The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-11-03
Property1ransfersinB Baltimore County.


c. G. McCoigan to Kate NJ. stroh.
Mary A. Davis, administrative, to Jarrett Davis.
Joseph Berger to John Schmidt and wife.
A. ]. Kohly, attorney, to Christian Stapf.
to William Stapf.
D. L. Slade and wife to John 4. Ford.
A. d. Clemens, Jr.. to Sarah e. Hughes.
John Robe and wife to George H. Dieter
George H. Dieter to John Robe and wife.
David Wright to Herman Heimiller and wife.
The J. Registers Sons Co. to s. w. REGISTER ct al.
H. E. and o. S. Winklerto H. E. Winkler and wife.
George Schaffer to Patrick Gorney
James Halderry and wife to ]. G. Gayleou.
David Wright to Henry Kr S2 and Nv wife fS;;
David Wright to George o. Adams.
Mary A. Rhodes to Joseph G. Stedman.
Elizabeth beaverton to j H Smith a1,6 and wife life.
Henry Null and wife to George Null and wife.
County Commissioners to Monumental Savings
and Loan Association.
]. H. Armstrong and wife to G. M. Herbert.
MORTGAGES.
Mary E. @. Van Hulsteyn and husband to ID. F
CIV. Anderson to John c. Little, $500.
John Schmidt and wife to German P. L. & s. A.,
John Il. Ford to David L. Slade, SIPS.
E.. L. Woodside to ]. q. CurleY, $4,000.
Louis Smith to Real Estate Y imp. Co, $I22.
b s5 il DOweii and wi'e 10 hai''n0fp' D. . - A.
Sarah Hughes and husband to Govane P. B. A.,
GO. Adams to Canton P. B. A., $500.
Henry Kratz and wife to Canton p. B. A., $500:
J.-E. Parks and wife to Arlington L.& S.A., ,O40
Annie C. Stevenson ct al to Jacob Tome Insti-
JIG. Gayiard to James Holden, $500.
Albert Smith aud wife to Gainesville T. b. & l..
H. B. Holley and wife to German-American L.
rs. A., $500.
George Muhl and wife to Henry Muhl, $3.50.
Elizabeth Beck to Assurance P. L. & S. A. 1892
= RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
Eutaw Savings Bank to Chemical Co.
Mercantile p. B. A. to NJ. L. Armstrong.
City Block B. "A. to John Hotferbeth.
Clara NJ. Brown to w. =: Hupper.
The School Board Has Right to Estab-
Esh Kindergartens.-Theq question as to the
authority of the School Board in the matter
schools id Baltimore county was discussed W
the last meeting of the School Board, and the
Board directed its counsel, Mr. James ]. Lind
saw to give them an opinion on the subject
In his opinion Mr.. Lindsay says:
1.-THE Board of County School Commissioners
of Baltimore county, under the law, has the
right to establish kindergarten schools in the
county, wherever and whenever it may, in its
judgment, deem it necessary, and subject to
such regulations as it may establish. The
Board has the right in the establishment of
these schools to make one or more of them
separate and distinct schools, or it has the
right to make any or all of them department
or adjunct of the graded school in the neigh
borhood in which the kindergarten exists and
il has the right to give the principal OF the
graded school powers and authority over the
Kindergarten department, such as he now has
over the different grades of the graded school.
AN the expenses Of conducting kindergarten
schools or kindergarten departments shall be
betrayed in the same manner as the other
public schools of said county.
Destruction of Rubbish.--One of the
most necessary things that farmer or garden
er should do about this time is to gather up and
destroy, best by fire. everything in the shape
of waste and rubbish that lies about on the
premises, says an exchange. The time for gen.
eral ''house cleaning in the garden is just be-
fore winter. These rubbish piles are congenial
harboring places for all sorts of insects, and if
we carry all this stuff together in heaps, most
of the insects with them, there will be far less
trouble from that source next year. If you
have your eyes open when picking up old
weeds, pieces of boards, old decayed crate stuff,
barrel hoops and slaves, ETC., you will find
good many of the large black squash bugs,
and you can do good work now in lessening
the number of those who winter over success
fully and breed trouble again next summer.
Many other insects, even if not so conspicuous,
can now be destroyed. Leave no old vines of
any kind, old cabbage stalks, etc. to remain as
shelter for insect foes. Let all such stuff go
upon the rubbish heap to be burned up.
Circuit Court.-August Wahaus, sale of
beer on Sunday, before reported guilty and
husband VS.. the Mount Vernon Woodbury.
Cotton Duck Company. demurrer overruled.
Kate Gfiesaeker VS.. the County Commissioners
of Baltimore county; leave granted plaintiff
to file amended bill of complaint. State, use
of David f. Neighoff VS.. the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company and the Philadel-
mia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company removed to the Court of Common
Pleas. William Bond, application for saloon
license refused. John E. Bowersox vs.. the
n - No.,
dict for plaintiff for $500 damages. Maryland
Brewing Company Vs. John w. Wade; judg-
ment for plaintiff by default for S284.50. Same
VS.. Lorentz Zorn and Barbara Zorn, $118.75.
| Same vs.. Lorentz Zorn, s390.44. Same vs..
Frederick j. Peitz, s2l4.4S.
FfneFarm Sold Messrs. Lemuel D. Offutt
and Noah E. Offutt, attorneys for Mrs. Jean
uette Phillips, executrix, sold at the Court
House door on Tuesday, the fine farm of the
late William II. Birch, containing 25O acres
and situated in the 9th district, on the road
leading from Belfast to Butler, and about three
miles from Sparks Station, Northern Central
Railway The farm is improved by large
mansion, barn and all the necessary outbuild-
ings, and is in high state of cultivation. Mrs.
Phillips, who is a daughter of the late Mr..
Birch, became the purchaser at Sc, $50. Slade
4 Risteal were the auctioneers.
In 1861 the late Thomas Cockey, of Wor-
thington Valley, bought this farm for::S22, 900,
but since that time tract of so acres was sold
from it.
Formation of q Gun Cuban organiza-
ton, to be known as the Towson Gun Club,
has been formed here and the following officers
elected President, Thomas W. Offutt; vice
president, w. G. Marley secretary, James
Kelley treasurer, B. c. Marley field cap
tain, T. Scott Offutt assistant, William s.
Keech. The club starts with membership
Of nearly forty. Among, these, in addition to
the Officers. are Noah L. Offutt, Charles H.
Weir, Frank Bosom, B. H. Scott, John Gra-
son, Jr, DR.. Frank r. Rich D. G. Mcintosh.
Jr, George c. Tracey, W. Risteau Grason,
Andrew Grason, Upton S. Brady, Elmer j.
Cook, Rev. w. H. H. Powers, Reese Shanklln,
Col. NJ. w. Offutt, John r. Smith, j. Maurice
Watkins, Jr., and Jarrett Lee.
Western Maryland in Good shape
The Western Maryland Railroad Company
makes an excellent showing for the fiscal year
which ended September 30th. Its gross earn
ings for that year were 81, 81, 67013; operating
expenses, 81 los ,804. 80. making the net earn
ings Sill, S65.23. This shows an increase in
net earnings of $144. $685. over the year be-
fore, which. capitalized at per cent, shows
that the value of the property has increased
during the year 81, 624, S96. Capitalizing the
net earnings at per cent. gives ST, T96, 631 as
the present value of the property. The an
nouncemeEt is made that the company now
sees its way clear to pay all Of its interest due
ON January LIST, 1901,