The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-06-09

klOWlng PERSONS
Sharles H. Gettig to Annie Goeller.
Henry s. Morfoot to Daisy Martin.
Richard r. Sparks to Charlotte E. Payne.
Frederick B. Sisson to Susie Hopkins.
Frank SCHNEIDER to Annie Weisand.
Charles E. Burton to Martha L. Burton.
John G. Thompson to Ida K. Brandt.
Wilbert H. Tracey to Mollie A. Ruby.
Peter T. Volz to Addie K. Naff.
Andrew J. Didlake to Marion @. Muse
Andrew r. Gill to Bessie M. Brooks
VIM. A. H. Murray to Lottie Miller.
John S. Vincent to Mary R. Richardson.
Josiah Clayton to Carrie A. Carman.
Ira B. Myers to Ida G. Fowble.
VIM NJ. Stirling to Mary E. Burke.
George w. Hopkins to Estelle Bayse.
Orrick Naylor to Dora e. Alban.
John Hafferbert to Lena Dilworth
Charles Brown to Martha g. Barton.
Charles Stewart to Elisabeth P. Peasants.
Arthur Harris to Maggie Brown.
Maurice Green to Rita Brandt.
Roy e. Miller to Estelle L. Morris.
John Hess to Rebecca ]. Campbell.
Daniel ]. insolvency to Maggie O'Brien.
Herbert r. Wilhelm to Hattie B. Miller.
Jacob H. Pitt to May E. Baker.
CoLoRED.
Archie 0. Monroe to Annie e. Fennick.
Charles E. Simms to Grace Jones'
Hanson Stephen to Elizabeth Maddox.
Albert Franklin to jamie Pearce.
George c. Dodson to Demmeadia Williams.
Samuel Young to Lizzie Willis.
Battle Between Mink and Snake
A letter from Ellicott City dated June 4th says:
IAN interesting account of battle between
mink and a large black snake day or two ago
is given by Alexander Jenkins, who resides at
Della, on the Baltimore county side of the
Patapsco, near this place. While hunting for
squirrels along the river side, above the Union
dam, Mr.. jenkins was suddenly startled by a
noise resembling that of frenzied cat This
was quickly followed by splashing in the
water, and glance through the underground
revealed to him the astounding spectacle of a
life or death struggle between what is known
in the river section above here as water mink
and a large black snake Mr.. Jenkins made
ready with his gun to dispatch the two conf
batants, but waited to see how the fight would
terminate. The battle waged for 10 minutes,
the mink leaping furiously at his antagonist
and Selling it by the body, and the snake at
times coiling itself into heap and frequently
warding off the attacks of its enemy with
thrusts of its head. Sometimes it would grab
the mink with its mouth, and wrap itself
around the body so tightly as to cause the
mink to break loose and scamper away TO re-
gain its breath. The mink made several at
tempts to drag the snake under the water,
which seemed to be his best-laid plan for over
coming the reptile. Mr.. Jenkins finally saw
his opportunity when the two fighters had be-
come entangled by vicious charge made by
the mink to shoot them, and he fired, killing
THE mink dead, and disabling the snake so
badly that he had no difficulty in finishing 1t
with a club"
Circuit Contradiction Wheeler burg
larry; plea of guilty of petit larceny confessed
and traverser sentenced to ten days in Jail. A.
Stohl, selling whisky without a license; plea
guilty; three months in county Jail. A. Stobl,
selling beer without license, stetted. William
Gerdt selling beer without license; guilty
three months in county Jail. Same, same Of
tense stetted. Andrew Brooks, attempt to
commit felonious assault; guilty; two years
in MARYLAND House of Correction. Herbert
Hare. larceny; guilty of petit larceny; ten
days in Jail. Lizzie Berger, sale of oleomarga-
rine; stetted on payment OF costs Benjamin
f. Grove VS.. Laura V. Nicholson and hus'
band; bill for enforcement of mechanics lien
argued and held sub curia. William Peacock
VS.. Comfort NJ. w. Morrison; demurrer to
declaration sustained by consent. Charles
Wallbellick vs. John X. and Matilda l.. White
non pros. Theresa Hannemann, executrix,
etc., VS.. same and same; removed to Court oil
Common Pleas. Joseph Sapp vs.. Louisa Sapp
non pros. David Sindall vs.. Charles Wolfe
verdict for plaintiff for one cent damages. John
+. Duffy and others VS.. Joseph Duffy ano
others removed to Baltimore City Court
Lewis Goldstrom vs.. T. Rowe Price, garnishet
of William H. Constantine, non pros. Tht
f. Lambey Judgment for S386.62
Wants the Liberty Road Condemned
The Liberty Road Improvement Association
by Mr. A. j. Robinson, atty. has filed peti
ton in the Circuit Court here alleging that thu
Baltimore and Liberty Turnpike Company haI
failed to keep in proper repair and of prope
width that portion of its roadbed lying in Bal
timore county extending from Rockdale tC
the northwestern limits of Baltimore city
The court is asked to pass an order directing
| the Sheriff to summon jury of six person.
to make an inquistion as provided by the Ac
| of 1894, and that tolls shall not be charged bl
| the company until the road shall have beer
put in good order and repair and properly
| widened.
In compliance with the above request o
| petition Sheriff Todd summoned the following
persons to serve as jury ofinquiry: Fredericl
| Won Kapff, Arthur W. Shanklin, Charles ]
Moore, John Arthur, Benjamin T. Ridgel.
| and Peter Link.