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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-06

Ph@niG p. E. ChuTch.-Holy communion second
Sunday in the month, at II A. NJ; divine service
every other Sunday, at P. NJ; Sunday school
every Sunday. at 2 P. NJ. Seats free.
Rev. DUNCAN MCCULLOCH, Rector.
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Caluary Baptist Church. 7OsOSontOaOn Preach
ing every Sunday, at p. M, by the pastor, Rev.
w. H. Hubbard. Bible study Tuesday evenings
at 7.30 O'Clock.
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The Gainesville Water Case.-In the
equity case of the Gainesville Water Company
vs. Samuel d. Helfrich, bill for an injunction
to restain defendant from polluting stream of
water used by plaintiff by allowing defendants
cattle to stand therein, and also to restrain de-
PENDANT from diverting the stream, Judge Burke
on Thursday filed an opinion. The judge
grants the injunction and makes the same per-
petual so far as to restrain defendant from pol
futing the stream. But so far as concerns the
use or diversion of the stream by the defend
ant for the purpose of erecting hydraulic ram
the court decided to dissolve the injunction.
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Tri,itv p e. Church, ToaCsontOaCn.-Rev w. H.
II. Powers. RESPONSIVENESS Sundays at ii A. M.
and 500 p. M; Friday, at p. M. Lutherville-
Sunday, at p. M.
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No Truth in This Story-The Hedge
Fence Company Solid.--An item published
in the Maryland Journal oflast week stated that
bill had been filed on behalf of several cred
itors and stockholders against the Baltimore
County Hedge and Wire Fence Company, al
leging that the company is insolvent and ask
ing for the appointment of a receiver and for an
account As matter Of fact no such bill has
been filed, and the publication does the compa-
ny named gross injustice. There was only
one claim of 800 against the company, which
has at this time several thousand dollars worth
of negotiable paper lying in bank. The COM
pany, which is composed of some of our most
substantial citizens and reliable business men,
is entirely solvent and is doing a paying and
satisfactory business.
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EPSON M. p. Church, TOaDS0ntOeon.- Preaching
Prayer meetings Sunday and Wednesday nights.
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50. Johns EUangelicdI Lutheran Church, Park
UiHe.-Rev. Karl Buff. pastor Service and SER
mon every Sunday, at 1890 A. NJ.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Tozosontoaon mr. E. Church.-Preaching to NOR
row Sunday, at II A. NJ. and 7.3O p. NJ, oy the
pastor. Rev. Page Milburn.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday, at ~ p. M.
Glass meetings on Thursday, at and 7.5O p; NJ,
and Friday at 730P.M. Public cordially invited.
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Eutaao NJ p. Church, Hartford ROad-Preaching
every Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. ]. NJ. Gill, at
ii A. NJ.
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Dulany's VALLEY NJ E. Church.-Preaching to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock, by the pastor,
Rev. Page Milburn.
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Sunday School Reorganized.-The Sun
dav school attached to Pine Grove NJ. p. Chapel,
near Loeb Raven, was recognized on Sunday
last and the following officers elected for the
ensuing year: Superintendent, Stephen Mitch
eli /: assistant, Richard w. Pearce; secretary,
Ogden Evans; assistant, Miss Ida German;
treasurer, Arthur P. Shanklin; assistant Miss
Mary Gladson; librarian, Samuel T. Bayne;
assistant, Miss Lille Mays; organist, Miss Mel
lie Chenworth.
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He Wanted to Make Money Too Fast
Luther Coleman, colored, is now in jail here
on the charge of peddling whisky within two
miles of Sparrow's Point. Luther used to
work at Steelton but there wasn't money
enough in it for him. He went to Baltimore
at short intervals, bought gallons of whisky.
dozens of TASKS, each guaranteed to hold pints
and half pints, fitted out small cabin in Bear
Creek woods and proceeded to deal out the oil
of Joy at so much per smile. Butin his ankle
ty to make fortune Luther intruded on the
Pennsylvania Steel Company's domains, hence
his arrest and Imprisonment to await the action
of the Grand Jury
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Belfast, 9th District.-Quite cool weather
has prevailed lately snow having fallen several
times making heavy clothing and warm fires
necessary for comfort. About an inch of Snow
fell on Monday.
Christmas is but three weeks off and we begin
to realize that 1890 is rapidly drawing to a close
Soon we will have entered upon the duties of
another year.
Miss Della Ensor and Mr.. e. Clarence Ensor,
of Frederick county, spent several days here
last week, visiting Mrs. Sarah Brooks.
Mr.. Geo. w. Muth has had his barn painted.
1t is said at least five hundred gunners came
out from Baltimore on one train Thanksgiving
to spend the day in different parts of the coun-
ty. If many such armies go out against poor
dbunnie' very few of his race will be left.
Hog-klling and sausage making are now in
order and many fine porkers have been butch
cred
Rev. Thos. Wood will occupy the pulpit Of
Bosleys M E. Church, at 800 P. NJ, Sunday
next. OLIN.
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81 Johns EcdngelicM Lutheran Church, Street
Air.-Rev. ]. G. Reitz, pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at 1870 A. NJ
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Mt. Winans, 18th District.-The white Re-
publicans of this place have recognized their
club and elected the following officers Presi-
dent, H. Cooksey; vice-president, VIM. Lester;
secretary. John Cook treasurer, William Carl;
sargeant-at arms, John Sedicum. They are
not in the least dismayed by the recent politi-
cal upheaval.
The ladies mite society ofSextonville Chapel
had very enjoyable time on Tuesday evening.
There were readings and vocal music, followed
by refreshments.
The work of grading the new portion of the
Annapolis road, from Harman's bridge is pro-
Mr.. George Carter, who is in the secret SER
vice of the Government, is off on an extended
business trip.
Mr.. Ludwig limerick has bought lot adj
joining his saloon and has fitted it up for a
summer garden.
Mrs. Conrad Miller has been confined to bed
for over three weeks, suffering from complete
prostration.
Mr.. Charles Bower was married on the 10Th
of November, to Miss Carrie Sewers. Rev.
Mr.. Stahl the Lutheran minister performed
the ceremony. They will reside in the city.
ANON
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,Sater's Baptist Church.-Preaching every Sun
day by the pastor Rev. w. H. Hubbard, at IL AM.
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Elkridge Meets in December.-The fix
lures of the Elkridge hounds for the month of
December are as follows: Saturday, 9th, 8 A.
NJ, Brooklandville; Wednesday, 10th, 9 A. NJ,
10-Mile House, Reisterstown road; Saturday,
18th, 9 A. M, Hyde's, Maryland Central R. r.
(Train leaves Boundary avenue at 7.30 A. NJ
Wednesday, 18th, 8 A. ~, LutherviIle; Satur-
day, Goth, A. NJ, Wetheredville; Wednesday,
oath, 9 A. NJ, Towsontown Saturday, 9th,
GA NJ, 7-mile toll-gate, Reisterstown road; We'd
nesday, 31st, o A. NJ. Emile toll-gate, Falls
road.
Prices at the Eastern Hay Scales.-The
following were the quotations at the Eastern
Hay Scales on Thursday: Timothy hay per
ton, So and SO; clover hay, IS and SO; wheat
straw, 81 and IS; rye straw, So and S14; oat
straw, IS and So; corn per Dbl, $3.50 and $50.
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Elxlo, 9Th District.-Dr. Jonathan Bailey,
veterinary surgeon, is i'll with dropsy and con-
sumption.
Messrs. Hoshour, Disc & Co., of Glen Rock,
have a contract to build an additional stock
house at Rockdale paper-mill.
The work of the Gunpowder Valley Railroad
is under way and the blasting of rock is often
heard at this place.
Protracted meetings are being held at the
Baptist and st. PauPs U. b. churches.
Butchering is the order of the day and soon
hominy, pork and sausage will be the centre
and beans the side dishes of our tables and
pumpkin pies will be called in and superseded
by mince pies.
The turkey crop is pretty large and will have
to be sent to market to pay up our taxes and
save interest. Instead of charging it to McKin-
ley expect it will go to liquidate the State
Treasury robbery as a balance sheet of the po-
litical sins of 1890.
After the swindlers succeeded so well at Tow
sontown don't want to hear our district called
dumb Corner again. There are two reasons
that would have prevented the sharpers from
playing it off on us-quarter dollars are too
scarce and the readers of THE UNION are kept
too well posted on such matters. o.
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Pushing the Belt Line.-The Baltimore
Herald says: Work on the third section of
the Baltimore Belt Railroad, McCabe Bros. con-
tractors, is being pushed with vigor. Gangs
are employed day and night and the ponder
Gus steam shovel in operation is rapidly eating
away an open cut east of the Sumwalt ravine.
Nearly all the force on the third section is con-
centrated about the Sumwalt ravine, and the
Messrs McCabe are endeavoring to do all the
work possible before the winter stops them.
There are to be several tunnels between Oak
street and the York road, but work will not
commence on them until the spring"
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Fullerton, 18th DESTRUCTION Thanksgiv-
ing evening an entertainment was held in the
school house adjoining st. Joseph's Catholic
Church. The Sisters had the children trained
to perfection and the large audience was highly
delighted with the interesting programme, con-
sisting of essays, dialogues, etc. The Garden.
vile Cornet Band was present and discoursed
excellent music during the evening. The pro-
ceeds were for the benefit of the church and
large sum was realized.
The debating society at this place continues
to grow in interest. The last question discuss
ed was (Which is the mostbenefit to the coun-
try the capitalist or the laboring man." The
Judges decided that the best arguments were
produced by the side representing the capital
lists.
On Thursday evening of last week Mrs. John
Mccormick who lives on HaZlewOod avenue,
gave birthday reception to her many relatives
and friends, a number being present from the
city. A delightful evening was spent and all
united in wishing her many happy returns. A
bountiful supper, including all the delicacles
of the season, was provided.
The oyster supper held three evenings last
week by the ladies of Gatch's M. E. Church,
proved a success financially and otherwise, the
net profits amounting to considerable sum,
which will be devoted to paying the debt in
Cured in refurnishing the parsonage.
THE UNION of last week Noticed the wedding
of Mr. Frank R. Catch and Miss Olivia Evans.
l will only add that their many young friends
in the church and Sunday school, in which
they are both held in such high esteem, met
and handsomely decorated the church with
evergreen and flowers. A large floral arch was
placed over the altar, under which the young
couple stood while the ceremony was being
performed. Juno.
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Mortgage Sale-James L. Norwood, auc-
tioneer, sold at the Court House on Tuesday,
for James ]. Lindsay, attorney, under mort
gage from Martha E. Wagner and husband to
Patrick Gallagher, 374 acres of land in the 4th
district, about q miles from Reisterstown, to
Mr.. Gallagher, the mortgage, for $3.50.
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Long Green, 18th District.-The musical
entertainment held at No. 5 school house, on
Thanksgiving night, was a great success.
While the house was not overcrowded, owing
to the many other entertainments held the
same evening elsewhere the audience was of a
programme was well rendered and received
considerable applause. Several of the organ
solos were performed by Miss Nelly r. Chen
worth's pupils in a manner creditableto them
selves as well as to their teacher. Every one
enjoyed the music and went home happy.
Mr.. Peter Fornwalt has removed from the
place formerly occupied by him, near Union
vile, to Dulany's Valley.
Mrs. Rainers little girl who was run over by
a heavy wagon few weeks ago, continues to
improve.
Mr.. John r. Bakey, who owns place in
Barbour's Hollow, was united in marriage to
Miss Ida l. Carroll, of Warren, at his resi-
dence, on the afternoon of Thanksgiving day,
by Rev. o. c. Marriott.
There was filed in the County Clerks office
this week an act of incorporation secured by
the trustees of Wilson M. E. Church, thereby
rendering them liable to sue and be sued and
also allowing them to receive any requests left
to the church.
December set in with snow storm that bid
fair at one time to give us some sleighing. 1t
failed, however to the disappointment of many
whose sleigh-runners need polishing.
There is considerable butchering going on in
this neighborhood and some of the porkers are
in excellent condition.
The ladies' aid society of Wilson M. Il.
Church will meet next Monday night at Mr..
Joseph Meyers, in Dulany's Valley, for the
transacting of business. Upon these occasions
the proceedings are frequently interspersed
with singing and recitations, the members
sometimes carrying along an organ, when
there is none in the house visited. CLAY.
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Property Transfers in Baltimore County

Property Transfers in Baltimore County.
Deeds Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale ETC.,
received for record in the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS. ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
n. Van Bokkelen, extr, &c, to Nj. q. Carter, &c.
VIM. S. Whitley and wife to S. G. Holmes.
Thos. Welsh, trus., to T. NJ Montgomery, &c.
J. D. Lord, &C., to VIM. H. Gill.
John Gebhardt and wife to Chas. Lang & wife,
VIM. G. Oler to John Flannery.
M. T. Horner to Maryland Construction Co, 2.
Sarah Donaldson to B. r. Massemore.
B. P. Smith, &C., to G. De T. Theobold & hus.
NJ. W. Audoun, trus:, to J: A. Preston.
Jas. A. Gary and wife to e. S. Gary
Clinton Jessop to Geo. w. Kurtz.
W. B. Smith to John G. Maer, Jr.
N. Van Bokkelen, extrix. to T. G. Lurman.
E. N. Rich, trustee, to +. K. Rich.
VIM. Dunty and wife to Francis B. Boarman
Elizabeth Gunther to j. P. Mexgler.
LEASES.
Ludwig Sellmayer and wife to John Hescher.
Same to Francis Bocklage.
Same to Ambrose Hessler and wife.
Some to +. K. Bristor.
Same to Fredk. Wright.
Same to Chas. Meyer.
Same to ]. E. Hartley.
Executors of Sylvester Keyser, &C., to Matilda
l.. White.
H. L. Bowen. &C., to J. LeBrun.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
K. L. Harper to Robert Worsley, 3.
MORTGAGES.
John Hissler and wife to Ludwig Sellmyer, $780,
Ambrose Hissler and wife to same, $3.50.
Francis Bocklage to same.
NJ. c. Carter, &C., to Louis Wilkins, g $4,000.
J. F. Caskey and wife to Rosa Bond. $1,000.
John d. Belt and wife to R. Swormstedt, 81 ,000
J. ID. Flannery to VIM. G. Oler, $4,000.
B. e. Massemore to Sarah Donaldson. 81 900.
John G. Miller and wife to NJ. r. Miller, $780,
e. J. Roberts to S. Herzberg, $500.
+. B. Boarman &wife to Fork P. B. A, 81 200
VIM. D. Bell and wife to Germantown p B.
A. No. 3, 500.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
E. H. Ensor to The Geiser Manufacturing Co.,
s434.
VIM. 7. REESE to VIM. H. Kline, $500.
VIM. Fields to VIM. Ensor, S113.
II. 0. Bull to Chas. S. Kidd, 800.
JUDGMENTS.
Patterson p. B. u. No. 3 VS.. j. A. Elgert, $780,
Fork p L. & B. A. VS.. GeoSweitZer, &c, $780,
Same VS.. Elisha Slade, &C., 800.
Same VS.. Thomas 0. Blair, &C., $780,
RELEASES.
Sarah Shields d hus. to John d. Belt and wife
Conrad Turnbaugh to ]. W. Armacost and VT
Sebastian Schmidt to August Schmidt.
Same to Kunigunda Schmidt.
Lewis Wedi to H. M. Greninger and wife.
Jacob Geleaski TO John Donecke
e. l.. Harper to Lawrence Turnbull, 5.
R. d. Rogers, trus., to N. Van Bokkelen, &c.
T. J. Wilson. trus, to Theodore Lurman.
Joseph Bauer to John T. Dilworth.
Germantown p. B. A. No. 2 to VIM. ID. Bell.
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Death of O Well-Known Citizen-Mr:
George Mason, highly esteemed citizen of
Orangeville, 18th district, died on Sunday
morning last, after an illness of three months,
which lie bore with great patience and resigna-
ton. His funeral took place at Highland Ave
nue. NJ. E. Church, Tuesday afternoon, and was
largely attended. Services were conducted by
Rev. B. f. Devries, the pastor. Mr.. George
Smith presided at the organ and assisted by
Miss Bessie Cline. sang the beautiful hymns
ASLEEP in Jesus" and Nearer my God to
Thee" The pall-bearers were Messrs. George
w. W. Smith, John Lynch, Joseph Reese,
Hiram Kimbal James Magness and Frank
Duvall The interment was made in Mt. Car
mel Cemetery. Mr.. Mason leaves wife and
three children.
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Upset and Leg Broken.-Mr. Louis M.
Cole, brother of Mr.. William P. Cole, proprie-
tor of the stage line between Towsontown and
Lutherville, met with a serious accident on
Wednesday afternoon. He was driving to the
Court House to make one of his regular trips,
the double team being composed of quiet
horse and green colt belonging to Mr.. Law
renee Cranston, of Govanstown, who was with
him at the time. At the corner of Pennsylva-
MIA and Baltimore avenues the colt took fright
and in his efforts to check him the bit parted
and the stage was run up on bank and upset.
Mr.. Cole was caught under it, sustaining COM
pound fracture of the right leg between the
knee and ankle. He was carried into the house
of Mr.. George L. Stocksdale, near by, where
Dr. Harry s. Jarrett reduced the fracture and
made the patient as comfortable as possible.
Subsequently he was removed to the home of
his brother. Mr.. Cranston escaped without in
jury Much sympathy is expressed for Mr..
Cole, who is very worthy and industrious
Young man.
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A Young Man Killed at Phoenix.
A. Royston, son of Mr.. Wesley A. Royston, OF
the 10th district, met his death at Phoenix, N.
c. r. r., on Saturday evening last, under very
distressing circumstances. He went to the sta
ton to take the train for Baltimore and as he
approached it heard whistle and surprising
it was the Parkton accommodation, which was
then about due. he ran to cross the track before
it slowed up. Instead of being the accommo-
dation it was the fast Western express, which,
being over an hour late was running at ter
rife rate of speed. Before young Royston
could get across the track he was struck in the
right side and hurled some distance, killing
him instantly. One of his legs was broken and
his right arm was terribly lacerated. Justice
A. Wayson Ensor was notified and held an in
quest of which Mr.. w. l.. Boyer was foreman.
After hearing the evidence of several witnesses
a verdict of accidental death was rendered.
The unfortunate young man was in his Path
year and was on his way to Baltimore to visit
friends His funeral took place at Clynmalara
Church. Monday afternoon.
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COURT FOR BALTIC. COUNTY.
DECEMBER TERN. 1890.

Hon. Dayid FowIer, Chief Judge; Hon. N. ChaS.
Burke, associate Judge; Frank l. DIM
can, Esq, States Attorney, Jiso. W.
Shanklin, Esq, Clerk +; Charles
J. Beekley, Esq, Sheriff
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Death of an Aged Maiden Lady.-Miss
Maria Butler, aunt of Col. Charles B. Rogers,
secretary of the County School Board, died at
the residence of her sister, Mrs. Nathan Rogers
at "Lystra." Green Spring Valley, on the 9th
ult., in the 84th year of her age. She was
daughter of Samuel Butler, once well known
Baltimore publisher who was government
printer under the administration of President
Madison. She was one of family of four
brothers and sisters, all of whom lived to be
upwards of 80 years of age. Her grandfather,
Alfred Butler. attained the age of So years
The funeral of Miss Butler took place on Sat
urday. the remains being inferred in Green
mount Cemetery. The services were conducted
by Rev. Hobart H. Smith. rector fist. Themes
Pc. Church, Garrison Forest. The pall-bearers
were Nathan R. Butler, N. Rogers Bayly,
James w. Williams, Dorsey w. Williams,
Norman Stump and Harry F. Powell.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1890-12-06

MONDAY, Dec. 1.-The December term of the
Circuit Court commenced to-day. The juri es
for the term are constituted as follows:
TTTDV
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December -Reid--Bocen
EPSON NJ. P. Church, Towsontown, on We'd
nesday night was filled with friends and rela-
tives of the contracting parties to witness the
marriage of Mr.. John Reid, who is engaged in
the florist business on the Hartford road, near
Halls Springs, and a son of the late Peter G..
Reid, who number of years ago was gardener
Mr. Joseph S. Bowen, of this place. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. NJ. Gill, pastor
of Eutaw NJ. p Church, Hartford road. The
ushers were Messrs. Benjamin V. Bowen and
John Erdman. After the wedding the bridal
couple left Immediately for New York. The
bride was the recipient of many valuable and
useful presents.
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ing of Centennial Grange was held at Towson-
town on Thursday. After the election of sew
eral new members the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Master-W. jeff Shanklin.
Overseer-John Ridgely of n.
Lecturer-Charles E. Fendall.
Steward-Charles l.. Shanklin.
Asst Steward-J. Albert Booth.
Chaplain-Dr. G. NJ. Bosley.
Treasurer-Edward Rider.
Secretary-George H. Merryman.
Gate-Keeper-C NJ. Wagner.
Pomona-Mrs. A. E. Talbot.
Flora-Miss Ella HoCck.
Ceres-Mrs. Washington Stevenson.
Lady Asst. Steward-Miss Sophie Talbot.
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LII IL - ALCOOf
Foreman
Charles Mason,
Thomas Webb,
John w. Bowen,
Frederick Faulstich,
Nelson S. Emmart,
Henry He'll,
Harry G. Bergman,
Benjamin Upperco,
r. Thomas Cofiel,
Thomas Thompson,
Jacob NJ. Gemmil,
VIM. Henry Jessop,
J. Griffith Price,
Chas. L. Morris,
John W. Lewis,
w. JEFF. Shanklin,
Leonard Brown,
Columbus Bennett,
John Lenhoff,
VIM Lamden.
Frank Scharff,
Henry Link.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-05-10

THE WABUsKA FAIR. -The meet
ing of the Directors of the Lyon
County Agricultural Association
was held at Wabuska last Satur-
day. All the Directors were pres
emit and the preliminary arrange
ments We're made for a good fair
this season. The different COM
mittees were appointed, and much
more interest seems to be mani
tested in the cause than ever be-
fore. Some excellent premiums
will be awarded this year, and an
is to be made to get the
track in condition for some good
races. This will be a pretty good
year all round, and a fine exhibit
ion of stock Of all kinds and
arm produce ought to be made
Dayton Tines.