Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-06
COURT rim MORNING.
Tavern and Eating Houses Licences Dis
posed of-Ourrent Business.

Tavern and Eating Houses Licenses Dis
posed of-Ourrent Business. =.
This corning court met at 10 o'clock,
whom the license cases were taken up and
disposed of as follows:
JOS. Desch, Columbia, hotel, now a res
taurant. Case continued to June.
VIM. Rehm, Sixth ward, city, new
stand. Continued to Thursday.
Larzarus Wolf, Fairville, hotel, new
stand, with remonstrance. Not granted.
Jacob Wariel, hotel at Shenk's Ferry,
COnestOga township. a hotel was kept
at this place for years, but was abandoned
some years ago. 1t was now claimed that
a hotel was required to accommodate the
public, and a ticket Office of the Columbia
s Port Deposit railroad is to be placed in
that house. This case was continued to
June.
]. J. Doersch was All applican: for
hotel license for SchOenberger's old stand,
on North Queen street, which now has .
restaurant license, granted ut January
term. This case was refused for the present.
John s. Weidler, Of Salunga. was An
applicant for tavern license. There was
remonStrance against tho stand, which was
an old, one on the grounds that the appii-
can't had sold liquor on Sunday and to
persons Of known Incorporate habits. Tho
licence was refused.
Millard +. Reese was All applicant to
keep a restaurant ON Middle street, this
city. 1t was refused.
II. b. Stauffer was an applicant for a
restaurant licence (new stand) on Shippen
street, this city. This was refused.
The application of j. w. Gerz and VIM.
Shultz to keep an eating house in the 9Th
ward this city, was continued until the
June term.
Amos Sourbecr, who has Il restaurant
license IN Safe HarbOr, asked to have the
license transferred to another house into
which he will move.
John Click, of Manor township, wanted
4 license to keep hotel in Manor town.
ship, the license of which was abandoned
when the iron works at Safe HarbOr stop
ped. This was refused.
William Eckert, Of Paradise township,
petitioncd for an eating house license for
the old London Grove hotol, Paradise
township This formerly had 4 tavern
license but none was asked for last year.
Refused.
Licenses Transferred.
Samuel Shenberger, of Columbia, hotel
license to August Kruger.
D. H. Sollcnbergcr, Of BrecknOck hotel,
to Henry Brcnemau.
Henry NJ. HOttenstein, Of East Hemp
field hotel, to Graybill }. Brickhart.
Current Business.
A citation was granted in the estate of
Susan Erb for an account to be filed on
May %.
A rule to show cause why new trial
should not be had was granted in the case
of A. j. Dunlap VS.. David II. Potts.
In the case of Brua VS.. Bellies the rule
for 4 new trial was made absolute.
A Constable Resigns.
The resignation of George Shell, who
was elected constable of West Lampetcr
township, was presented to the court, and
the reason was that he had removed from
the district. Accompanying the sesigna-
tion was the petition of James kautz. OF
this city, who wants to be appointed con-
stable OF the township. The affidavit OF
Shell, setting forth that he had received
nothing to resign and that of kautz that
he had paid nnthing we're also read. The
court continued the matter to Thursday,
when the appointment will be made, in
o,se there are no OtEer applicants from the
district.
This morning George NaumaD, esq.,, for
tho board of county auditors officially
announced to the court the death of John
K. Reed president of the board. lie
stated that tho other members of the board
did not wish to dictate to the court in the
matter of filling the vacancy but they
would recommend Joseph l.. Clarkson,
of this city as 4 suitable person, as he is
now clerk to tho board and with them had
gone over all of the accounts. The court
has agreed upon Mr.. Reeds successor but
they did not announce his name for the
reason that the act of assembly requires
that the person appointed should have
voted for the deceased. The party ap-
pointed will be notified to make such an
affidavit.
Court adjourned to Thursday morning.