The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-23
LIQUOR
GRANTED WHOLESALE LAST NIGHT
The List OF Unauthorized DinpcnscrsOff Fire
water aud Hop Juice for the Coming
Yenr-The First Branch Takes
M the II. X. Ordinance. '

ell was held last evening. 1t was largely
to the granting OF liquor licenses,
and the Second Branch was a scene OF disor-
der and confusion, as Is always the case on
license night. The lobby and nearly all the
space inside the railing was packed with
applicants and their bondsmen, and the
crowd flowed over into the offices Of the
Clerk and Sergeant and filled tho outside
porch. Nearly every one talked, yet above
the murmtr OF voices could be heard the
stentoriun voices OF Clerk Bowera and Lieut..
Bylvis calling ont names, and that of
President Hildreth as he swore
the bondsmeu. The President talked both
English and German, and made himself as
entertaining rs possible. There was the
usual long list OF applications, and ut 10
hall Of them were still not acted on
Then the tilllbusieriug commenced. Motion
after motion was made to adjourn to some
other night this week. The President got
and twice discovered that no quorum
was present. Finally a motion was adopted
%adjourning to Friday night at I O'Clock,
when the granting Of licenses will be re.
sume1. ..
All tho members were present last evening
at one time or another except Mesrs. Gavin,
Jep,on, McFadden, Pickett and G. 0. smith.
The reading Of tho minutns was suspended
and regular business tAkcu up.
The Board OF Public Works asked for an
appropriation to pay D. Gore $09l 70 for pay.
Ing aud sntting grade, and 10 pay James
Gilchrlst $50 for surveying. The Clerk was
instructed to draw an order for 81, OIL 70, the
amount asked for.
The Board also asked the payment OF the
following bills: William S.abts, and cross.
ings, 1864 20; D Gore, curhs. crossings and
paving, 81, 100 81 total $l,774 II. The clerk
was instructed to draw his order on the Re.
ceiver Tor these amounts.
The Railroad Committee reported that the
bill OF +. L. Hoge Tor $25S. for making a sur
vey Tor the proposed marginal road, as cor.
rect, and 1t was ordered paid.
The annual licenss ordinance was then
taken up aud adopted. II fixes the license
tax fer performances Of all kinds, express
wagons, etc. 1t Is the same rs the one OF
last year, except that IN the section relating
to the tax on vehicles intended for hire II
WAS amended so - TO include those from
across the river that do q business In this
boxing matches was changed from $25 to $50
per day. Both branches concurred In these
amendments. Tho license applications were
taken up In alphabetical order, as follows:
COFFEE HOUSES.
Henry Amick, 1913 Main ct (; sureties, Chris
Deka and Martin Neuhard. Bony A~lbinger,
1925 Wood at; s~ureties, Conrad Yahn and
Y. Forester. Henry BlumeAberg, ll6l Mar.
ket ST; sureties, Fred Eberwein and Chas.
Driehorst. J. W. Bierie, 1O47 Market ST.;
~suret!es, Johanna Z. ke!nl and {. +. Wagner.
Fred BiShotf cor. Forty.sccond and Jacob
sts.; s~ureties, I. II. Hanke and Chas. Meyer.
Henry B%rue,rsau, 1903 Jacob st.; sureties,
Louis Asmus aud YIN. Lohmann. Christ
Burke, 1913 Market St; sureties, Peter
Weliy and Geo. Uusoh. +. W. Becker, 0
Eleventh ST.; s~ureiies, Peter Welty aud G. +.
Wagner. John Biedenbach, 1901 Market
st.; s%nreties, Jos. Werner and Cnas. Schmidt.
Potter Bonenberger, 2.27 Main st sureties,
Peter Welty and Henry Michel. Al. l..
Brubaker, 1l25 Market st !; sureties, Henry
Hanks and Ps,er Weliy. Joseph Blro, II
Thir.y.third st. s~ureties, VIM. A. Carter and
James Rine. Joachim Bsuter, 1l20 Markets.;
s%ureties, Casper He'll and Henry Bisbsrson.
Henry Bisberson, 1429 South at; sureties,
Aug. Rolf and J. Beuter. Valentine Bellir.
ger, 1856 Market ct; s~ursties, Chris. Stoehr
and Conrad iahn. II. G. Bauer, 1856 Six
tenth ST.; sureties, Morris aud Bernard
Ho,khsimer. Joseph Bishop, l3l Eighteenth
st; s~ureties. z. Weity aud Chas. Schmidt.
rhos. Costello. 24 Main ST.; suraties, f.
Hsnke and p. Welty. Mary Cameron, 1922
Wood 81; s~uretieu, Chas. Schmidt and s.. o.
Burdatts. Geo. J. Dauber, 6l5 Main st; sure.
ties, r. Welty and Gins. Schmidt. Richard
Donovan, $50 Seventeenth st snre:ies. Marx
Reisbsck and Chss. Schmidt. Louisa Eagel.
hnrdt, 1928 Water st.; snreties. Chas Schmidt
and Henry Braadf4es. Louis Ernst. 1915
Main st sureties, P. We!ty sudC. W. Welty.
VIM, Euller, 1883 Market st.; s%ureties, Sol
Kraus and F. H. Hanks. VIM. Goe.z., 1901
Market ST.; s~ureties, Henry Vaas amt
Julius Lohse. Ed. Y. Gillies. 1920
Woods at; :.sure4ies, Sol kraus and F. II.
Hsnke. VIM. Gundling, 1919 Market St;
~sureties, Sol Kraus and Victor %Sauvegeat.
Joseph Green, 5 Twelfth ST.; s~ureties, Louis
Wilhelm and Chas. Hoffman,. NJ. Hearre,
SO Twenty-fOutth ST. s%areiies, F. Fl. Hanka
and Chas. Schmidt. Vim. Hosedorn, 1926
Euif ST.; snreties, killian kress and Ssm'l
Welly: +. Hoffman, $50 Main ST.; sureties,
I. Welty and Louis Schwalb. Harry Hou-
ser, III Marke. ct ~sureties, s. Kraus and F.
H. Hsnke. Casper He'll, 1879 Eighteenth ct;
sulelts, Au5' iholl MN JoaCulll DeulbE.
VIM. Hartenstein, 3lS Main St s~uraties, P.
Welty and Sol Kraus. a: g. Haddlicb, 1855
Market st.; a~ureties, P. Welty and @. W.
ties. bol. Kraus and Chss. Schmidt. John
i. Kleves, 1928 Water. St; sureties, Killian
Kress and F. II. Hanke. J.. J. Kenney, 70i
Market st.; sure.ies, i. Il. Hanke and W.
schaler. Johanna L. Keim, 1Oil Market
st.: sursties, Simon Keim and Jacob Ebbert,
Knokc Il Hsnkc, 1921 Jacob at; sure
ties, G. +. Wagner and A. II. Nolte.
Thos. keete, $500 Market at; eureties, Henry
Hanke and P. Welty. e. Kloeppner, 60
Thirty-third st.; s~uretiR5, +. II, Hanke end
Sol. Eraus. Lebotius Kress, lO1 Seventeenth
ST.; s~nre.ies, Henry Neuhard and Geo. Bot.
sam'l Le,zkus, 1888 Market st.. sureties,
Chas. Schmidt and ). 0. Burdatts. John A.
Long, 1881 Market st auretits. II. Hanze and
Sol. Kraus. Julius Lohee, 2l4s Market st;
~surelies, 4. Welty and Wm. Geotzs. Patrick
Mckinley, ISIS Seventeenth st.; sureties, Chas.
Schmidt and S. D. Durdatts. Chog. Meyer,
1923 Eoif at suretiGs. F. Fl. Hanke and
Fred. Bisho!F. James Mathews, SO Twenty
fourth ST.; s~ureties, ?. Welty and Anthony
busch. Aug. G.. Miller, l4S7 Market st;
~sureties, Chas. Schmidt and Bernard
Horiheimer. A. +. Mayer, 22l0 Main
St; suretiea, Aug. Rolf and JOHN Peb-
Ter. William Meier, SSH Jacob St.;
Chris. Viewig and John Spoidel.
VIM. Mueller, 935 Market st.; sursties, P.
Welty and Chas. Schmidt. Susanna Mason,
o22207 Main ST.; sure.ies Mary l.. Walther and
Henry Nsuhard. Aug. Mathew, 1881 Market
ST.; s~ursties, P. Welty and Joschim Beuter.
Henry Michel, 2IG4 Main St; aureiies, P,
Bonenberger md ?. Welty. +. Il. Moran,
2224l Market st.; s~ureties, Sol. kraus aud Il.
Hanke. Joseph Michel, COO Main ST.; sure
ties, Henry Michel and p. Welty. Aug. +.
Miller, 1914 Woods ST.; suseties. W. Lohmann
and Bernard Horkheimer. Jacob Nunge,
l04s Market ST.; s~ursties, Aug. Rolf and p.
Wslty. Catherine Neidermo!e., 1925 Chap
line st.; s%ureties, F. II. Hsnko and Caas,
Schmidt. Bridget Noon, COZ. Twenty
and Market sts.; sureties,
Chas. Schmidt and W. 4. Garter.
Frank Rovera, 1895 Market st.; sureties, p.
Welty and Henry Hanke. leopold Riester,
IS Fourteenth ST. s%ureties, Joachim Beutsr
and 9. +. Schesies. Aug. Rsiter, 2D02 Chap
line st.; s~ureties. John WGterhouse and i.
Welty. James Robinson, Ills Water st.;
~sureties, W. h. Robinson and Samuel Euc.
len. Aug, Rolf, 50 Twelfth ST.; s~urities, Cas-.
per He'll and Henry Diebe,son. John shafer,
1912 Market st I s~Lreties. sol. krnus and
Chas:- trtinidt. Louis Solder, s2O5 Market
st !: ~sureties, Frank Walter and G. A. Eeuter,
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