The citizen., 1902-05-23
MUCH COUNTY BUSINESS.
Board of County Commission.
ers Meet in Bi-Monthly Ses.
sion and A tt end to
Many Routine
Matters.

hO DOoiu vi OOuuiy CUHl MIS-
sioners met on Monday last, the
regular bi-monthly session. A
large amount of business was
transacted and several appoint
ments made. Among the latter
was that of DR.. S. f. Hatfner, as
county health officer:
The masonry done by G. Thomas
Dougherty at MonrOvia, in con
nection with the change of the
public road, made necessary by
reason of the Baltimore and Ohio
improvements, was accepted.
Hugh II. Dean was appointed
a road supervisor for Frederick
district, vice Clinton L. Hedges,
resigned.
The contract for the building
of a wing wall at Lloyd's bridge,
on the road from Brunswick to
Olive, was awarded to G. Thomas
Dougherty at S110.
The surveyors report and plat
of the relocation of a portion of
public road through the lands of
DR.. ID. E. Stone, Mt. Pleasant
district, was ratified.
President Blentlingerwa
authorized by the Board to sign
the petition on the part of the
Female High School on East
Church street, for the proposed
street paving Improvement, pro-
vided for by an act of the recent
Legislature.
The Commissioners decided to
build several new school houses.
one at Chestnut Grove, in Mount
Pleasant district, and two in Me.
chanicstown district, and Blue
Mountain and octin Furnace,
both which were destroyed by fire
last month. A two story brick
connection between the main
building and annex of the Female
High School, on East Church
street, this city, will also be erect
ed.
Cornelius 4. Deer was appoint
ed road supervisor in Creagers-
town district vice Charles Z.
Speak resigned.
Contracts for two iron bridges
were let. For, the bridge near
FlOhr'S in MechanicStown district,
the contract was awarded to G.
Thomas DOugherty for 1898. 80,
not including lumber. The York
Bridge Company bid S134O includ-
ing lumber, and second bid of
$3.50 for iron work and lumber
alone. Nelson & Buchanan Co.
bid $3.50 for iron and lumber.
For masonry alone Amos Eswor.
thy bid S1O37.
For the bridge to be erected be-
tween Petersville and Brunswick
Mr.. Dougherty was also awarded
the contract for 81, 1877, not includ
ing lumber, The York Bridge
Company bid $1,000 including
lumber, and a second bid of 1922
for iron work and lumber. Mel
son & Buchanan Co., put in two
bids for iron work and lumber at
$3.50 and $500 respectively. For
the masonry for this bridge Amos
Esworthy bid 81, 100 and D. W..
Martin, 1850.
The following vaccine physi-
clans were appointed for the
different districts of the county:
Buckeystown-Dr. Clyde Rout-
son.
Frederick, ruscarOra, Ballenger
and Braddock-Dr. Frank He'd
ges.
Middletown-Dr. Austin A..
Lamar.
Creagerstown and Mechanics
town-Dr. Morris A. Birely.
Emmitsburg-Dr. j. w. Eichel-
berger.
Catoctin-Dr. A. j Smith.
Uabana-Dr. +. E. Mullinix.
Liberty-Dr. j. Thomas Sim.
New Market-Dr. George H..
Riggs.
! Hauvers-Dr. Charles L. Wach-
ter.
WoOdsborO'-Dr. W. III. Kable.
Petersville-Dr. Arlington G..
Horine.
Mt. Pleasant-Dr. NJ. 1. Zim.
norman.
JeffersOn-Dr. G. w. r. Crum.
Jackson-Dr. j. w. Getzen-
danner.
J0hnsville-Dr. f. Ii. Sidwell.
WOOdville--Dr. ID. M. Devil
bliss.
Linganore-Dr. M. Whitehill.
LewistOwn-Dr. Il. Il. X. Millee.
Enthusiastically. G. N. Sc hilt-