The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1895-11-15
The lOunty commissioners.

! The following orders wore passed by
the County Commissioners at their meet
last Thursday. We could not get all in
time for our issue last week:
j Ordered That the tax sale OF Lot No. !
in Square B. of Wine and Johnson's sec
ond addition to EVANSVILLE, be declared
null and void and money paid on same
be returned to purchaser.
Ordered, That permission be granted
to the Columbia and Maryland railway tc
use the bed of any street or streets ana 10
cross any streets in the towns known as
Wilen Heights, Holiday, RiverSdale Park
Pomona, College Park, Lakeland, Lans
| burg, Kane & Co, Beltsvil!e Land improve
ment Company, Murkirk, Lafayette
Berwyn and Fairlawn, provided said rail
| way has acquired or shall acquire by grant
or condemnation the fee in said streets
for the purpose of Il right of way for said
! railway and also in any case where SAID
Railway has the consent of the proprletors
| of said sub divisions to SO use said streets
and provided further that said Railway
Company shall comply with section 234
of Article % of the Code of Public Gene
raj Laws and provided further that moth
ing herein contained. shall be construed
as any assumption of obligation by the
County Commissioners to repair or take
charge OF said streets.
Ordered, That the petition for making
the private road from the Washington
and Baltimore turnpike opposite Branch
vile to the Colesville road ii public road,
be granted, provided the owners Of the
lands through which the said road passes
file deeds of the same in this office without
cost to the county.
Ordered, That the petition of ID. NJ.
Nesbit and others for public road between
Riverdale and College Park be laid over
until the meeting on the 10Th inst. A
counter petition to the opening of the
road was filled by Charles B. Calvert
Esq.
Ordered, That the following accounts
be paid: jeremiah Berry, Election Super
visor, $50; Dr. L. A. Griffith. TO- tickets,
etc, $177.5O; Phillip G. Miller, erecting
elections booths, 5000, James H. Multi
kin, Standard Bearer, $50; Mount Hope
Retreat board and medical treatment for
John H. Gwynn, $3.50.
The following road and bridge accounts
were passed and paid: B. F. Richardson.
sth district, 1910; W. Fl. Long, 9th dis
trict $40 40; Charles p. Baden. 18th dis
trict, 1856; Charles Brown, End district
1884; George N. Perkins, End district;
$50; Edward D. Boteler, LIST district, Sab 10;
Frank Hart, LIST district, SOL; H. H. Sheriff
18th district, $25; Edward E. Hill, 18th
district, $27.25; Henry Haker, 18th dis
trict, $125.1O; r. H. Robinson. It'll district
$91 .53; Patrick Hurd, Bird district, $49.37;
w. H. White, Sth district, $25; n. O.
Ridgley, Sd district, $34: Edward S. Walker
18th district, SAG; William E. Phillips, 18th
district, $50 Al; John Hyde, 18th district,
$4S.16; W. c. Waters, 4th district, $105, AS;
Edward L. Darcy, 9th district, $3.50;
William E. Swami, 9th district, $47; E.
D. Rude, 9th district, $25; George T Under
wood, 9Th district, $S5; George Moore,
18th district, $15; George W. Moore, 18th
district, $27; G. c. d. Townshend, 18th
district, $42 80; William Beaver, End dis
trict, $92.12; Edward Magruder, 18th dis
trict, $3.50; Joseph 7. Bayne, 9th district
$42 so; William r. Dyer, 9TH district $25
Adjourned until Tuesday next