Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-18

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ton held in Chicago $250,ooo was
pledged to the evicted men of Ireland
and the following subscriptions were
taken up in this vicinity and for
warded to Patrick Ford, Esq, pro-
prietor Irish World, New York, as
Davitt Brsnch's share of the above
amount:
Pompey Sma@.--Michasl Duffey, 81 ;
John Flanagan 500; John Gaffney, LOO !;
Michael Murphy, 500; Walter Martin,
500; John Pryle, 200; James Flanagan,
100; Peter Flanagan, 100; jacob Legeer,
100; Elizabeth Legeer, 100, Thomas
OMalley, zoo; William Flynn, 100 !;
BARLEY Pagan, 200; Michael Nelson, 90 /;
James Langan, 100; Mary Thompson,
90; james Drum, So Peter Mccain,
100; Philip Mcmahon, 500; Anthony
Kelly, 100; William Mayer, 100; Thorn.
as Brown, 100; Charles Henry, 80; JOHN
Drum, 1.00 William Dillon, 100; Alden
Dillon, so; James Murphy, so; james
Baxter, 100; William Murray, 80 Chas
johnson, leo; Charles Higgins, so S.
fihbetts, so; s. Parker, so; John Healy,
900; Bernard Lynch, so; Jonathan Rat
life, so; William Brniderick, 100 Hugh
Mcmahon, 100; Michael Higgins, so ;
Patrick p McGann, 200; Martin Lavelle,
l 90; John Stapleton, 900; William Slec-
man, rs; James Askey. so; John McGann,
100; John Doyle, so; George Kohl, 1 90
Frank Drum, 100; Louis Schmitt so F.;
Peter F. Kane, a5 Thomas Staplcton,
200; William Delaney, 80; William
Hawthorne, lis; Peter Kane, 200;
Michael Doyle, .25; Michael Biolderick,
100; Patrick NJ. McGann, 1OO Michael
Mcconnell, 100.
Hoffman Mine.-J. p. Moody, 1850;
james Sloan, 800; Joseph Moody, 800 /;
Patrick Fitzgerald, 100; A. Kallmyer,
100; William Bolt, 100; Christopher
Mcclure, 1 90; John Kelly, 100 +; Joseph
B. Thomas, 200; Thomis Morris, 100.
| AR6gany Nine William Grouse, $1.00 /;
James Carney, so; David Griffith, SO ;
George Stevens, so; Thomas Rooney,
So James D1lan, 90; Patrick Mulloly,
5O Frederick Stevens, so; Benjamin J..
Thomas, 100; Reuben Anthony, 80;
Theodore A. Miller, so; Maxwell Hami-
ton, 100; L. B. Carney, 100 William
Hamilton, 80; Friend so; Friend, so !,
Friend, s5; Cash, .25; A Friend, % !;
Friend, 25; Cash, 10; MicDael Carney,
500
Etkhart Mine.-Michacl Duudon, 81 90;
John Dundon, 80; James Crcnly, 100
Andrew Nelson, so; Daniel Lewis, %;
William Parker, 100; Christopher Davis
so; Michael Brady, ,25: Thon. as Bruner,
25; Mrs. A. Schmtt, so; Cornelius Bea-
han. so; Richard White, as; Thomas
Condor, 20; William Mcmillan, 100
John O'Neill, ,25; Miss NJ A. G. Beavans,
100; P. d. Jenkins, 100; William Sulli-
van, 100; William Lee, 100; Patrick
Ryan, 5.0O James Ratigan, 100. Jacob
Betz. 10 Thomas Blake, 800; Michael
Bowling, 800; Thomas Barry, 900; W
D. Lee, 100; Michael Sullivan, 100 +;
Jas. O'Connor, 90; Patrick Brady, 100;
James Farley, 400; Edward Barry, 200
John Byrne, 500; Maurice Lee, 100.
F,ostJurg. Edward Duty, $500; Cor.
neiius Lynch, 500; Hugh MCGUIRE, 200 ;
Patrick Daugherty, 800; Patrick lIoyo,
200; Patrick McCatfrey, 900; Peter
Scally, 100; Patrick Crouin, 1 LOO; Friend
90; E. Logsdon, 80; William Wehner,
rs; G II. Wittig, 80; G. Hartman, LOO
Cash, so; J. b. Oder, 100; Otto Frey
100; Darby, So Thomas G. Dillon, 100
james, 100; John, 100; John, so; John
/ Myers, so; !. Jandorf so; w, Engle, so;
John Chambers 100; A. j. Carney, LOO
Charles Murray, sr., 100; George Creutz-
burg, 80 John Richardson, so; William
Scally, l 90; John B., 100; James Kenny,
so; Samuel jackson, 50 Jas. Ward, so
Previously collected ....... 5 80 90
Total, above co.lections). -. 205 10
Grand Total. 1898 10
LEGISLATIVE NOTES. Mr.. Hetzel
/, i'll to make valid certain mortgages
was reported anfavorably. Tie bill
was still alive at last accounts.
! Mr.. Braces bill to fix the number
OF magistrates in Cumberland at Six
was reported untavorably in the
House by the Allegany delegation
and the report adopted.
The elective inspector bill received
black eye in the Senate Friday o
last week, but Senator Brace secured
reconsideration, and on Wednes
day it passed by vote Of Ia ayes, {
nays. The success of the bill was re-
ceived here with great satisfaction
In the House Thursday it was referr-
ed to the Committee on Inspections
1t is to be regretted that bill will
probably follow making the counties
pay the Inspector ssalary. Moreover,
that the tone of the Baltimore papers
indicates that strong influences will
anita oonize il in the III ouse.