n,asnouse anu .ook IN
;a,.;.s..;y VI M 'ne 'o"aV ProPe'y IN saiu
'-s $500 N
1aonNy, ydnaa'y ~ oruerea tnat henfy
aoy M 49, sna ne = h1Iepy au.no1lzea 10 noiid
y s.na1i ptiuse osel inc menu uIanch OF the
Nsspseo, On souny roaa 70 e, ~, AZ conrad
NaEle niii' iof tne sum OF sSo.
zucsuay, january ~1.--orderea that the
enanss haue N county road no. ~, ana re-
~. q s,a sle n SANE y re,u.neu " =; WIN. Ear
dered that Jeremiah d. Bowersox he e ann
cred 10 close the GA mart as soon ne be opens
the new mart. and mt the same in good ron.
dition at his own expense md also nav nj
other e~ranses ;nc;ders ~ . aa $500. h,so pay ~
iourned 10 meet on Monday. Fehrnarr,
poobls fiPk ShkEk ifEAs.--A lew days OF
soiu weat1eri tne thermometer or Saturday
~; ;as' went GOWN 70 Deiow zero, and formed
.ce On oor s.rsams 70 = thickness OF from Tour
- lour mn, 1n nan inenes, a. clear as was ever
ssen. Inc ICE men were busy nlling their
nos ! = a. ,,,, -
ns~ uays ago Mr. T. y miller, whilst
.om'.s y INC dsPo, Mi'h ms miik Tor the
No.. , ~ ana w f N .ne acs OF Tying his
head and r,n with rrae, ,olsraa .;,h a' ~. ~
wagon against some 6eavv ,;ubsr ,,r.,;ns ai !,
over completely. breaking both aS,s,rsas "a
one Of the wheels. while he body mart seem Al
10 have no whole niece leff in a tn har.s
ran with one Of III shafts dragging Nv N. M
Mr.. Forney being on The street. spcceeded 4,
arresting him. Mr.. Miller received some
slight bruises, and The horse was cons;derahiv
kcut about the legs and bled nrofnselv
fN
r, t.,.n 1p
packing bushes. and ony c;trsrs hsv e -, ss
cured 4 I'M sunnlv. and n. onal;,v Z ax.a
lent. ~ = -
The mercury during the nresent w;n,er az
long allowed to maintain an elevated n ~
sitiou n the tube. was on saturdav Al snrr ~
compelled to anchor in the vicinity ~ zsr ~
since which time Il has Continued 10 rsilv
reaching an elevation Of $50 IN he shade ~
The frost is again leaving the ground rap.
idly, causing the roads to be very muddy,
and without reaction in temperature the ground
will again be fit for the pillow in few days.
| The growing grain continues to present q
very green and promising appearance.
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The business men Of Glen Rock have deter.
ness: A meeting was recently held at which
The following resolution was passed :--Resolr-
Cd, That the interests Of business men and
Their customers, impera;ively demanda short
ment Of accounts, either in cash or By obliga-