The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-25
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


r Road checks issued-Henry Yost
r $1475; James Poole, $737; Joshu:
e Gross, So; John Tahaney. SIPS. 60; Boyt
q f. Preston, 500; St Clair Hess, $41.6+
T. H. Nelson, 500 16; G. W. johnson
t $40. 80; James NJ. Scarf. Sc; John Little
5 $29.12; Edward Michigan, $3+.76
= Harry Hotter, bridge work, S37.25
. Arthur Brothers, lumber, $3.S4.
Orders on county trcasuIer.-W. X
McComas, magistrate account, $1.35
Hartford County Telephone Co., $50 GO
Henry Doondorf, labor at Almshouse,
$12 %; Arch Little, work on Havre lie
Grace road; S57217; James Cassidy,
labor at Almshouse, $l2.71; Crook,
Horner and CO., pipe for Forest Hill
road, 1896; William II. Temple. work on
Havre de Grace road SOS 81; !. w.
Hotfecker, constable account, S34 20; Bel
Air Electric Co. for Electric Lights.
S+7.G5; DR.. y. F. NanBibber, visiting
Hospitals, SO.
All bids received for building bridges
and grading on Havre de Grace road
were rejected.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO NOV. q.
c. Howard Jones and wife to s. Fred
Racine, lot near Castleton, $195.
Same to same, + acres near Castlcton,
$l,4SO.
Jane +. STREET. ct al. to Preston NJ.
Rice, 3 acres. fourth district, $3.50.
Stevenson y. Williams, trustee, to
Manor Real Estate and Trust Company,
lots i'll Havre de Grace. SIS etc.
Herman Stump, trustee, to Susan L.
Williams 2l2 acres, "Clarkstown," 5000.
Ann Isabella Connaughton, acres.
| first district, $500.
Robert Archer, trustee, to Henry Meirs,
% acres, first district, Sc, 500.
| Wavcrly Library and Literary Associa-
| ton to ministers and trustees Providence
NJ. p. Church, lot near church, $40 etc
John d. Wortlington, administrator.
to Theresa McC. Worthington, deed of
assignment.
Joanna +. kahoe and husband to Rob-
crt Archer, deed of trust
Edward NJ. kahoc and wife to same,
same.
Jacob Tome Institute to Sarah B. Hen
riqucs. deed of release.
Richard Taylor and wife to Francis ].
! Enfield, 100 acres, fitch district, $1,000
T III. 4
ard Taylor, $50 acres, fourth district,
900
Barreda Turner 1t al. to Max |. Hol-
lander, lot in Aberdeen, 81 ,305.
Emma a. Adams and husband to Pearl
". Bristnw and Kate a. Maslin, lot in
Tavrc de Grace. $500.
Harvey X. Bristow and wife to same,
lot i'll Havrc lie Grace, $500.
Zillah Jones to Thomas !. Brooks, II
acres, fifth district. $500.
AN INTERESTING GAZE FOR GAMERS.
On Monday, the case of the Kenncweg
Company against ]. Barnes Bailey was
taken up in Court. 1t was suit to re-
cover damages for the alleged nou-f i'll
rnent of the contract made by the dclen-
dant. who agreed to sell the plaintiff Il
Thousand cases of the pack of 1901.
Judge NanBibber made a ruling which is
of interest to allcauners. WepubliSh the
same as it will mike a radical departure
in the future contracts for the sale of
H.,
to the jury was:
"If the jury find from the evidence that
the plaintiff and the defendant, through
Finnev and Robinson. as brokers' entered
into the contract offered i'll evidence in
this case, dated the second day OF April, !
1901. that then by a true construction
of said contract the plaintiff agreed to
purchase, and the DEFENDANT agreed to
sell one thousand cases of number 3
standard tomatoes to be packed by the
defendant during the packing sea-
son of 1901 and if the jury shall further
find that the defendants at the proper
time, during said season, planted on their
own farms and contracted with farmers
in their neighborhood for an acreage OF
tomatoes which in ordinary seasons
would have produced canned tomatoes
largely IN excess OF the quantity SOlQ DY
them in anticipation of the crop, and
went to great expense and incurred a
large debt i'll the purchase and delivery
| of cans and other material necessary to
pack the sanc: and shall further find
| that said crop OF tomatoes. so planted
| and purchased, was almost total fail
ure by reason of the unfavorablc season,
and for that reason, and without any
fault and neglect ON the part of the de-
PENDANTS. they were unable to perform
| their part of said contract. then the YER
dict of the jury must he for the defend
ant, Notwithstanding the jury may find
from the evidence that the whole pack of
! that season was 200 cases, and all of
them were taken by Fiuney and Robin
son on account of the amount due them
on their bill of sale offered i'll evidence"
The jury, under the above instruction.
rendered verdict in favor Of the defend
ant.
On Tuesday the case Of John Henry
Woods. charged with the larceny OF corn
from ]. Royston Sitter was tried before
Jury. Verdict, guilty" Williams for
State; Cooley for defense.
GA Wednesday the case Of Alfred ker-
shaw VS.. Melville Cambria. was COM