The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-03-31

/ Property Transfersin Baltimore Count
Deeds, Leases. Mortgages. Bills of Sale, Ell
received for record in the office of the Clerk
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS. ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
| Maud h. Morrow and husband to X. B. Sellmar
aud wife, lot at Roland Park, $4,000
| c. A. Steuart to Edward d. Steuart, acres ar
80 perches, 9th district, $500.
| F. H. Hammond to John /. Anderson, lot on A
lington avanue, 9th district, 5000.
| T. R. Moore and wife to Louis Toberg and wifi
lot on Old Hartford road 9th district, $1.l5O.
Joshua Sutch and Charles i. 5. Sutch to Mel
Olas s. MeekinS and wife, 32H acres, I'd distric
ground rent $3.50, SAFE.
Elizabeth r. Young ct al. to Frederick Gunthe
So acres and 100 perches. 18th district, $125.
John H. Scharf to Frederick Gunther, 25 acre.
18th district, $500.
Elizabeth Gunther, Administrative. to Unite
States of America, llS acres, 18th dist, $4,000
Charles Lewis and wife to Isabella and job
Spencer, lots at st. Helena, $500.
Kitan Bury to Conrad Null, Jr., and wife, lot a
Westport, 18th district, S..
Frances Haefele and husband to James j. Ryan
lot 18th district, So.
James J. Ryan to Henry A. Ulrich, lot 18th dis
trict, SIS, &c.
Albums Schuck and wife to Johann Schmau
$6S5 ~ - 49, -'- > Q -'''''- -'-'' 80
Mary Fowler and husband to Baltimore and Pc
tomac X. r. Co., lots in 18th district, $780,
Canton Company to Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore r. r. Co., lot in 18th district, 81
John i; Elliott to John J. Mahon ct al, lot IL
Sd district, 5000.
VIM. Gilmor and wife to James E. Tyler, inter
est in 2OS4 acres, 18th district S36l.6l.
Henry A: Ulrick and wife to Charles F. Hafele
lots in 18th district, $700.
Robert i. Paine, Jr., and wife, to Annie Deets
lot in 18th district, $3.50.
George Doehler and wife to VIM. J. Davis anG
wife, GO acres and 10 perches. 18th dist, $780,
John III. Foss and wife to Martin Schwankoosk
and wife, OK acres, 18th district, $3.50.
Canton Company to st. Paul's English Lutheran
Church, lot in Highandtown, $1,000.
George G. Goldman and wife TO VIM. L. Mumma
lots in Highlandtown. ground rents $sS.50 and
John Kramps to Christian Miller and wife. lot in
Highandtown, $500.
Leonard j. Brown and wife to Ruth A. Grimm
acres and 100 perches, 18th district, 81 400.
Philip Lentz and wife to Harold E. West, lot in
Sd district, $65.
Jennie L. Bull and husband to Arthur NJ Easter
acres. 18th district, SIS, &c.
Daniel Vondersmith ct al, executors to Daniel
Vondersmith, lot in Reisterstown, IS, &c.
MORTGAGES.
VIM. r. Ennis and wife to VIM. H. Curtis, $775.
Richard B. Sellman and husband to Provident
Savings Bank, $4,000.
Conrad Schoeberlein to Canton Avenue B. L. s.
s. A., $40.
Conrad Muhl, Jr., and wife, to Boulevard P. B.
W. ]. Davis and wife to George Doehler, s., 200.
Annie Deets and husband to Pikesville B. s. L.
Martin schwaukooski and wire to Mary A. Rich
ardson, $500.
Christian IN Miller and wife to Sycamore P. B. s
st. Paul English Evangelical Congregation to
H. G. Stahm and wife, 81, 900.
]; ]. anderson and wife to J. A. Anderson, 5000.
VIM. L. Bowers to Samuel X. Smith, $1,000
Harry K. Goodwin to Glyndon P. B. A., 5000.
ceora. vo gELE4sE OF MoRT 0 ICES. -
Charles s. Fleet to Maud E Morrow and Inns.
Roland Park Co. to Maud E. Morrow and hus.
The Ninth West Columbia B. A. to Conrad Muhl
Jr., and wife.
Ludwig Sellmayer to Albinus Schuck and wife.
Annie L. Bond and husband to John g. Booth.
harry NJ. Strevig to Elizabeth A. Bond and hus.
II The Home Mutual B. A. to VIM. T. Bowers.
Glyndon P. b. A. to Harry E. Goodwin.
They Are in Dead Earnest About the
Matter This Time.-In accordance with an
in THE UNION last week a well
attended meeting of those interested in the i'm
provement OF the important thoroughfare ex-
tending from Long Green Station to the Du-
lany's Valley turnpike, was held at SHADES
shops, Unionville, on Saturday night last.
After considering the matter very fully it was
decided to send a strong delegation to the
County. Commissioners this week to lay the
matter before them and invoke their aid.
The delegation came here on Wednesday,
headed by Mr.. George W. Yellott, those ac-
him being Messrs. James g.
Kane, John V. Wilson, George H. Schmidt,
5. Seymour Smith, A. G. Kolk, VIM. Gorsuch,
F. G. Norris, 0. P. Grau. Joshua Jessop, Solo
mon Yoder, e. Scott Dance, George Hinder
daughter, Miss Helen Muller, and Miss Annie
Hoen were also in the delegation and took an
active interest in the proceedings
The delegation set forth to the Board that
The proposed improvement of the road would
cost at least $4,000, of which sum the county
would be expected to contribute $4,000. A
paper that was presented to the Board set forth
hat the road for the past fifty years had been
Kept in repair by those whose properties Dor
Ter on it and who had contributed material,
abor and money. The Commissioners said
hey were willing to aid in repairing the road,
out said scarcity of money would prevent
hem from doing at this time all that was
asked. After some discussion Mr.. Knox sug-
yested that the Board might give 81, 800 out Of
he levy of 1900 and 81 800 out of the levy of
sol and that if the people wanted all the
lscertaln what was THOUGHT or tnis probb65ssffe
not in favor of making an appropriation in adj
vance for any improvement though they did
not state definitely that they would not be in
favor of the proposition made by Mr.. Knox:
Another meeting will be held at Unionville
this Saturday evening to still further con-
slider the matter.
Circuit Court.-Mary G. Young, executrix,
etc., VS.. James P. Harker, demurrer to bill in
equity, argued and held sub curia. William
X. Black vs. ]. Morrell Craig ct al, demurrer
to bill in equity, argued and demurrer over
merer; verdict for plaintiff for 5000. Charles
E. Erwin VS.. Harry D. Ross; judgment for
plaintiff for S103. Andrew ]. Palmer, Walter
G. Palmer ond James M. Brinker, trading as
Wilson, Palmer & Co., vs.. same, $204.65. w.
c. Carroll, John M. Adams and John A. Car
roll, trading as Carroll, Adams q Co., vs..
Harry d. Ross, S216.80 State use George W..
Shook and others, VS.. the United Railways
and Electric Company suggestion for re-
moval filed. William Grant VS.. County Com
missioners of Baltimore county suggestion
for removal filed. Joseph T. Johnson VS.. the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company sug-
gestion for removal filed. Howard L. De-
baugh VS.. the United Railways and Electric
Company suggestion for removal filed. Hor-
ace Noble trading as II. Noble & Co., VS.. the
Electric Park Exhibition Company sugges-
ton for removal filed. Dr. A. +. Mitchell VS..
D. G.. Mcintosh ct al, trustees, garnishees,
etc. settled" Daniel Hedrick VS.. the United
Railways and Electric Company. suggestion
for removal fled Eden Hedrick, by next
friend, VS.. same, suggestion for removal filed.
William Graul VS.. the County Commissioners
of Baltimore County, removed to Circuit Court
for Howard County. Catharine T. R. Lindsay
vs.. United Railways and Electric Company
Anna NJ. A. Padian vs.. same and James J i:
Lindsay vs.. same suggestions for removal
filed. Joseph w. Kuhn VS.. Geo. II. Michael /;
non pros. f. Allen Lazenby VS.. Frederick
Transfer of the Cotton Mill Property
A deed was recorded yesterday from the Wood
berry Manufacturing Company conveying Its
property and plant to the Mount Vernon
Woodbury. Cotton Duck Company, the Con-
tinental Trust Company, trustee, and the In
ternational Trust Company, trustee. The
plant is now operated by the cotton duck con-
solidation known as heMount Vernon food
berry Cotton Duck Company. The trust COM
panies are trustees under the mortgages given
by the consolidation. The consideration
named in the deed is S. Tax stamps to the
amount of S765 placed on the deed indicate
the value of the property conveyed to be $780,
000.-Sun Of Tuesday.
Officials for the Spring Races.-The list
of officers for the April meeting of the Mary
land Steeplechase Association, to be held al
Pimlco, is as follows:
Stewards-S. s. Rowland, of Washington,
and f. II NJ. Birckhead and William NJ
Manly, of Baltimore.
Starter-Mars Cassidy, of Benning's track,
District of Columbia.
Race Secretary-Col. Robert Hough.
Secretary-T. Dudley Riggs.
Race Committee-William p Riggs, l. M
Parr, Jr., f. H. NJ. Birckhead, Thomas Deford
Jr., William NJ. Manly, Charles E. McLane
T. Dudley Riggs and H. Carroll Brown.
Handicapper-W. s. Vosburgh.
Mortgage Sale of Country Seat and
Farm.-O. A. Kirkland, auctioneer, sold or
Tuesday on the premises under q mortgage