Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Certificates of Candidacy Filed
With the Supervisors of
Elections.
Special correspondepce Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. April Ii. 1872
Arthur D. Willard Of Frederick has
filed with the supervisors Of elections
for this county certificate Of his can
didacy for the republican nomination for
associate judge in this district to sue
coed Judge John C. Motter, and has also
made the cash deposit necessary to in
sure his name being placed on the pri-
mary ballot. Frank C. Norwood of Fred
erick also has filed his certificate and
made his cash deposit. he and Mr.. WILL
lard being the only candidates to enter
formally the contest for the republican
judicial nomination. Both democratic
candidates for the judgeship nomination
former Judge Glenn H. Worthington and
Jacob Rohrback-have complied with
the requirements of the law in this re-
spect, and their names are sure to ap-
pear on the primary ballot.
Gist , Blair Of this county is the only
sional nomination in this district to file
his certificate Of candidacy with the SUI
pervisors. Next Monday Is the last day
allowed by law for the filing Of certifl-
Gates of candidacy.
Miss Nettie May Norwood and Louis
Monard. both of the vicinity of Buck
Lodge, were married Wednesday after
noon in st. Mary's Catholic Church at
GAINESVILLE, the pastor, Rev. George B.
Harrington, officiating.
Clifford H. Robertson has announced
himself a candidate for the Rockville
town council at the. biennial election to
be held the first Monday in May. Joseph
L. Clagett has also been mentioned as
probable candidate for the council.
No one has yet come forward for mayor
in opposition to Mayor Lee Offutt, who is
a candidate for reelection.
Hearing on Proposed Boulevard.
The county commissioners have set
next Tuesday to hear objections. If any.
to the adoption of the report Of the ex-
aminers who recently decided against
the opening Of a public road from Be
thesda to Great Falls along the route of
the proposed boulevard of the Chevy
Chase to Great Falls Land Company.
A number of the young men Of Gathers
Durg gave an enjoyable minstrel per-
Torrance In Masonic Hall, Gaithersburg,
Thursday evening. 1t was given for the
benefit of the Gaithersburg Athletic As
ISOLATION and was attended by a large
number of the people Of the community
The arrangements were in charge of
Charles e. KOontz. Those who partici-
pated were Sidney J. Lodge Leland Nc
Charles E. Koontz, Guy Briggs, Jesse
Briggs. Roland Walker, J. B. Ely, Her
man Briggs, Robert Murphy and Russell
Walker.
MISUNDERSTANDING Railway Rate
Gov. Goldsborough has signed the bill
regulating fares on the Washington and
Rockville electric railway, and the meas
ure Is now law. It reduces the price
of communication books. but increases the
price of monthly school tickets and raises
the cash fare between Rockville and the
District of Columbia line 5 cents each
way. By purchasing family tickets over
two of the four zones. however, it is pos
sible for a person to continue to ride be-
tween Rockville and the District line for
10 cents each way, as at present There
were many protests against the passage
Of the bill.