Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-02

Real. Estate Transfers,

Real. E..s q 'gT'ssss&s cg'>.-
Among the transfers Of real estate the fol
lowing deeds were filed for record in the
office of THEODORE LuMAN, Esq, Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, during the week cniiAg
April 25, 1874
George \. i'aarrc, trGstce, to the Ne"
Central Coal Company, the property known
as the "koontZ Farm, containing So
. acres, :'2.l25,
Henry G. Davis and wife, i. 3. nay;s
and ~ Il. DaIis and WIFE 20 the Potomac
Coal Company ,tlrcc tracts Of land contained
in "Ethiopia and the Isles containing II /,
Isl and ~ acres respectively; tract called
.'rriangc' containing one acre and four
pcrchcs and a tract called "Bl.iiant con
:aim;ng - acres, 500 Geo.
The Mount Glare Georges Creek Coal
Company to the f0tomHc Coal Company
tract of land called Mount Clare CON
tanning ll9f acres, together with the i'll
provcments thereon .1I,"o0,
Thomas Hammond to Casper EppleI
lots Nos IS and los in llammonds Alt,i-
ton to the town OF Barton, $l50.
The Barton Coal Company and Lewis
Audprrcil & Co. to the Potomac Coal
Company, tract of land near Barton called
"Maidcns Delight containing ne! acres,
toget her with all the houses, roads, rail
roads, tram roads, inclined planes, plat
forms, sidings water courses, etc, thereon,
SIS zoe.
Il. G. McCulloh and wife to John Hos
kins, part of"'Fhc lI@tc,' $5Go
Blinds. Picture Corr! and Nails, Ta.e
sells, &c. Il. H. WALSH.
Circuit C:ssri for Ailcgany County
met at 8 o'clock Monday morning Ions.
Gro. A PEARRE and WILLIAM MoTTrE,
Associate judges, upon the bench.
The Criminal Docket was called uD, and
among the dispositions of cases the follow
ing appear in the Ne'cs' record
State VS.. Un1An IznR. Selling liquor to
minors. Affidavit for continuance.
State VS.. ELLEN BROOKS Sabbath
breaking. Read for State; MclIEHHY for
traverscr Submitted to the Court: plea
guilty. Trial-iudgment guilty. Fine of
SEQ and costs and TO stand committed until
paid.
State vs. HENRY SNYDER. Selling liquor
to minors Read for State; GETZENDANNER
for trayorscr. Submitted to the Court on
plea of guilty. Trial-vcrdict guilty Fine
of $50 and costs and to stand committed
until fine and costs are paid or be inprs-
oned for 40 dnys-whch ever shall first
occur, a0d license to be suppressed,
On Tuesday the Court resunel the hear
ing of the Criminal Appearances:
State vs. EDWARD COLE. Assault and
battery. Continued.
Frb;a ti,,. of -,
dcted for an assault upon Constable EVANS
in FrCstburg.
State vs. JOHN PARK. Bastar,y. Jury
trial. The prosecuting witness LENA
CEpHAs, an unmarried woman, testified in
most positive language that the trayerser
JOHN PARK. is the father of her illcgitimatc
male child, (horn April ) 1879 Verdict
guiliy--bQnd of $50 required and given for
the maintenance of the child-a sum OF
$40, or $50 year for seven years.
Safe VS.. iIEsEKIAU JACKSON. Arra;Gned
for stealing a watch from l.. j, PARlGR %
Fros,burg last Christmas day. Judgment
Of the Court-"not guilty
State VS.. JoHN RICHARDS. s. Hing liquor
to minors. Judgment-Fnot lily"
State vs.. JOHN WAMBAU III. Selling
liq:or to minor Judgment-"not guilty
State VS. CONRAD SNYDEn. Selling liquor
to minors Jury trial. Verdict-guilty
Sentence of the Court: Fine of $50 and
costs. and to be committed until fine and
co SITS are paid, or for forty days whichever
sha al first occur, and license suppressed
SNYDER paid the fire and costs
On Wednesday in the ease Of State vs..
JAMES CARROLL, larceny, jury returned Il
verdict of guilty" Sentenced 10 the pen
itentiary for eighteen months. CARROLL is
a colorcd man auG had lived for some tlmo
past with C. II. HANiLL, ESQ OF f'rostburg
The theft WAS committedin Cumberland.
DIR. GAMBLER, resident Dentist, over
tost Office.