The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-19


--Messrs. Daniel Shamberger and William N.
Risteaa having formed . eo-PaEinsrshiP for con.
ducting the general aactioneering business in Bal
timore city and county, have established, tempo
and are prepared 70 do any work that may be en-.
trusted 20 them. Mr.. Shamberger " we'll known
former collector Of State taxes In this county,
and Mr.. Risteau, as an auetioneer, is well known
10 all our readers. We hope the new arm may
meet with the success their energy deserves.
"A blood curdIing story appeared In the 10
cal columns Of Mondays SHH, detailing the facts
connected with the attempted highway robbery
Of young man named John r. Daley. nephew
Of Mr.. Chss. D. Rogers, of Green Spring Valley,
which was said 10 have occurred on Green Spring
avenue n few evenings before, while young Bayley
returning from the city In buggy. Diligent
inquiry reveals the fact that the whole story IL
eanard--a lie made out of the whole cioth-and Il
Il evident that some one palmed u on on report
er Of our usually very astutc and hiahIy esteemed
contemporary.
a number Of persons from Towsontown
went up TO Faliston on Sunday afternoon last for
the pleasure Of riding over the MARYLAND Central,
which Is now running regular trains TO that point
All expressed themselves much pleased with the
beautiful scenery along the route which is Ger.
tainiy as enchanting as any 90 DO found In the
country. From Baldwin 10 fallston the road 10
full Of curves, but Il is go, road notwiihstand.
ing. aud rides very smoothly. Il appears 10 Us
tween Glenarm and Baldwin, and this seems
strange when II IL known that the section from
Long Green TO Baldwin runs through a perfectly
level country aud has no curves worth mentioning
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Local Option Movement.--At q meeting
Of the Baltimore County Temperance Alliance,
held in Baltimore on Tuesday, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were pasad:
WHEREAS. We arc fully COW vinced that public
sentiment In Baltimore county requires submis.
sion Of the question OF the further continuance Of
the traffic In alcoholic beverages therein 10 vote
OF the people; snd
WHEREAS. Various efforts in the past have been
made 20 secure this right Of local option, but have
failed. because the legisiators hitherto elected 20
represent the county have been hostile thereto; ;
the etorc
Re.oir.d, ]. That the executive eommittee Of
.otn tne Dcmosrnuc and hspuehean parties, OF
those hasing the management oi party huairS oe
requested TO nave printed upon tneir uekets' re-
sPectvely to be voted nj the next general election
OF delegates Tor the Legislature tue words Tor
'oea' opuon anu against 'ocal option, 90 that
each voter may have the opportunity OF express
ing his sentiments lot OF against TINS measure by
retaining on MS tickr' thc words that are 10 ac-
eordance 'hereWfh aud efas'ng those that are
otherwise, hnd to have SAID vote. honestly count.
cd anu that u the majority oi the votes thai
.ha be cas-, on this question are Tor local option.
y shali be heId 10 DC : oini'ng o.hgauon upon
the eommittees OF SAID pafues anu the delegates
who shall be elected to The Legislature to have a
Iocai option law passed os said iegisatnre; anu
tna' u any election di',i'e, OF di..,s', .na. give
considered obligatory to have such law passed
for said district or districts.
sccond-Thai II the said executive committees
or party managers and candidates for the legis-
aiure shall aceeel I" this request and agree TO DO
bound thereby. this alliance viii make no effort 10
exert any political influence 10 THIS next contest
NJ M association. but leave u to each individual
TO exercise his individual preference but in the
event this request shall be refused We do hereby
pledge ourselves 20 vote for no candidate for the
Legislature who will not pledge himself u elect
ed. 10 vote and use bis influence for the passage
of such local option law. but on the other hand.
will vote and use oil our influence for the election
"f su:h candidates a. III thus pledge themselves
and who are deemed otherwise worthy. irrespec-
tive of our previous party affiliations.
Ihird-Ihat until our pohcy shali he thus more
clearly defined We viii use all proper Efforts 70
cultivate AMI increase ihc local option sentiment
in the county, So that at the proper time u may
be properly organized and ready % meet any
emergency that may arise.
Fourth-Thai the School Board OF baltimore
county be requested TO place IN the course of study
Of the public schools Of said county such text.
books as viii set forth the nature and ELECTS Of
Intoxicating drinks on the human system.
finh-That acnmmiiiee OF fobserva'ion, consist
ins OF I've In each district, be appointed 10 see
that the liquor law as II relates to selling liquor
70 minors. on sunday, or without license, be
duIy, anu ~ Tar as practicable, ngtdiy enforced
aai star houtes.-Ihe following are some
OF tue mAii routes IN balumore county
One OF The longest star routes out OF baltimore
Is that which eave'the baltimore postoniee daily.
ana drops the mail pouches At LaurasiIle' Laven-
der hI.i' Cuo hiii' "reen"ood where side
win Fork and Record crossing hersfrot Baltimore
county into Hartford, and on 20 Selair. where the
mail comes up too from Edgesood. on the Phila.
delphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, and
runs on through belar, by Forest Hill. then con
meets With Thomas Hun, Chestnut Hill and Mill
Sresnl away ey The koaks % Pyiessilis. ~hsnes
there y short route which goes 10 Fishei almost
upon the PennsyItania line. AZ Pylesville u
crosses another mail, which comes up from White
Hall, on the Northern Central, and has come on
BY Black Horse, Madonna, JarrettssiIie. where
u meets small mail route which connects also
with The Rocks and supplies Coopiown and
Chrome iiil. Federal Hill. Clermont. where u
crosses tue stream and then goes by Mason and
Dixons hne 10 Constitution, 10 PennsyI'anIs
An - niie mail route from Baltimore TO North
Branch leaves daily by horse and vehicle. and
running upon the county road northwest gives
mail facilities to Harrison, Roekdaie, Randalls
town, Harfisonvilie and North Branch.
a star route OF seven miles IRON baltimore to
Catonsville goes out and in six times week, drop
ping mail each time ai Carroilton.
The horse -and-wagon route from Baltimore io
Powhaian Is also a star route. and once had two
way stations, Calvtrton Mills and we,heredville.
but for awhile CalEeiton Mills was disconiinued
as a Posiothee.
star route runs from Baltimore 60 Garden
willie, three miles. IL formerly supplied the now
diseoniinued oihee Of 81. JosePh's, but has been
shortened.