Baltimore and Cecil County News Briefs
Captain Robert C. Bamford of Hag sratown is dead. Presbyterians of Cecil county protest use of their Elkton churches by the Protestant Episcopal church. Coal regions seek wage conference February 26 for April 1, 1903. Baltimore marshal appointment rumored. Deputy Farnan possible. Mayor Hayes favors bids for Western Maryland Railroad holdings. Bioss fatally crushed on a Baltimore and Ohio track crew at North Branch. Shreve Co bids for Naval Academy site work. price 41,700, higher bids likely rejected. Western Maryland director notes President Beikworkn consulted on successor. B A Griswold named as possible president. Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph stockholders meet tomorrow. Frederick and Ballenger Creek Pike Company election tomorrow. Washington's Birthday legal holiday. banks closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Bamford
Hagsratown
Farnan
Hayes
Batimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Bioss
Baltimore and Ohio
North Branch
Shreve & Co
Baltimore
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Bei Workhn
B.A. Griswold
Mountain City Council Marks Sixth Anniversary Celebration
Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty held their sixth anniversary last night in the council chamber then gathered at Mr A P Marsh Court Street for a musical and literary program and a banguet served by the host. The table was abundant and well served with ample justice done to the feast. A jovial mood prevailed with short talks and warm sentiments about the council growth and stability and hopes for continued membership growth and happy occasions. Mrs J A cons North Star Mish forstale by A L SIT endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as best for coughs colds and croup and praises its use in her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Marsh
Covrere
Chamberhain
Count Kennedy
Ras Famille
North Star
A. L. Sit
Maryland House Debates Forestry Board Bill
A bill offered in the House of Delegates by Mr. Marry of Frederick seeks a three member Maryland forestry board with a governor appointed scope to acquire headwater woodland, plant trees, offer 10 cent bounties for locust and nut trees, and requires salaries and up to 30,000 dollars yearly plus 5,000 for bounties and 6,000 for salaries. The measure targets watershed lands within 20 miles of rivers and includes residency and land ownership qualifications. The article also notes temperance petitions, a Frederick franchise tax item, a commemorative bust for Rear Admiral Schley, and several engrossed measures in the House, including liquor prohibitions and fishing restrictions. Tomorrow's sales announced include a court sale of a brick dwelling on Carroll Street and Urbana district farm with 346 acres, a weatherboard house, a 100-acre wheat crop, and other mortgage-related auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Harry
Marry
Frederick County
Board of Forestry Commissioners
Maryland
Ono
Sixth Congressional District
Mathias
Hightman
Branawick
Senate
W. 8
Sohlay
House
Monoosey
Jacob Rohrback
Court House
Carroll Street
Chare. B. Fout
Keedy and Worthington
Q Court House
Urbana
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Royal Baking Powder
ER CO
William ST
New York
Hawe
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Frederick and Ballenger Creek Pike Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Washington’s
Mountain City Council
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Hie
Doctor Pierce
Raitie Auliker
Pat Street
Alliance, Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Releif
A. L. Pearre
David Wineberg
City Ball
Amelia
Williams Mpg. CO
Cleveland
OTIO
Sete Frepe Soldiey A. L. Pearre
Central Hardware Company
Forestry Commission
All Drugglars
Gilbert Bros. & CO
Baltimore, Md
Gertrude cGee
Toledo
Ohio
J. A. Williamson
Ball
George A. Gilbert
North Market St
I. W. Harper
Evers
Harper
The
Buffalo
N-Hauer
WM. S. Miller & CO
C. Thomas Kemp
Eton
Raglans
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred, Md
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & CO
Hurley
Polliwog School Shoes
Smith’s Temple OF Fancy
Corner Market
Church Streets
Ava
Waahington
D.C
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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