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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16

work of the road making, and the annual expen-
! diture of much money could be abated yearly,
tofore appropriated for public roads would serve
to keep the road in good condition This is the
opinion of competent judges.
protect the archives and valuable records from
accidental injury by fire, or otherwise, to remove
the wooden book cases in the County Clerks office
and substitute therefor steel and file boxes.
These are considered ffre-prOof, and strong APP
peal was made to grant this request
Taking into consideration the importance Of
preserving these important records and dOcu-
ments, the Commissioners finally consented to the
change appealed for, and while the expenses
attendant is considerable, yet the assured safety
of the records to the county apparently justifes
he expenditure.
The acoustic qualities of the court room were SO
imperfect that il was impossible to hear under
stand what might be said. An earnest appeal from
the judiciary and bar was made to have this
defect corrected if possible Yielding to this ap-
peal, the effort was made and most successfully
accomplished. This, together with other improve
ments combines to make the present room one of
the most comfortable and handsome in the State.
The absolute need of a separate house for the ac-
commo dation of the cOlored inmates Of MonteVue.
Hospital has been apparent and discussed during
I past year. The necessity for this new building
pressing, that the Commissioners concluded to
order the house to be built at once The structure
is of brick and large enough to meet. not only
the present needs, but ample for the future. The
Montevue Hospital authorities are ably assisting
in the work of building, and in this way the cost
will be greatly diminished. The Grand Jury fully
commended this project, and so incorporated
their approval in report submitted recently.
In concluding these remarks the Commissioners
would most respectfully state that the necessities
of our county seems to increase annually, and it
is only by much effort and careful management
that the tax rate has been maintained at the pres
ent low figure The Assessment now in progress
will be. of necessity, very expensive, as the time
originally allowed, in nearly every District has
been extended by the Governor. This was una
voidabe, the work could not be completed
otherwise.
The new Registration law will also be ami in
creased expense over the former method, in the
cle of new ballot-boxes and other accessories re-
quired, i'll conformity to that law.
The Public School Houses built and furnished
this year of 1896 are:
One brick one story, two rooms, at Jefferson,
District IA.
One frame, one story, one room, at Hansom-
vile, Distr ct o.
one frame, one story, one room, at Monument,
District 90
One frame, one story, one ROOM at Mt. Pleasant,
District b.
One Frame one story, two rooms, at Deerfe1d,
District l6
Land for these School Houses had to be pur-
chased in nearly every instance Respe ctfully
submitted.
By ORDER
A. L. EADER, WIN. MORRISON.
Clerk. President.
oct. l6-2t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
PICKED NEAR HOME.

Representatives of so families from
Chicago and the northwest have been
prospecting in the neighborhood OF
Tampa, Fla, with view to land purs
chases for farming.
An order known as Pentecost Bands
has founded q home in Indianapolis for
convicts just released from the peni-
tentiary. The men will be maintained
until work can be procured for them.
The money question has affected
headgear in Knoxville, Tenn, wher0
the stores are selling soft felt hats
gray in color to free silver men and hats
of the same material, but decidedly
yaller," as they are described, to the
gold men.
At Turnwater Park, Olympia, Wash,
the deer are not confined. in small in
closures, and it is one of the sights OF
the park when the herd, led by the
buck. jump from a rock into the river
and, swimming across, run up the OPP
posite bank.
A Scotland (Ga.) girl, who was ah
Cumberland island taking her first sea
bath, induced her friends to return
with her to the water after they had
started for the bath houses, and she was
taken from the waves a few minutes
later dead, having apparently died or
heart disease.
In May a Guyandotte CIV Va.) woman
bought rustic stand of wilrOw limbs
from a country cabinet maker by the
riverside, and fortnight ago buds and
leaves appeared, sprouting from parts
of the table legs, where small branches
or twigs had been cut off in fitting the
legs and cross pieces together. Some OF
the sprouts now are two or three inches
long
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
REMARKS.

The increased expenses of the past year-Such
as could not be avoided-compelled the County
Commissioners to fix the Tax Rate, as for the pre-
ceding year. at 81 cents on every 800 worth of
taxable property.
The changes made necessary, by order of the
State Tax Appeal Court on corporations and
these taxably greatly, in comparison with the
State Tax commissioners original report
The demand for, and absolute need OF, new
bridges-both iron and wood-the repairs of other
bridges, and expenditure require for drainage
pipe for public roads has drawn heavily on the
appropriations for such purposes. This system Of
drainage, while expensive at FIRST; proves TO be
economical in the end. The pipe Is durable, and
the improved condition of the road is sufficient
evidence of their good effect.
The purchase of three (3) rOck-crusherS and the
rapid work performed by them, in turning out at
an average about ten (1O) tons per hour of broken
stone of regulation size, for piking public roads,
plainly shows the Importance of these crushers
|. In helping to make firm and solid roads.
The expense attending their operations is COM
paratively small ;most of the rough stone is de-
1ivered where the crushers are at work, without
charge, and the main expense consisting in cart
ing away and spreading the broken stone on the
road bed miles of permanent road have been
made in tbisway, which win soon be as solid as
any turnpike road
It Is gratifying to the Commissioners to know
of this success and that they have the approval Of
the community wherever the crushers have been
operated, in full endorsement Of this project. II
these crushers could be increased In numbers, the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
Whx Horses Arc Cheap.

The great amount of harm that EhG
bicycle, electric trolley, etc., have done
the horse and his breeder exists chef
ly in the brain of the penny-a-liner;
the actual fact of the matter is that
the horse, being an article of commerce.
cannot rise very greatly in value until
the general situation is ameliorated. In
fine, the hard times are solely RESPONSE
BILE for the state of the market, and
will hold it down as long as they COM
! tinue; but when the turn is made in
earnest, prices will advance in propcrj
ton to the improvement made in other
lines of business.-Rural World.
How He Lost Patient.
DR.. e was away for change
air, when telegram reached him froI
one of his patients:
81 think ] have swallowed PHI
Come at once or wire advice
DR.. X-wired back: Swallow |
cushionl''
Next time he called he found tina
aew doctor reigned in his stead Col
Days. i
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
ANNUAL LEVY LIST

npEDERICK COUNTY, MD, FOR 1895.
VI ,,,sbpd in compliance with the provision of
Ps section II of Article Is, Code Of Public Gen.
Se'' eral Laws. which reads as follows:
hall make out and publish annually in
Tne!t two two newspapers published in their re-
at eas s.o 'cnTnties If there be two, detailed,
specific and accurate statement of the expenses
Of thes r , item of expense, and for what and
parIiSSoormn paid, and shall also deliver to the
10 w wa Of their respective counties as many
sheiIln Of such statement as there are Election
copies IN fhe county, at least ten days before
DIST lGGeneTaI election; on the receipt of such
each set one of them at the place of holding
COPIES So in each Election District; and the
ssrk to the county commissioners i and the
sheriff NV This section, shall each forfeit the sum
po oone hundred dollars
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16

covery,. even after the disease has pro-
crossed SO far as to induce repeated bleed
ings from the lungs, severe lingering cough
with copious expectoration Including tu-
bercular matter), great loss of flesh and ex-
IRENE emaciation and weakness
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
eported to us as cured by Golden Med
lcal Discovery " were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal disease? You need not take
our word for it. They have, in nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians.
who have no interest whatever in mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced toJeonfess that
fatal malady, all other medicines With.
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy "emulsions and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
fit, or had only seemed to benefit little for
a short time. Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations of the hypo-
phosphites had also been faithfully tried
in vain.
The photographs of large number of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skillfully reproduced in great Doctor Book
of 1000 pages profusely illustrated which
will be mailed to you, on receipt Of addres -
and twenty one (2I) cents in stamps You
can then write to those who have been
cured and profit by their experience.
Address for Book, WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo. N. Y.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. Ii.

Lewis Barrick, return judge, DAYS.
Nm w Todd, minority Judge, Q days,
Henry Binebrink, judge, days,
J Graham johnson. ballot clerk. / dav.
Thos ID Gallagher. ballot clerk, day.
HenrylNelsOn, election judge, day.
Edward ID Buckley, election judge, / day.
George Crum, gatekeeper, day,
Frank Grabill, gatekeeper, day,
Charles HI Cramer of c, doorkeeper, / day
D M Zimmerman, deputy sheriff, day,
George w Shaw, room rent,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No, 6

K Morgan, return judge, 2sdays,
Y K Bickenstaff, min. Judge. 2 days,
W Hamilton StotLlemS er, Judge, day,
John " King, ballot clerk, Gay,
Hezekiah Poole, ballot clerk, day.
" GrOssnickle, election clerk, day,
Il G Russm IN, election CLERK, day..
Harlan Leatherman, gatekeeper, day,
George SIMPLIFY, gatekeeper, day,
Emory Frey, deputy sheriff, day,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
$50 90
District No. 8.

David B Routzann, return Judge, days, S 8 90
Georse W Gsver, minority judge, days, 10
5 CObien,z, judge, 2 days, 90
Charles ] Bost, ballot CLERK, day, 3 90
NJ Brandenburg, ba lot clerk, l day, 8 10
John Y Alexander election clerk, 2 days, 90
SIS Remsbulg. election clerk. days, t. 90
Danlet ] Lighter, gatekeeper, day, 3 100
George Coakerly gatekeeper, | day, 3 90
Edgar ohriyer, deputy sheriff, l day, 90
Joseph q Eauen, deputy sheriff, day, W
Ferdinand ShultZ room rent, 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
TAKE STEPS

IN time, if you are a suf-
ferer from that scourge
Of humanity known as
consumption, and you
Ean be cured. There Is
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
MARYLAND, SGT.

,..r,as As ascertained and settled by the
Cn ais commissioners for Frederick County
CoI ,beir April term and June Session, A. ID.
l@o'r rdges Clerks and other officers of the elec-
fV ,ioa held on the 9Th day of November, 1895.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 8.

Il Clay rrundle, return judge, days.
John Sweadner, minority Judge, days,
Albert smith, judge, day,
Charles b Ely Ter, ballot CLERK, day,
Lycurgus PeLtlnger, ballot clerk, DAY,
u Jones, election clerk, day,
gilmore Vanfossen, election clerk, day.
Mckendree Siley; gaLekeeper, day,
scott CARRIER, gatekeepeI, day,
SSleohen ID Myers, deputy sheriff, day,
Water Myers, deputy sheI i'll, day,
Joseph w Etzler, room rent,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 8.

l. ii Poole, return judge, days,
Isaac ~ Wood, min. judg~,
george Klndley, judge, 2 days.
Y Magruder, ballot clerk, day,
VIM y Sellman, ballot clerK, day,
Jonn t z Mount, election clerk, days,
ID smith, election clerk, days,
n Main, gateKeeper, day.
Gnarles " haffner, gatekeeper. day,
george w Taylor, deputy sheriff, Gay,
Lysander EtchisOn, deputy sheriff, day
- room rent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
S165.227 OF S1e5.227 0;
Bonded Debt.
$S24,3OO 90

BY order of the Board of County Commits
sioners for Frederick county, Maryland.
VIM MORRISON,
A. l.. EADER, President.
Clerk.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16

the evidence of
hundreds of liv-
ing witnesses to
The fact that, in
all it's e arly
stages, consurnp-'
Gon is a durable
di 9 g a Sc. N ot
every case, but a
large bercenta.
gases, and we be
fully 90 per cen
cured by DR.. Pi
OIIoA "AAtNaI
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District. No IS

Lorenzo Norwood, ret. judge, 2 days, 6 co
Jno l. $ Aldredge minor. udge, z days, 6 90
John l. Sundergili, judge, day, 90
Abel Vansant, ballot clerk l day, 90
Archly r Wordsworth, ballot cler k, L day 90
Oliver NJ Clary, election clerk, l ay, 10
John w Suman, election clerk, day, 800
Edward Condor, gatekeeper, day, 3 co
VIM A Runkles, gatelxeeper, day, 800
Levi Plaine, deputy sheriff, day, 90
DIR ID Nj Devilbiss, loom rent, sou
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 20.

John H Putnam, return judge, 2 days. S So
Jacob K Palmer, minority Judge, days, 6
Harlan Ii Summers, judge, day, 3
Hartman l. Gaver. ballot clerk. day, 3
Jacob II Hinea ballot CLERK, l dsy, g.
Fred S Stull election clerk, day, 3
Charles Shook, election clerk. day,
Charles Fisher, gatekeeper. day,
Frank Shafer, gatekeeper, day: 3
Harry II Shook, deputy sheriff, day,
Lee Morgan, deputy sheriff, day,
Christopher Baker, room rent,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 10.

l Brown, return judge, 2 days.
aaron Boyer, minority Judge. days,
SSllyer Harbaugh, judge, day,
samuel Bussard. ballot clerk, day,
samuel Mo; ehead, ballot clerk 1 day.
, A Lewis, election clerg, day,
u Il, Crawford, election clerk, day,
; Villa rd, gatekeeper, l day,
9ohn Toms, galek eeper. day
- manahan, deputy sheriff, / day,
M thurman, deputy sheriff, day,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
S44 90
District No. 10.

John Whitehill, return judge, days, SEQ
Bradley L Nicodemus, min. judge, 2 days, 0
Edward Ensor, judge, day, 80
Luther M CARRIER, ballot CLERK, day, 80
c A Lindsay, ballot clerk, day, &c
VIM Miller, election clerk, l day, 80
j HI Sundergill, election clerk, day, 80
Frank Caster, gatekeeper, day, go
Jacob Trump, gatekeeper, | day, 8 o.
George w Dudderar, deputy 81 eriff, day,
Capt Edward ID Banner, room rent, so
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
DISTRICT No. 4.

VIM NJ Krise, return jud &c. Z days, SO
NJ J Eicheiberger, min. judge, 2 days, q
Daniel Hull, judge, L day, 3
Flank NJ stevens, ballot clerk, | day, 3
JOhL W Late, ballot clerk, day, 3
VIM NJ Zimmerman election clerk, day, 3
James Robinson, election clerk, day, 3
John otaub, gatekeeper, day, 3
JDO kleluOltz, gatekeeper. l day, 3
Geo ) RansDurg, deputy sheriff, lday, 3
+ NJ stevens, room rent, III
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
IE CITIZEN FREDERICK MORNING OCTOBER Is 1896

Samuel 4 Dixon, election clerk. DAYS.
John MII 9 Terrell, gatekeeper, day,
Nsi m GO G0r n an virtz gatekeeper, day,
Henry Hoffman, room rent,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 5.

j W Reige, return judge. 3 days,
II Maxell, minority judge, days,
h l. rlzzell, Judge, 2 days,
Z ROsensteel, ballot clerk, day,
W H huke, ballot erK, day,
\ Z SfansDefry, election clerk, day,
81 ShaIley, election clerk, day.,
Joseph davidson, gatekeeper, day,
Joseph HOpp, gateKeeper, day,
VIM II AsnDaugh, deputy sheriff, day,
Isaac Bowers, policeman, l day,
Harnish room rent,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 2. Precinct No. 1.

pobert NJ Ramsburg. rein. judge, days, 5 8 co |
TnoTglass liergett. min. Judge, days, 900 |
g poS5 " Neipold, judge, 2 days, 6 90 |
y r phebus ballot clerk, day, 800 |
Harry aauer. ballot clerk, day, 90 |
SSbarIes Eader, election clerk, Gays, GOO |
TTn%n Abbott election clerk days, eco |
William Augeyine, gates eeper, day, 90 |
lam Deeter gatekeeper, l day, 800 |
S0nr j. Buckley, deputy sheriff, day, 90 /
Charles Cramer, deputy sheriff l day, 20 |
Robert VI k8nsburg, room rent, 10 90 |
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. q.

Zach g Thomas, return JUG ge, days,
Albert F amsburg, min. judge, days,
Hiram Zimmerman, Ju dge. day,
ID Columbus Kemp. ballot clerk, day,
Joseph E Staley, ballot clerk, day,
Clarence g HoltZ, election clerk, day,
VIM II smith, election clerk, day,
Peter Morgan gatekeeper, day,
Jacob K Summers, gatek eeper, day,
Horace + Staley, deputy sheriff, day,
A w Burkett, room rent,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. l.

varard Nichols. return judge, 2 days. $500
Augustus gSays 90
,; z9ayS, T Chiswell, judge, day, 8 90
Howard Howard Alnutt ballot clerk, l day., SO
1 baacSa RI l. Grove, election clerk, day, 90
p penIn D Chaubers, election clerk, day, 90
SAMUEL enI Thomas, gatekeeper, day, 800
uanry S Dcgrange, gatekeeper day, 3 90
i1erion Fulmer, deputy sheriff, day, 3 90
W W%a' Krantz deputy sheriff, 2 days, 6 90
Inward Keller, room rent, 8 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. Z.

j L Warfield, return judge, 2 days.
II DO |, minority judge, days,
VIM h Roberts, Judge, day,
John Dixon, ballot clerk, day,
Nathan England, ballot clerk, day,
Charles IL smith, election clerk, day,
v 4 Dixon, election clerk, l day,
Arthur McLane, gatekeeper, l day,
VIM Anderson, gsiJekeeper, day,
Wm NJ Roderick, deputy, day,
VIM Caroline beaIl, room rent,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16

Petersville District Precinct No Q 20
VIM Gross, return Judge, days. 70
s w Hillearyl minority judge, days.
VIM Evans, judge, 2 days,
L Gardner, baIlo; clerk, day,
A W Bratt. election clerk, DAYS.
robert Compton. election clerk, 2 DAYS. 6
Patrick Gleason, gatekeeper, day.
John Humphrey. gatekeeper, day
harley Long deputy sheriff, day,
ii j III Boone, room rent, N
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 2. Precinct No. 8.
DisLrict No. 2. Precinct No. 4

Geo. Estery, return judge, days, 500
Lewis GittInger. minor. judge, days, 81
CP Smith, Judge, days, 6(
VIM + schmidt, ballot clerk, l day, 81
William Glenn, ballot clerk, l day, 81
Rhodes X Kemp, election clerk, days, q {
Geo W Glessner, elecuon clerS days, Ct
Byron Felgley, gatekeepe | day, 81
John W Dertlbaugh, gatekeeper, l day, 81
Silas Thomas deputy sheriff, day, 80
Charles Youson, deputy sheriff, l day, 81
Edward koOutz, room rent, Is [
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. 2. Precinct No. 2.

onitman Beckley, retn. judge, 3 days,S 90
! F Trech. minority judge, days, 800
WIN Buxton, Judge, days, 90
cbas Tyson ballot cerk day, 8 90
Engpne Aibaugh, ballot clerk, l Cay, 3 90
To6n NJ Didenuail, election clerk, 2 days, 90
4RWitter ectiou clerk, 2 days, q 90
William = 5augh, gatekeeper, day, 800
Charles Brangle, gatekeeper, 2 days, 6 10
lain II Keetgr deputy sheriff, l day, 3 90
Abraham Grove, deputy sheri Il, day, 500
August UDvnderfer (appointed by judge
deputy day, 90
John W HargettI 10 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
$40 90
District No. Ia.

Charles II Cochran, return judge, days, s 8 90
Un Ia y zimmerman, min. Judge, days, 6 o.
n Cocnran, Judge, day, 8 90
f Clayton Miller, ballot clerk, day, 90
Jonn w Fearl, ballot clerk, day, 3 90
L 1 Snan, election clerk, day, 3 90
y SnlUn RICE, election clerk, day, 3 90
GAVIN Cuiier, gatekeeper, day, 8 90
Lutner CuIier, gatekeeper, day, 3 90
Waiter Doty, gatekeeper, day, 8 90
MIS- george w Orum, 8 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16

Sheriff's Salary and Accounts.
Sheriff salary for 1896, 1900 90
Daniel p Zimmern an late sheriff, $50 Y
Daniel P Zimmerman, " 270 90
Charles H Herbert, Washington Co. 400
John Quynn, sheriff, Baltimore, Md. 8 40
A G Mcbride, 6S5 Ii
A e Mcbride, 147 TO
;ens, s5,2i5 IS
County Commissioners.
Afpser, Q lion per diem and mileage, $1,000 90
rs. MARI --
Asarton th;s. $4,000 90
ks ago at hei On Bonded Debt.
inter, Indiana, ond July, and
M. about As wears of age. $12,972 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. Ii.

geo + Crumbaugh, retn days, 3judge, W
buther IL Winters, min. judge, days. w
ROBERT Nelson, Judge. days, D O0
" m Dorcus, ballot clerk, day, w
John Ii Stilely, ballot clerk. day. 3 90
VIZ IN d ID Kemp, election clerk, days, . w
Ezra Shank, election clerk, z Gays, W
George ull, gatekeeper, l day, 3 W
LANES Stout, gaiekeeper, day. y w
lanes lanes Pinnkard, de uty sheriff, day, "
FRANK Smith, doorkeeper, day, 3y0
Salvin Smith, doorkeeper, / day, 3 V0
N S1nas n Anders, deputy sheriff, / day, ~
y IN ID Gilbert, deputy sheriff, day, BY
James NJ Smith. room rent, %
SO %
IN McDneIi r turn IHdae c GaSs. SO 90
Nm Gardner, minority judge 3 days, 8 %
VIM Ennis, judge, 2 days, 8 %
David Roelkey. ballot clerk day. "
george Hoffman, ballot clerk, day, O0
VIM Cuttings, election clerk, days, 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. IL.

John d Grabill, return Judge, 2 days, $500
Ttlghman L. Blessing, min. judge, days. 90
John Wolfe, judge, day, 3 GO
Taylor A. Spurrier, ballot clerk, day, 8 20
ID w Say Tor. ballot clerk, day, 3 90
Geo l. Peters, election clerk, day, 3 90
Il A Bostian, election clerk, day, 3 90
Daniel MOI ningstar, gatekeeper, day, 3 90
William Ritter, gatekeeper. day. 3 90
Arthur Etzler, deputy sheriff, day, 8 90
A ) Philips, room rent, 10 90
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
$l65,OlS 40
BY AM asses ment ofsixty.

BY an asses ment ofsixty-
seven (67) Cts on the one
hundred (SlO0) dollars
wOi tn of property on
twenty-fOur million six
hundred and sixty thou
sand seven hundred
and fifty-six ($246 $3.50.
$4,000 dollars, as per
assessment being the
amount of property liza
BILE to assessment and
taxes in Ere derrick
County, Maryland, pro-
ducing the sum of one
hundred and sixty-five
thousand two hundred
and twenty
O6-lO0 5 l65 227 O6
By balance on compile
ton of levy. 20S 81
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. is.

J D HORNE, return judge, days, S
L M Brandenburg min. Judge, days,
Lee j Gaver, judge, day.
John Deter, ballot clerk day,
James o Hooper, ballot clerk, l day,
Geo o Poffinberger. election clerk, day,
M A K Biser. election clerk day,
Clinton Rice, gatekeeper, day,
John Warner, gatekeeper, L day,
VIM r Harp, deputy sheriff, day.
Mrs G Biser, room rent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-16
District No. Is.

John Jones, return judge, days,
III w Bennett, min. judge. 3 days,
+ G Morrison, judge,
Joseph Q Gernand, ballot clerk, day,
Nm II 10y, ballot clerk, day,
Ed l. Root, election clerk, 2 days,
Josiah Miller, gatekeeper, day,
Aaron Hollander, gatekeeper, day,
John I D Miller, deputy sheriff day,
John Jones, room rent,