Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-31
THE MORNINGS WORK.

Left Over Cases Were Heard Before the
Regular List Was Taken Up-Incline
People Enter Objections-A Saloonist
sells to Good Women.
When Judge Magee took up the work yes
terday morning he announced that he would
hear the hold over cases first. Peter Traut-
man, now licensed at 3O24 Carson street,
hopes for a renewal and so told the Judge.
Margaret Rauch SO lar recovered from the
grip to appear for license for 2024 Sarah
street. J. B. Lutz has had license two
years at 27l9 and 272l Carson street, and has
hopes for the third. Leonard Burgard failed to
appear FRIDAY because be thought court would
rot be held on a legal holiday Judge Magee
told him to come around again when Judge
White is present. John v Cratz is anxious TO
demonstrate his ability to run a good saloon
and restaurant at $500 Penn avenue
The first case in the regular run of the list
was John Gamble, who wants license for ILL
and lll9 Bingham street. John Gideon applies
the third time for so South Eleventh street.
Judge Magee-Are you married?
Applcant-NO.
J1dge Magee-That's pity A wife is q very
important factor in prospective restaurant
Some Have Had Experience.
John He1neman, 10 South Twelfth street,
has applied every time under the Brooks law
and was always ref7sed. Frank y. Hubley is
new applicant for South Twelfth street
Charles Leoether I0l2 Carson street. got of
easy. George Il. Lauer, 62l Carson street, got
along swimmngly. His mother. two sisters, an
uncle, aunt his wife and family reside with him.
Frederick BnckDer who wants to open at 727
Carson street, had no trouble and it was the
same with Thomas Miller, now licensed at
ZIG Carson street.
George Mertz a bartender is anxious to
open up al % South Twelfth street He ac-
knowledged that IN the good old days before
ne q sold SUNDAY
and to minors, hut now he says his reformation
is complete. His house is now rented to the
German Turner'S who were burned out and
Hertz says there is no doubt but that they
drink on the premises.
Henry Martin, who wants a license for lilo
Sarah street, owns the house, but don't know
the names of his four tenants.
Judge Magee-You may forget the law If you
forget the names of your tenants.
J. D. McNIileu and J. d. Ogden appeared for
q license at I'LL Bradford street. Mr.. Christy
entered an objection on behalf of the Pittsburg
and Knoxville Incline Company because the
proposed saloon would be too close to the sta
zion.
Liable TO Cause Accidents.
Superintendent Hunter was called and testi-
fed that it was not only unnecessary, but would
increase the liabilities of accidents.
Owen J. Mckenna hopes to continue at 628
Carson street. where he has run saloon and
served few meals the past year
Peter s. O'Malley is new man for a new
open trst-class restaurant and saloon.
Andrew Pah, now licensed at 6S South
Twelfth street, persisted that he had had no
trouble, but Mr.. Chris V said different
Mr.. Christy-YOu sell to women?
Applicant-To good women, yes. Never to
otfscOuIing.
Mr.. ChrIsty-YOu sell in bottles?
Apphcaut-Hes, in cases of necessity and for
sickness do.
George Robe, now licensed at COS Carson
street had no trouble.
Mrs. Mary Schafer who applies for liz. ia
and ll6 Carson street, the Farmers H otel ap-
psared in widows weeds because of her hus-
bands death three days before his case was
called last year. She says she served $50 meals
Alr. Christy-Who is your manager?
Apphc3nt--l am my own manage.
The Church People Danced.
Mr. Christy-You are lady who likes COM
pauy.
Appiicsnt-oh, not especially.
Mir. Christy-Have you not had a dance or so
the past Year,
Applicant-The church society has met there
three times. and twice they danced.
Attorney Rohb-Now, 1 want TO ask Mr.
ChrisIy If he is not asking these Questions on
behalf of Martin Schater who is harassinr
heriD the settlement of her accounts
Judge Magee-That is unnecessary as he has
perfect right TO do so, as has anyone else
Attorney RObb-I don't object to the uues-
tons. but to the insinuating manner OF asking
them.
This was the last case heard before the noon
hour. Only Is cases were heard.