The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-11

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unlawful to keep an inn and tavern and a
a a;.d ;v' 's, soo, mases aaa merchan-
Constructed that the shop and tavey,, s 81 ~
be entirely distinct, without any commnn ,i.
cation existing between them, and where
s,,st ,,si, sa.a1 " hept oy dit
interest in a. connection with tic business; u ",'
of tho other, and all courts and councils arc
fotbidden 10 grant aslieense for tavern to
- Il pv ,;,.t', d' - silia
this Council. john Fbran asl,sa M y
now keeping q tasern inss house wherein a
SHOP io 3, se'a'ng 'Acfciaansiize is also kent.
Impossible for Ia shon sa NV t. e,aa' = y
separate OF ~ keen ti,a ~ j, - -
apart from the business Ill the other. and
Hi2NEAs, Ems Csnncllwou'I be indictablc
t;n ns laso ~ .slloW one 10 con-
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Resolced, That it is the duty of fl,;s Conn
G FL 10 1eYoko me incense granted to John
Pesaiscd 1'bat tho sa;a ,o
John Foimr Is hereby revolea Z $50 .'Ssu ~
Mr.. Malone said II would l,c t,ma e,orc,,
when his license ran out to act onithis. Ho had
paid his money, and did not know le v,as y;o.
lating the law.
Mr.. Johnson said those who had cot Mr. X
into this trouble by granting him I;censo
should refund Che money. q
Mr.. Burnett said Folan had moved his bar
into his cellar temporarily. and that he ;ntend-
ed to build a place adjoining his store for his
grocery, and that his wife and father wcre to
run it, ~ = 43
Mr.. Brown read the law. and said tho
Council now knows that the hotel is not cor-
ried on according to law, and It is ind;ctah,a
if it does not take notice of it. The Counc;,
could do enough harm without BECOMING law.
breakers. 4t
Mr.. Burnett said he never knew tho law o,a
therefore was not responsible. uc d,,,t ho
lieye Foran know Tho low aud ;f ha 49,; ;,
formed of IL. he wonld donht,ess co,f,r,, ~
it.
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tho ore,tesA o,traoo avon, ,,or,,,St,,.taa H.,
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Mr.. 7 nrncoeded--soms meohe,s s.;a ~ ~
time that the license was granted to show
temperance men what they could do, bat hi
could not see how they could Justify them
selves now in winking at violation of law.
Mr.. Horn said he had learned good dea
in this discussion. but he didn't think tb,
Council could be indicted-if SO, it was pref
ty hard on those who were opposed to the Ii
cense. He said the hotel and store were con
nected together and persons who were in the
bar room couldn't go to bed without going
through the store. He moved to Law the rcso-
buttons over to next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. J. b. Smith favored the motion-he
wished to take counsel as to the law before
voting.
M, 1,,,,r,ot+ g,,,a,ol - ;,,cou,, NJ. E.,u,,,
that he WIS hrsol,;,r tbo 1,,v Ma .ot;o,
Tho no,ice b;rs far J,n,,arv wore ordered