The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

horse load Thus u will be seen that frozen Gun
powder water Is quite a valuable commodity
And yet all the paper mills and factories, located
! farther up the stream, are still running.
The extensive merchant mill Of c. u. An
ders, ut Double Pipe Creek. Western Mary land X.
H.. was burned on Thursday night Of last week,
involving loss Of about $4,000. IL is said TO
have been the best mill IN Western Maryland
! The Baltimore county Fire Insurance Company
had heavy insurance upon the property.
According to the L. s. census Of 1850, the
number Of manufacturing establishments in Bal
timore county is Az invested, 81, ,65S5T0
average number Of hands employed ed-males above
10 years, 3,i2l; females above - years. l,S63 /;
children and youth, 1926; wages. $l.l9l,739; I;
material. SI,69O.55G product, $il.l4S,si3.
There are a large number Of people In and
about Towsontown who think they can run rail-
road better than those whose business Il is TO do
so. Suppose all the officers resign and let . few
of the "smaTt Alecks" take hold for awhile
They would no doubt manage things to suit them
solves, even if they did not Pease the public.
in some sections Of the county the people.
irrespective Of politics, are earnestly working in
the temperance cause. They think the future
looks bright aud they will relax effort for
cess. Politicians are growing somewhat uneasy
! on account Of the present outlook. They will be
Obliged to face the music at no very distant day.
The County Commissioners on Tuesday
! passed an order for the payment Of the expenses
incurred by the registers for the sittings Of lSS2.
Each one of the registers presented bill for ad-
di,ional compensation at $3.50 per day for room
ront. posting notices, 4c. This l. In addition TO
the SSS already paid each register by the Comp
trOlier.
The public school near Sherwood, y. c. n.
l H.. was closed on Monday morning account Of
a fatal case Of smallpox in the neighborhood. Il
Is said that children from the infested house made
! their appearance usual nj the school on that
day and that two Of the trustees (Messrs. Edward
Rider and Alfred II. Shrivcrl ordered the teacher
To close the school.
The gentlemen who lost their corn in Dalii-
more few weeks ago, by the device Of young men
who represented themselves as the owners Of the
corn, were two In number. one OF whom resided
near Black Horse AMI the other near Jarrettsvie.
The corn los, was thirteen barrels. valued at $40.
Another warning 60 unsuspec,ng farmers not 90
put too much confidence in strangcrs.- Hartord
Drmocrut.
Mir Daniel :. Wright. n young and much
esteemed member Of the Baltimore county bar, was
married on Tuesday night. to Miss Annie Carnan,
of Baltimore. The young couple started at once
for Little Rock, Arkansas. and from thence 90 Fort
WORTH Texas. where Mr.. wrigh: propose. to en-
gage in the practice of his profession Our best
wishes attend them and We hope our friend may
meet with success in his new field.
---On Thursday evening We had the pleasure
Of n seven. mile drive behind Mr. John {. Bos-
lcy's horse. BILLY Badeye." and those who have
not been fortunate enough to enjoy n similar
privilege don't know what IL Is TO be seated IN u
snug cutter. drawn by n horse that can pull you
mile On any fair part Of the road in ?;:i'. "Bad-
eye" l. a wonderful h2ise and his fortunate owner
has good reason TO c'rroud Of him.
No tidinss yet OF the rel handed murderer
who 50 bra,ally shot Mr.. Vim. A. Russell. Mt Rci.-
terstown. upwards Of a month ago. Can IL be
I possible that this villain will never be brought o.
justice II he il no; then We indeed disgraeed
and tho murderer Of an honored citizen IL allowcd
to roam at his own sweet will. possibly 20 take the
life of other good men. viii some please
arise and tell us what detectives are for
Mr.. Edward c. Price. Of Forest IIin. Har.
ford county. well.known here Ne the collector Of
/ the stock subscriptions Of the Maryland Central
X. H.. and connected with the enterprise in many
I other ways almost from the beginning of this i'm
por;ant work. intends making sale Of his personal
effects and moving 10 Baltimore 70 engage in bus
iness. Mr.. Price is an upright gentleman aud en-
joys the respect Of his numerous acquaintance.
As here;ore stated the School board
awarded the contract for printing the annual re-
port 10 TuE CNIoN. The bids were WIN. II. Ruby,
/ Sl65 Ensor ( Benson. Sli3. or s2.7j per page
John u. Piet 4 Co.. Baltimore, SlGj; Longnecker
Bros. S9.i per page. This il the first time pro-
! posals were asked for doing this work. and al;
though there not millions in it, yet II Is a
matter Of pride tAus that We received the con.
! tract.
| The annual meeting o: the Western Run
] Horse Thief Detective Company will be held at
Duncan's store on Friday, Jan. 10Th. at . o'clock
7 2. IN. This company has been in operation for
! many years aud seems 20 have given great protec-
I tion 10 it, members. Before It's organization many
horses were stolen from the farmers In that section
but now such n thing never occurs. IL we have
been advised correctly. Mr.. John d. Matthews
! Il the secretary.
On Wednesday afternoon Of las, week Rev
l.. l.. Brown. pastor of Mount Olive ". +. church,
2d district. was surprised By donation visit from
I hi. church members. They brought with them
wagons loaded with aour. hams. sugar. coffee, tea,
and in fact neeessaTies Of every conceivable kind
furnishing 4 supply Of edibies sufficient TO las,
, long time. After spendin; soMc hours very pleas.
antly tho company returned TO their homes, dc.
/ lighted with the visit.
Our friend. Mr.. :. v. Hyde. of Long Green
Valley, is very much "sot up" on the prospects
3 for Hydc's Station. lie will try o. make il rival
TOwson;own, but his big canning factory with its
vast paraphernalia never expec, 90 eclipse the
"clOse political corporation which dourishes like
J the green bay tree in our midst. II he erccts a
court house Of his own and then gets up q little
ring, We arc willing TO share the honors ~ with
D
! within the charmed circle.
! MIR. Edward McConkey. who was the Treas
urer of White Pine county. Nevada, was lately
murdered and the county treasury robbed. lie
was a son Of the late George ". McConkey. who
at one time owned farm near Riders Station. "
G. X. r., and was brother n-law Of Edward
Rider Esq.. n well known citizen of this county
/ Mr. McCOnkey. who had been living In the West
t about twenty years leaves q wife and children. -
twef k..l = A..
death was seeing dispatch in one Of the Bal,i.
! more papers. telegram was afterw ards received
conveying the sad intelligence.
The local ducking laws Of Baltimore county
prohibit the possession of big swivel guns sink
boats or sneak boats. for the purpose of killing
water fowl. Possession of above named articles
l. prima facic evidence Of unlawful purpose; fine
$50 to 500. Shooting at night time prohibited
4 from water Or shore: dne $50 TO 500. Frghten.
ing wild fowl from their roo,ting or feeding
grounds prohibited: fine $50 20 5000. Erection
Of BOBBY blinds or artificial points more than 100
yards from shore prohibited: dne $50 10 $500,
subject 90 penalty once q week until removed
Shooting from Eastern avenue bridge. aeros. Back
river. l. also prohibited; dne So 10 $50.
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oficers OF Baltimore County Oranges
--Mantua. No. l69-M., Chas. W., Ssmmes; o.,
Geo. Chilcoat; L., DIR. Jas. J. Given ST.. VIM.
l.. Griffith; As. 81 c. 7. Gent Ch.. Aquila Chill
coal, Tr.. Emma Given Sec, o. ". Gent; q.
. H., VIM. T.. Woolston Ceres. Mrs. Charles ".
Semmes r.. Minnie Scott y. Mrs. William =.
woolston l.. A. C., Mary Griffith. The public
installation Of officers will take place at the hail.
to-day. Saturday. Jan. I3th.l at o'clock r. ~,
10 which the public is cordially invited.
Centennial, No. I6I-M, q. II. Merryman; o.,
s. N. Anderson Lee, Edward Rider ST., Arthur
shankIin; Asi 81. Oliver Price ch.. Rev. Joshua
Cain Tr., Mrs u. Jenifcr; See. J. NJ. Matthews
O. r.. Sanl Moores C., Mrs. ". Stevenson ; T.,
Miss Susie Talbot: r.. Miss Ray Rider; l.. A.
s., Miss SOphy Talbot The presentation of this
Grange took place on tho ith instant.