The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-03-09

! juries for the term are constituteo az lollo"s'
o1.,sD -rrRv PETIT JURY.
| Daniel shamberger Bradley O. Isaac,
Foreman. Jerome Coyne,
| Touis Rest Eugene e. Gosnell,
Frank T. Ruff, Martin L; JEAN
George W. Clagett, n. ware zoe,
Alexander Kreeger. Lutner fnce,
E ElJas a. GaTmae 5oRn " Morss
s.mnei : "a c G05e Henry 6. Wilhelm
Noah F. Hedrick. Moses A. Mineholt,
John P. d. Parks, Hugn W Hunt'
Eli A. Matthew'S John w. Hicks,
Tohn n WATSON John d. @. Duncan,
Harry q. Hutchips Howard Ensor,
paul 4 FIeury George E. Wright,
Henry Pfrom William G. Cross,
Patrick B. Cotter, Harry d; German'
Stephen S. Merritt, gonn ID; HItIer, ,
David Ring, Dr. l.. a. Monmonier'
William II. Carter, Philip A. Eek,
Henry P. Pielert, gonn Scnmi e,
William j. Green, Herman r Strunz:
T Howard Scheuck, William Mcdonald,
Philip G. Bramble.
The following cases were disposed of:
W. F. Leber, ETC.. trading as William RULER X
Co. VS.. Paul Berta, garnishee, Judgment nat exc
cutio
CITY Council of Havre de Grace, Judgment by
default with leave to extend.
Elmer Z. Younger VS.. United railways ana
Electric Company, settled
S. Ealle & Sons VS.. James W. Ayres, agreed
and settled.
payment of costs by defendant.
Hilgeman Brundige Company VS.. John II.
BrlQRe9. Judgment CONDEMNATION ulSls
Annie Combs VS.. J. Henry Myers, settled
Wolf Bros Shoe Company VS.. James w. Ayres.
settled upon payment of costs by ds 9 S,o
William H. Crowther VS.. Cyril Elmo foWDie,
Judgment for plaintiff.
Peter b. Sauble VS.. Burton e. Lohr, judgment
William j. Todd .Iohn A. Laurence. judy
ment by default, $l56.28.
American Agricultural Chemical Company VS..
George L. Stocksdale. judgment by confession.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
VS.. Rignal w. Baldwin, garnishee of Mary Git
tings Gillett, judgment condemnation nlsl.
Louis Strass vs.. Henry Fret, same entry
Caleb J. Moore VS.. Emma 5. Pratt, Judgment
by default with leave to extend 81, :.
Joshua W. Armacost VS.. T. Ellworth Gill ct
al, Judgment fiat executio against L. Eilworth
Frederick G. W. stirn VS.. Christian sauter, off
George Schumacher VS.. Matte A. Watts gar
nishee of G. E. Watts Judgment condemnation
Thomas c. Basshor Company VS.. same same
entry.
Jacob Klein vs.. Peter R. Stirn. Judgment by
default with leave to extend 81, S66.s5.
Ellen Leonard ct al, executors, VS.. George
Hinder, Judgment by default with leave to ex-
Rankin Kane VS.. Noble s. Raphel ct al,
judgment by default, $sS.73 ~,
State of Maryland use of Frederick II. VIII
liams VS.. S. A. Whiteford the Aetna Indemnity
Company, Judgment by default against White
ford.
j. Leland Hanna VS.. John NJ. Donaldson, mo-
ton for judgment,
Stevenson A. Williams VS.. Martin j. smith,
Judgment by default, $108.67.
First National Bank of Saxton vs. Walter A.
Mason, Judgment.
Whitney, motion to strike out judgment.
Elmer W. Corbin VS.. Charles A. Stewart, judg-
ment by default with leave to extend.
TUESDAY. March 5.-Magistratc appeal cases:
Alexander Y. Dolield VS.. Grant @. Wachter, YER
dict for defendent; damages $Sl.lO.
Same VS.. same, tried before court; sub curia.
WEDNESDAY, March 6-Magistrates' appeals
continued: Abe Edelstine VS.. Frank Hintz,
judgment below reversed and judgment for de-
Advocate Publishing Company VS.. Clarence r..
Lidard. Judgment below reversed and Judgment
for plaintiff for costs.
and settled upon payment of judgmentand costs.
August Nieman vs.. John Richter, appeal dis
missed.
FIX P Walsh vs. Mary E. Clements, agreed
THURSDAY, March Magistrates appeals
continued: Acme Sand Company VS.. John J.
Dotterweich Judgment reversed without preju-
Shea & Mcclure VS.. Samuel b. Gilbert, judg-
Thomas j. Hayward VS.. Mary i. Winternitz,
passed for settlement.
William 7. Ruckle VS.. George j. East, on trial,
not concluded.
Engineer Shirley Talks on Roads. Roads
Engineer Henry G. Shirley on Tuesday night
made an interesting talk on Roads" before
the Belair Road Permanent Protective and
improvement Association. He spoke of how
generously the county is endowed with natural )
beauty and said the only necessary requisite to
makeit an ideal county was improved roads.
He spoke of the various plans proposed to
reach this end-the 10 cents extra tax, an in
crease in the road tax of % cents and the bond
issue of at least $3,000000. He said If the
roads are to be built in the least possible time
the first plan should be eliminated and only
the second and third plans taken into consid-
Grafton.
He dwelt on BODYBUILDING by the Romans,
the beginning of improved roads in this coun-
try in the eighteenth century and road build
ing at the present time, and closed with an
intelligent account of road construction, in
which he emphasized the importance of proper
drainage and care in the preparation of the
roadbed. He said it costs from "a, 900 to $1,000
a mile to build roads in the proper manner and
that in ten years, if the county avails itself of
the State road fund, 80 miles of the roads will
have been built in this way.
Mr.. Shirley's address was favorably dis
cussed by members of the association.
Taylor's Circuit Quarterly Conference.
The fourth quarterly conference of Taylor's
Circuit, comprising Andrew Chapel, iaylor's,
st. Johns, Perry Hall and Loreley Methodist
Episcopal Churches South. was beld last Tues
day. Reports from the different appointments
were read, showing the affairs of the circuit to
be in prosperous condition. The following
were elected to serve as stewards d for the ensu-
E. Swift George H. Clarke, W. 7. Gray, Will
liam J. Gluck, ]. H. Blakeley, John @. Hal
bert, J. T. Baxter and DR.. w. l.. Smith. The
following Sunday school superintendent were
elected Taylor's, Charles N Armstrong; st.
Johns, Charles L. Davis; Perry Hall, George
Fox Loreley L. W. Brown.
Baltimore County Fire Insurance Com
pany.-At the annual meeting of members OF
the Baltimore County Mutual Fire Insurance
4, r1f In
treasurer showed gratifying increase in bust
ness and receipts. With few exceptions the
officers and directors of last year were re-elec-
ted The following now constitute the ofncers:
George FL. Merryman, of Baltimore county,
president; John J. Reese of Carroll, secretary
and treasurer, and the following directors:
James W. Ayres, r. P. Choate, Il. 5. Dance,
Granville Matthews, c. Ross Mace, Rester
RUSSELL Richard Vincent, Jr, Noah +. He'd
rick, T. Alvah Merritt, Frederick X. Hoshall
James g. Kane, all OF Baltimore county;
| William L. Richards, Carroll county; J. NJ.
| Street,, Hartford county.
The People Want Good Roads.-Roads
| Engineer Shirley says that previous to March
| 1st petitions had come in from many parts OF
the county requesting the Highways Com.
mission to build in 1907 sections of State aid
roads and that these petitions altogether called
| for nearly 800, 900 worth OF work In almost
every case the petitioners expressed themselves
| as being willing TO contribute llou ~ W %
per cent. of the cost of the work. The High
ways Commission will grant as many of these
| petitions as their resources will permit.
A Political Club Takes Up Other Mat
ters.-At a meeting of the Second District
| Democratic Club, held Monday night at Ga
| getts Hall, RandallstowD, number OF mat
| tiers of interest to the district were discussed,
including 10 cent extra levy for the improve
ment of the roads. No action was taken, how
ever, as it was thought the taxpayers should
become more familiar with the extra-tax prop
osition before deciding. Mr.. George w. Cla-
gett presided and Mr.. William G. Harvey was
secretary.
TURNPIKE Company Elects Directors
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Hartford Turnpike Company was held in Bal
timore on Wednesday. Mr.. b. H. Griswold,
Jr., was elected to the board, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Gen. John NJ Hood.
The other directors were reelected, as follows :
Messrs. H. A. Parr, George G. Jenkins, Alex.
ander Brown s. Mandelbaum, William a..
House, W. s. G.. Williams and William H.
n. Dawson. The company is controlled by