Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-10-29
MARYLAND STATE NEWS
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mond Floyd, So; George W. MathcNs
$40; Leonard Parsons. 81; jams
Johnston $I2; David Hill, ST.; Jam IS
King, So; Arthur Williams, S.; ONO >
Carr, So; Samuel Young, SS; Jon''
Steward, $40; Anna f. Sanders, - ,;
Sarah Leonard, SIS; David T, Fort -;
minors OF Carl Kreyer, SIS; George ".
PRIV. So; Thomas Butler. SO; Samuel J.
Hilton, Su2; James Hart, SS; WI am
NJ Johnson IS; Edward Buettner, 81;
Noah Daniel, $40; Lewis Crippell, $40;
William N. Darnall, $40; Isaac Sanp-
son. So; John A. Chamberlain, Si-'
Henry NJ. Hite, So. ,
Patents were granted to Mary lander
as follows: Frank I. Bailey, and T. ,
Mickey, OF Baltimore, third rail con
luctor; William d. Brooks, Baltimore
,an-making machine: Otto H. liners
Baltimore, floating dock; Elmer Gate
hcyv Chase, educational toy or game
,pparatus; s. c. Kindig and !, J, Sp'-
,cr, Baltimore, non-rehl'ablc bo''c )
Wallace c. Lyon, Hyattsv,IIr, con
tructing freprooting partitions; "a
ward D. Schmidt, OF Baltimore wv"
patents for bottle or ar sealing device
The grist mills OF Levi T. Lee II
carroll county. were burned.
The barn OF Mrs. Horace {. DiNHl"i''
III Northeast river, Cecil county "''
!cstroycd by fire.
The Court OF Appeals in The case OF
William II Pope, from Montgomery
,orutv. sustained the constliutiona,i!S
i the law oil 100, regulating c'',zenHn'j
II Maryland and requiring 'hlt a.
persons who, after the passage OF NV
act shall remove into any county n' ''':
State, or into the City oi BALTIMORE
rom any other State. district or cr
'itory shall indicate their intent To- D.
ONE citizens and residents OF tins S',,'
)y registering their names III a '"l;o''
,ecord book kept by the Clerk
VI the Circuit Court Tor the ScNcta
,ounties and by the Clerk ol the -
perior Court OF Baltimore city Inc
aw further provides that mo person
'omny into this State from any othc'
state, district or Territory shall be en-
tiled to registration as 4 legal vote
u this State until lone year after NJ:
intent to become such legal voter sha,
,e thus evidenced by such entry IN auct
ccord book, and such entry or a GUY
certified copy thereof shall be the only
Competent and admissible eN'arhCc
,uch intent. The court says VIC ~.
'ellant dcmurred to the petition "'l'
hereby admits that he has not com
died with the provisions OF tins section
,nl his contention is that the scc',"'
repugnant to the Constitution OF I'M
state as we'll as to the provisions "
he Fourteenth Amendment an" 'n'
general spirit OF thr ,oi''l'l"'"'I -, ,'''
ni,cd States. The court continues
We are all ol opinion, however, '!A'
he legislation in question i, a Na,i4
.xcrcisc oi Legislative power and i"At II
lo,, not IN any way violate either 'W
Mn State Constitution or the ''hrN
uion oi the iuted S.atcS., An op,,N
ON giving oar reasons Tor tins conc"u.
>!on will b, filed hereafter. Order III
irmcd." All thl Judges part'clpatcd III
he hearing oi this case except 'hl*'
lulgc MtShcrry. who did not SIT,
The following APPOINTMENTS h'Ie
5etn made by Governor Smith; George
". Trasy, deputy game warden lot B"I
,imorc city: Byron + Finley, justice "1
the peace Tor the Sixteenth d!Nnrl &"
Prince GEORGES county, vice J, Miller
yho failed To- qualify; William I, lem.
pie. notary public resident at R'dgci!
Caroline county Md,
Harold l.auntz, a young man. NhIIe
working for the day with his iathrt
and two brothers on 4 new chutch near