The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-11-25
Mayor Gaynor declares the gamblie,
laws Of New York will be enforced.

Mayor Gaynor declares the gamblie
laws of New York will be enforced.
The new uniforms for the city polio,
have been received and have been donned
by the officers.
Mrs. Joseph Bremen, East Second
street, celebrated her S1st birthday On
Sunday.
The recently elected officers of Fred
erick Lodge, Loyal Order of the Moose.
were installed on Sunday by National
Organizer j. j. Keogh, of Baltimore.
A marriage license was issued in
Wilmington, Del, to Harry C. Moberly.
son of the late ex-Mayor Moberly, of
Frederick, and Miss Annie L. Young.
of Baltimore.
The Domestic Building Association
has issued SCI shares of stock to this
time in the series, number IA. which
opened Saturday, November 10.
The new front which was recently
put in front of the Winebrener building.
North Market street, is being reprinted
by force Of hands under Sourin Welty.
Sheriff William G. Grimes butehered
five hogs at the jail Tuesday, the weights
being 358, 316, 315. 293, 239 respect
lively averaging over 300 pounds.
The Board of County Commissioners
qualified Tuesday morning as members
Of the Board of Control and Review,
which will convene on December I.
Jack Crone was before Justice Lloyd
I. MacGill on the charge of being drunk
and disorderly. He was fined So, which
was paid.
A copy of the qualification of Asso-
ciate Judge Edward G. Peter of the
Sixth Judicial Circuit has been received
from Rockville for record at the clerk
office.
F. B. Sappington, Samuel G. Duvall,
j. j. Bielfeld. Rev. A. J. Herman,
Leroy McCardell left for Baltimore to
attend the Grand Conclave of the
Knights Templar
Daniel Smith, of near Shookstown,
lost by death valuable black horse on
Saturday. He was driving on his way
to Braddock, when the animal dropped
dead along the road.
While at work at the VIM. D. Bowers
Lumber Company's planning mills, Tues
day morning, Edward Cramer had the
misfortune to have the index finger of
his left hand cut off.
The County Commissioners have been
granted an injunction restraining John
F. Mulfnger from erecting a fence
ac, oss the public road leading from
Evansville to New Market, and requir
ing him to remove the same. George
r. Dennis is council for the commission
ers.
'It would take the wisdom of Solo.
mon to dedicide this case, said Supreme
Court Justice Aspinwall, in Brooklyn,
after hearing the testimony of Michael D.
Mclaughlin, nine years old, who has
been kidnapped several times since his
parents were divorced two years ago.
Robert Shaft, of Jefferson, had the
misfortune to have three of his ribs
broken. He was at work on the top of
residence. being erected by John
Poole at Braddock, when he slipped and
fell, striking one of the joists about 8
feet below, breaking his ribs. Had he
not struck the joist Mr.. Shaft would
have fallen 30 feet, the distance to the
ground below.
Rev. John D. Thomas, d. D., of
Germantown, Ohio, was Sunday elected
pastor of the Manor charge of the Re-
formed churches to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Rev. Atvill
Conner, who recently resigned to be-
come pastor of St. Luke's Reformed
church. Baltimore. Rev. Thomas held
services and preached in the Adams
town church on Sunday. 1t is under
stood that he will accept