Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-11-27
Nrw Co1rNTy MEETING.-A number of

evening session.
Charles II. Walker, one of the members
ofthe former executive committee, called the
meeting to order.
On motion, Capt Nelson Bcall was called
to the Chair and }. b. Oder elected Sccreta-
ry
Mr.. Beal felt too unwcll to preside, when,
on motion. Albert Hole was nominated and
elected Vice Chairman of the meeting.
John S Grove in IA few words stated the
object of the meeting as called to initiate
anew tie new county measure. lie advo-
Gated as the proper and most feasible course
to pursue the offer Of a coMditiohal bill for
legislative action.
Mr.. Beall suggested tliat this be followed
up with petitions from all portions of TIE
proposed territory and that the matter be
pressed encrcetcally.
Mr.. HOLE spoke Of the present dist !bu-
| ton of county funds as so disproportIoned
| that the coal region gets too little return for
| its outlay. IN his estimation there is abun-
dant reason in this for the erection OF anoth-
er county as proposed.
/ Mr. Grove moved that the chairman APP
| point a committee to draft petition TO the
Legislature,
Mi Bcall offered as an amendment that
| said commttc be authorized to confer with
/ the people of ncighloring towns and dis
! tricts in turthcrancc of the movement,
The motion, as amended, carried, and,
| in accordance Herewith, Nelson Bcall was
appointed Chairman ard Mcssrs. Charles
! Michael, James Kane, James d. Armstrong,
DIR. ". H. Ravcnscratt and Albert HOLE,
were constituted the SAID executive com
m;ttcc.
On notion il was agreed that public
meeting he held in Frosthurg on the evening
of December 10th, next at I o'clock, at
which Hon. Thomas G. McCuloh, State
| Senator and Hons. Henry II. Atkinson,
/ George NJ. Rawlings, VIM. O. Sprigg and
JOHN r. Brooke. mcmbers-clcct OF the
House of DELEGATES, be invited to be pres
/ ent, the Executive Committee to extend the
invitations Adjourned.
>.''''''N N''''-N'
ter this morning gives the latest statistics
/ from that city, indicating that the disease
| Is en- the ware.
4 case has occurred and terminated IA
tally at Mt Savage we learn, thou.h we
/ have been unable to obtain the name and
particulars,
, The Boston rlincs case, as elsewhere re-
ported. is cor g:cscIng.
Reports have gained circulation of the
presence Of the disease in Frost5urg, orig
mating most probably with 4 statement in
the Cumberland .ie,cs last Monday. 1t
was reported on Thursday, that nr. Getz-
cndanncY had two cases in hand, To an
inquiry tie doctor rciojrs as follows:
FrosrnunG, Nov, 25Tn, $50.
Dir. EGEior:.-I have ~ cases of small
p,x, NC have at any time had any. All
reports 10 Il" contrary "ic fuse.
c. II. GETzENDANGER, II. ID.
7Tt.r Is no S.l.H lor IN Fr"%tj@in, and
we feel authorized in saying that the first
development will hc taken in charge mmc-
diatcly, ami vigorously dealt with to pre-
vent its spread.
We cherish The hope, however, that Vt
may have no occasion ot this sort
MARRIAGE LICtNsEs.-Thc following
-. licenses were issued from the Of
fee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, dur
ing the week ending November "a:
Daniel Chisholm and Emma +. Brown,
George W. Deter and Janet NJ. rcnnant.
ID. f. Fisher and p. II. Garner.
Join j. Forclon. and Martina Morgan.
james Gibbs and EIiz ,bcth Richards
Geo. w. llcnarickson and Amanda +.
Wilson.
William EIurtcr and Kate Dcicn&lc.
Archibald Miller and EIcanora Lalicrty.
Thomas PAYNE and Matte Rice.
Throphius stephens ard Amanda Mid
dlctOn.
THE silver pitcher, guessed oil at the
Lutheran Fair, HES between Mcssrs George
p. Tcunant and William F. lIanscll. Mr..
Tenant guessed ,;}'3 and Mr., ilanscli
,337 The beans numbered .,1."35. 1t is
not vet determined how the matter will be
decided between them. Tie gucsscS rang
ed from three hundred to three thousand,
and were Of Sufficient number to realize a
handsome sum.
OUR Cumberland correspondent ,collatcs
in readable style the details of outside OPP
position to the new county. Read them
carefully, and cndcavor to realize fully how
much righ, the people of eastern Aliesany
have to object to y0ur wish to set up for
yoursclvcs-to disburse your o~n tares in
your oacn section. That's the statement i'll
nutshell.
THE daughter of Mr. c. b. Shrcr Of Bos-
ton mines, who contracted the small poX
in Cumberland Il short time since, is recov-
cring We are also glad 10 learn that no
other member of the family has taken it as
yet.
If not vaccinated, attend to ii at once,
There is danger in delay.
Special Notices.
Hitchins Bros. & Shaticr have received an
extensive stock of Homemade Flannels