The citizen., 1915-01-15
SUPERVISORS APPOINTED.

Inc entlre list OF road supervisors
of Hauvers district was re-appoint
ed on Saturday by the County Com
missioners with the exception of Will
liam R. Fox, who declined.
The supervisors for Hauvers dis
trict are:
Tilghman P. Alexander, miles, $50,
Sablllasville; Martin l.. Harbaugh,
miles, $4S, Sabillasville; Frank Bire-
ly, IL miles, 500, Sabillasville Up
ton Brown, 1-2 miles, $102, Cascade:
Earl Brown, 6 miles, $72, Lantz; C.
A. Wolfe, 1-2 miles, $50, Lantz; AL
bert L. Hauver, miles, S26, Smiths
burg; Joseph B. Green, miles, $S4,
Smithsburg; Joseph Dunkan, miles,
SS4, Smithsburg.
Although some of the districts have
not shown up as well as had been an
ticipated, the County Commissioners
are jubilant over the big depreciation
IN the expense of the road work of
Middletown district Supervisors in
reporting their work showed accounts
that mean cut of nearly $500. The to-
tai expenditures reported by these SUI
pervisors was about $1,100. The su-
pervisors of the previous year spend
more than $1,000.
A small delegation asking for
! bridge over Catoctin Creek, some
times called Middle Creek, accompa-
MED the road supervisors yesterday.
The petitions ask that bridge be
placed across the creek on the road
that runs from the old Hagerstown
road, passing over the Catoctin Creek,
into the State road at Shocks Mill 1t
would require span of about rs feet.
The commissioners took no action
in regard to the petition. They will
make thorough investigation into
the needs of the community. 1t was
reported Monday thot there is likely
to be some opposition to the bridge.
Some declare that bridge is not need
ed at this point. These matters will
be threshed out when the petition is
taken up again by the commissioners
Road supervisors for Middletown
district and the miles of road in their
barge are:
Charles c. Wiles, 2; George P. Wiles,
of P, 8; John A. Biddle, of A., 2; NJ
G. Coblentz, 8; M. Frank Hotter, g.
IL; George A. Biddle, 4 3-4; James R.
Remsberg, 5; John H. Routzahn, g.
IL; William H. Gaver, 2; John H.
Beachley, 5; N. A. Bussard, PIP; A.
c. Miller, 2; Alfred Gaver, q; F. P.
Shank, IL; Charles Bussard, 4; G.
M. Adkins, 23-4; J. L. Ahalt, 3; G. G.
CoblentZ, Up; r. P. Toms, 5 1-2;
Samuel Hotter, 4; Elmer H. Shank,
8.
Creagerstown district made a good
showing last Tuesday when road super
visors submitted accounts and bills
to the County Commissioners. These
were equivalent to saving of more
than $500 over last year. About $5S7
were spent during the past year in
this district.
The supervisors named follow:
Grover E. Barrick, 8 miles, Rocky
Ridge; George w. Pittinger, 1-8
miles, Logs; William A. Shorb, 8 ga
miles, Rocky Ridge; Harvey E. Stam-
| baugh, 2 IL miles, Thurmont; Carlton
" Jackson, IL miles, Thurmont:
| George Eichelberger, Sr., 2 miles,
| Thurmont; Otto Beall, miles, Creag-
erstown; Bradley T. Free, 1 IL miles,
| Lewistown; G.. w. Bartgis, 1 mile,
SISdSSIotOWH, ~. Il. hlloO, ulilOo,
! Rocky Ridge; H. T. Fisher, 2 3-4
miles, Logs; Roger Geisbert, 2 1-2
miles, Thurmont; Newton o. Shearar,
miles, Rocky Ridge.
With big red apples in front of them
and an endless array of the same va
riety of fruit behind them, the county
commissioners Wednesday last heard re
ports of Catoctin district road super
visors. The commissioners have
enough apples at the Office to furnish
the stock and trade of yeung fruit
exporter The appearance of Freder-
ick county fruit at the office is a usual
sight. Road supervisors bring the best
of their harvest for the commissioners.
Cyrus w. Blickenstaff, of Catoctin
district, was the chief donator of ap-
pies yesterday Peter Eccard, of
Wolfsville, and Charles Hotter, of
Middletown, have during the past few
days each presented the commission
ers with big sack of apples.
| The road supervisors for Catoctin
district are:
William S. Williams, 5; Samuel G.
Pryor. Z; Simon P. Eccard, Sr., 5;
George N. Delauter, 6; Luther M
Schroyer IL; James H. Delauter, 6;
Cyrus w. Blickenstaff, 5; B. F. Cline,
5; Daniel K. Hoover, 4; Hubert M.
Moser, IL.
Today the commissioners will hear
reports from Woodville district.