The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-28
[By Anthority.l
LICENSE PETITIONS.

To the odorable President and Common Council of the
City of Lainbertviile
grant him license keep an Inn and Tavern in the
house wherein he dwells in the First Ward Of the
Ny March re is 4 D 1875 l'u"'' PATRIck sMYTH
The subscribers freehoIders of the First Ward in the
City of Lambertyilc, county of Hunterdon, n j.. do
hereby recommend Patrick Smyh 10 be licensed to keep
an Inn and Tavern the house wherein he dwells,
that the said Patrick Smyh of good repute for honesty
temperance and Is known to each of us to have at
ays use and is well provided with house ROOM stab
ling and proyender and we do hereby certify that such
an Inn or Tavern Is necessary ana WI" eohouee 10 inc
March 49, A. D. 1875.
George Banchoff, Levi Reynolds,
Thomas Green, John Boomer,
James Reilly, Thomas Clancy,
John Malloy, Peter Smyth,
Dannieal Merry, Michael Smith,
James Calan James Mcconnell
Mathew Gillick, William Pagan,
John Hunt.
Patrick smyth being duly sworn on his oath, saith
that the petition is signed by at least twelve
putabe freehoders Of the First Ward of the City Of
Lambertville who have not to the knowledge or belie
license to keep Inn OF Tavern therein to sell ynous
spurious malt vuors. PATRICK SMYTH.
Subscribed and sworn before me April 10Th, 1873.
c. w. ANGEL, j. p.
To tho Common Council of the City Of Lambertyille:
The subscriber hereby requests honorable body to
grant him license to keep an inn and tavern in the
house formerly kept by Samuel Humphrey IN the sec.
Bridge street rHAS w. klICHlN
The subscribers freeholders of the Second Ward of
the City of Lambertvile, in the county Of Hunterdon
do hereby recommend Charles Kitchn to be licensed
to keep inn and in the house formerly kept by
Samuel Humphrey, in the Second WARD OF the city OK
Lambertyille Nos 81 and - Bridge street ana we 40
repute for honesty and temperance aud Is known TO
each of to have at lest beds more than are
house ROOM stabng and provender and we do further
certify that such inn or tavern is necessary ana VIII
conduce to the public good
Dated April 10th, 1875.
II. E. Smith, Samuel L. Martindell,
Thomas r. Hunt, Geo. NJ. Hoeombe,
BENJAMIN Rice, Stephen b. Moore,
S. Y. Holden, Joseph Lacey,
J. j. Woman, Ralph Dilts,
w. t. Smith, S. II. Huselton.
State of New Jersey, Hunterdoa county, SIS:
Charles W. Kitchn, his oath, saith th4t the above
petition is signed by at least twelve reputable free
holders Of the second Ward o. the eiiy Of Lamosrve
commended any other application for license to keep
inn tavern therein TO sell yinous or spurious Ii
quors. 1870 -, ~rro,,,>-
Sworn and subscribed before me this 10th day OF April
A. d., 1875. G. w. ANGEL, j. T.
To the President and Common Council Of the City of
The subscriber hereby requests your honorable body
to grant him license to keep an inn and tavern In the
in the county of Hunterioa. JOHN X. zElGLERs
Dated. April 9th, 1875.
The subscribers, freeholders of the Second Ward of
City of Lambcrville in the county of Hunterdon
do hereby recommend John X Zegler TO be licensed to
keep an Inn and tavern, In the house wherein he
dwels Nos 20 and q Bridge street in the Second Ward
of the City of Lamberville in said county and do
hereby certify that the said John X Zeger Is of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and is known to
each of have least two spare beds than
necessary the familys use and well provided with
house room stabling and provender and do further
certify that such inn and tavern is necessary and
will conduce to the public good.
Dated April 8, 1875.