The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

heFhlhn huceis. Producers OF milk along the
ha!es q the BaliimoFe Rad Ohio, Phiadel-
phia, Wilmington and Bsldmoee aud Western
hprylend railroads, ab sell as some Of the
grnmke roads, were vel represented, but
there wore none lromthe line Of lie Northern
Central railway, although large quantity Of
mllk Is shipped by that road AnlonQ those
.lreacnt were A. Bowie Davis, Of Montgomery
county Richard llutchns, John H. Herberl
and N. Il. Henderson, Of Howard county;
Nc. Y. a. Lcas, w. b. Sands, G. Lyon Ro1.
ers and Peter lsuhl of Baltimore county; l..
n. Cole, l.. A. J. lAinotte, Chas II. Favour
and j. j Belts, OF Carroll county; A. c. Mo.
rian aud W. G. Michael, Of Hartford county:
Geo ii. Calvert Of Prince Georges county.
aud James l.. Wampler, W. II. Gibson,
robert v Sullivan. ". g. Martin, Cornelius
Cole, q. 7. Herring, George A. Power, II,
Schmidt and g. II. Lohmaru, the latter a
Baltimore dniryman.
l.. A. j. Lamoite, Of Fiuksburg, was select,
ed as president, aud W. y. Sands secretary.
1. j. Belts IN stating the object of the meet
ing, which originated with a local association
at Sykes'lle, Carroll county, urged the ne.
cessity Of organizing State association
This State, he said, is without amy means TO
convey Information to the pr ducars OF milk
The dairy business is done upon n credit
basis, and there are numerous dealers ia the
city who obtained milk neyerintending to pay
for It, and besides this, by adulteration they
are able to undersel honest dealers.
l.. IL. Cole offered resolution that meet
ing Of those interested in dairy husbandry be
held in Baltimore, April TO- to adopt such
measures as would best promote the organ.
cation Of a Maryland State association; that
the dairy association, farmers clubs and
gra1gers Of the State be invited to send dele.
gates to such meeting.
The proposition to invite farmers generally
10 participate in the meeting was strongly oh.
ieeied to BY c. Lyon hogcrs, Richard Hutch
ms, DR.. Lcas and others. Dr.. Leas thought
ifall farmers wero invited the general inner.
ests that would be brought up would crowd out
the special object they had in view Butter
had some protection IN the passage ola law
preventing the sale Of ole0margnrine as a
product OF the dairy but there was no pyoiec.
ton for milk. Honest dealers are crowded
out Of the market, and The people forced to
patronize soouudrcls who do a dishonest bust
ness. lie favored Inviting only such as were
interested ia The products Of the dairy
Charles Il. Favour said il was not the in
teuton Of the Sykesyilie meeting TO invite any
but those interested alone ia the dairy bust.
ness. HG saw no use for resolution at all.
The Sykesyille association had arranged to
hold q meeting on The 10Th TO form Stntc
association. and this was only preliminary to
that
John II. Herbert said the producers had no
control ottheir milk after il LETT their premi.
ses, and il was now diluted, manipulated aud
adulteraled until il Vas no better than the slop
formerly produced by the owners of COWS who
fed swill from tho distileries Nothing could
be done without organization and co-opera.
tod
Mr. Lohmaun said tina, the way the milk
business in the city wa. conducted now az
honest mau could no. make q living.
G. Lyon R0gets said the faalt was good
deal with the producers, who, when offered "A
ceut on the gallon more for their milk by
some dishonest person Just starting, aud who
did not intend to pay iorit, would sell 70 him
10 preference 20 those who had beeu taking
their milk for perhaps year. or more
A. Bowie Davis said this was too good n
meeting 10 let the opportunity pass without
making an effort 10 organize, and he offered
aresoluion that lie dairy farmers of Macy.
land here assembled agree TO form itself into
a permanent association, TO be styled the
Maryland State Dairymen's Association
aud that when the meeting adjourhs il be TO
meet on April 10, when the constitution shall
be adopted and officers therein provided for
be elected The resolution was adopted.
On uiotioh OF Dr. Lcas q committee Of sew.
en- was appointed 80 draft constitution TO be
submitted in April, The committee 70 consist
Of one from each railroad, one from tho pro
ducers or dairymen near the city, and two
from the commercial daiTymen, The com.
mittee as constituted is as follows .--Bali.
more aud Ohio railroad, John II. Herbert;
Philadelphia, VIM q. Martini Western Mary
land, Lewis III. Coles Northern Central, John
Baeoui nearby producers, Jno. 5, Biddisou;
commercial daiymcn, John Sladc aud c. II.
Lohmann. The organization, when effected,
will seek to have milk inspector appointed
by the city. Adjourned until April Is.
0RrHASs. CouBT. Monday, March 3l.-
J. Oliver Wadlow, administrator d. B. n
and q. Of Jacob Hildebridle, deceased, settled
first account.
Oliver p. aud Dennis Buckingham, exeeu.
tors Of Obadiah Buckingham, deceased, set
tied laird account.
The last will and testament OF Joseph Gard.
ner, deceased, was admitted to probate.
The last will aud testament of John Sellers,
deceased, was admitted 10 probate and letters
tesiamentary granted 10 Noah w. Sellers.
Ellen T.. Honck aud Jeremiah Houck, ad
minislrators Of William Houck deceased, re.
turned list Of sales Of personal property il,
jeremiah Iepp, administrator OF jacob
Hahn, deceased. returned list Of sales of
goods and chatlels.
Peter l.. Ritter, administrator Of Michael
Ritter, deceased, returned list Of sales Of
grain.
jesse Fleaglc and Noah +. Fleagle, exec
utors Of John Fleage, deceased, returned
inventory Of goods aud chattels, aud received
orders 10 sell goods and chattcls and notify
creditors,
j. Oliver Wadlow, executor Of Joshua n.
Phillips, deceased, returned inventory OF
goods and chattels, aud received order 10 sell
goods and chaltels and notify creditors.
Tuesday April lst.-Sanucl Roop, admin.
isirator Of Lydia Roop, deceased, returned
list Of sales Of personal property, and also
settled LIST aud final account.
Richard ii. Miller aud George Miller, ex.
eoutors OF Mary Edmunds, deceased, return.
ed list Of sales of personal properly.
Simon Green, administrators of Edward Il.
kuhns, settled lst and final account.
John 4. Scnseney, executor OF Washington
Seaseney, deceased, settled Oh, and final ac-
count.
John Fair guardian 10 William,A. Kuhns,
settled "a and iiual account
Abraham Sloner executor of Dellnh NJ.
Ohlor, deceased, reported sale ofreal estate.
l.cterso Of administration on the estate OF
Jacob lingling, deceased we're granted TO
Levi Yingling
Distribution amongst creditors of Henry
Matthias, deceased, finally ratified.
lNFASriclpg.- Baltimore. on Tuesday,
Frances Green, colored about ~ years Of
age, was arrested by Capt Enrhart, of the
northwestern district, charged with inhnti-
cidn. lln Mnnlnn. WHO is n naiivn Of Enrrnu