The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-08-08

PnocEpnScs or rng corxsg CoxxIaiox.
Has. Monday, August 9 oil the members
present.
Ordered that special pension Of SIS be
allowed TO Margaret Brown, the same 70 be
paid to her now, and the same to be continued
hereafter on the annual list, to go on Levy OF
1873, on the petition Of Benjamin Poole, and
others.
Ordered that special pension Of $40 lie
allowed TO Joseph Montgomery, colored, to
be pAid now, and go on Levy OF 1915.
1ugast Ordered that John n. Selby,
Collector Of District No 8, be allowed the
sum Of Sla87 as additional insolvencies, re-
movals and improper assessments for 1871;
and the sum Of $50, BSS as ihsolvencies, re-
moyals and improper assessments for the
year 1872.
Ordered that John n. Selby, Collector of
District No. 8, be allowed the sum Of SIS as
additional for assessments made in the year
1871, and also $25 for assessing property in
1872.
The board were then engaged in hearing
road case No. 90, Noah Stocksdalc, ST. vs..
L. A. j. Lamotte, 4. l.. Herring and others.
Case laid over until September ist
Ordered that the following gentlemen be and
they are hereby appointed Judges ofeleetion for
the year 1874, for the different districts Of the
county, as follows:
No, Abraham n. Hess, David Ii. Rein.
dollar, John Thompson.
No. 2-Jesse FIeagle, Vim. H. Baust, Jesse
7. II. Davis.
No. s-Peter Kump, Absalom Yeiser, Ed.
ward z. Matthias.
No. 4-Hanson 7, Bartholow, Anon Al
gre, John Gist.
No. 5-Brice Shipley, james Morgan, Jo.
seph Slack.
No. John A. Brown, John Kroh, Henry
Williams.
No. First Precinct David Fowble, David
A. Owings, James w. Beacham. Second
Precinct--Jaeob Zacharias, Michael Morelock,
Denton Gehr.
No. s-John Shaefer, George B. Houck,
Henry II. Keller
No. 9.William II. Hooper, Joseph Tener,
Samuel f. Grove.
No; lO-JAcob Burlington, Hesekiah Fox,
Joel Myers.
No. il-Dcnnis H. Maynard, Joshua smith,
James Devilbiss.
No. l2-Albert L. Beard, Hiram Davis,
William II. Morningstar.
august Ordered that the petition in
road case No. %, be and the same is hereby
dismissed, on account Of informally in the
proceedings, and that the county pay the ex-
penses incurred by the Examiners in laying
out said road, and that the petitioners pay all
other expenses incurred in said case
Ordered that John I. Cassell, ID. II. May.
nard and Joshua Switzer, be and they are
hereby appointed Examiners in road case No.
"a, as petitioned for by Samuel Mekinstry,
Charles 4. Smith and others.
The Commissioners will examine the
wooden bridge over Morgan's run near Base.
mans ford, which was built by Luther WEIGH.
Sr. on Friday of next week.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE School COMMISSION.
ERs.-The Board met on Monday, the Sd in
slant. Mr.. Zollickoffer recommended that
Miss Emma Wright be appointed to gil the
vacancy made by the withdrawal of her broth
err from the Western Maryland College.
Ordered that the Secretary give notice that
four vacancies exist in st. Johns College,
from this county.
Ordered that Naces School, in the sixth
election district, be repaired at cost not
exceeding $50.
Miss Clara Selby was appointed to scholar
ship in the State Normal School.
The Treasurer was ordered to pay Mr.. Geo.
X. Frank the sum Of 5000, to pay for Miller )
school house, in the sixth election district.
A committee from the Ore Bank, 9th cleo
ton district, presented deed for q school
site, which was accepted, and 5000 was APP
propriated for the purpose of building school
house thereon.
A petition was presented asking for the re-
opening of Cherry Grove School, in the Sd
election district; the petition was granted.
The school will be opened on the lst Of Sep
TENDER, and Peter kump, Daniel Shull and
WIN. A. Lsppo were appointed trustees of
the same.
The President presented to the Board the
design and drawings for new school house
in Westminster, which were approved, and it
was ordered that work be commenced at once
on the new building.
Mr.. Prugh reported location for new
school house in the LIST election district, to
supply the place Of Mehring's, which was
burned, on the property of Mr.. Alexander
McNair, who will donate half an acre for the
use of the same. 5000 was appropriated to
rebuild the house as soon as deed Shall be fur.
nished the Board.
The Board adjourned to meet on the eth Of
September.
TEAcngRs' ASSOCIATION The regular meet
ing of the Teachers Association Of Carroll
county was held at the East End School-room
on Friday, July oath, President Isaac Wright
in the chair. Roll called by the Secretary,
after which the minutes Of the previous meet.
ing were read and approved.
Ordered, That the fines previously imposed
upon Messrs. s. S. Spalding and NJ. C. Web.
ster be and the same are hereby RENTED.
The following resolution being offered, was
read by the secretary and approved:
Whereas, tits duty incumbent upon every
teacher connected with this Association, as a
to be present at all its meetings; and
Whereas, There are many Of its members
who are in the habit, and embrace the oppor-
iunity to absent themselves from its regular
and special meetings without any reason,
therefore be il
Resoired, That we, the members of the Car.
roll County Teachers Association, in regular
session assembled, do hereby very respectfully
petition the honorable Board Of School Com
missioners for Carroll county to adopt some
method, rule or law, by which teachers may
be induced and encouraged, (if consistent en-
forced, to attend the meetings Of said Asso.
citation.
The discussion upon the subjects Of Arith.
metic and Grammar was deferred until the
next regula meeting.
Ordered, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the county papers.
The Association then adjourned to assem-
BILE at the West-End new School-room, on
the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, q, m.
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR Emory GRoyE CAMp.-
Trains will run over the Western Maryland
Railroad, tomorrow, Sunday 9th inst. as
follows :--Going East--Leaye Williamsport
GAO A. NJ. Hagerstown TOO, Smiihsbure 5;23,
Waynesboro 7:40, Sabillasvile 1854, Mechnn-
icstown Clio and s;ls, Rocky Ridge 6:25 and
S:2I, Frederick junction O: As and $40, UnioE
Bridge 200 and $3.50 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
New Windsor 7:l4 and sos A. NJ. and SAT
p. M. Westminster 1888 and 9.24 A. N. and
GA p. NJ. Gorsnch 1850 and g:34 A. NJ. and
6:27 Z. NJ. Tank 1907 and GAG A. NJ. and
GAG p. NJ. Finksburg s1s and s:55 A. NJ.
and 700 p. NJ. and arrive at Emory Grove
e:2S and 1905 A. NJ. and 7:0s P. NJ. Return
ing West-Wil leave Emory Grove DAT A..
NJ. 6:5s and 1000 p. NJ. Finksburg 9:55 A. NJ.
and 700 and 1910 p. NJ Tank 1907 A. NJ.
and 7:l3 and 1923 p. N. Gorsuch 1920 A. II.
and 7:2s and 1898 T.. NJ. Westminster 1870
A. NJ. $40 and 1850 =. N. New Windsor
1919 A. M and S.O4 and Il.1i y NJ Ifn;on