Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-04-14
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Sranttng OF Liquor Licenses-Re
port OF City Petitions
and Orders.

anu REU&-ES.
The City Council met in regular SEES
sion last night, at o'clock. A fun board
was present with the exception of Coun-
sellor Reyell. who was detained on &C
count Of sickness. Reports of Chief of
Police, City Commissioner, Market Mas.
ter, Fire Marshall, Collector and Treas.
urer, for the month of March. were re-
ceived and referred to their respective
committees.
The following applications for LIQUOR
licensts were presented and granted:
To John Mason, for restaurant and sa.
loon, North side City Dock. sureties. q.
w. Clark and JAS Lyons.
To Herman Ellinhausen. for restaur-
ant and saloon, corner Cathedral and
West streets. Sureties, H. B. Movers
and Ella Ellinhausen.
To James Bond, restaurant and saloon.
corner Francis street and State House
Circle. Sureties, J Fl. vansant and C.
A Dubois.
To Michael Baer, for restaurant and
sa DON, No. 10 Calvert street. Sureties
w. II. Butler and Matilda Oyer.
To August Leitz, for restaurant and
liquor license, corner King George street
and College avenue. Sureties, Jno. Kea-
" and Richard Lockyer.
To G. A. Crandall, for liquor saloon.
81 Church street. Sureties, ]. A. Far.
rell and James Wells.
To John Dressell, for restaurant and
saloon, corner Maryland avenue and
Prince George street. Sureties, John
Parish and Martin NJ Smith.
To Frank r. Smith. for restaurant and
saloon, on Clay street, extended. Sure
ties. G. Nj. Jones, and Daniel J. Saun-
ders.
To Frederick Braun, for restaurant
and saloon, North side City Dock. Sure
ties, Alfred Meyett and Mrs. r. Braun.
To Michael Corcoran, for restaurant
and saloon, corner Maryland avenue and
Prince George street. Suretie, Phillip
K. Geoghan and d. Z Woolley.
To d. G. COLLINS & Co., for liquor
store and saloon. corner Church and
Green streets. Sureties, Chas. A. vii
son and w. b Gardiner.
To w. Fl. Carroll, for restaurant and
saloon, corner Holland and Hanover
streets. Sureties, W. T. Wolley and
John Frank, Jr.
To Michael Hogan, for restaurant and
liquor store, on College avenue. near
Hanover street. Sureties. Ferdinand
Hogan and wife.
Each application was acc mpanied by
the requisite signers of citizens of the
neighborhood recommending the same.
and also with the required amount, $500,
before the license was granted A yea
and nay vote was taken upon each APP
plication, all the Board voting in the
affirmative. There are at present TWEEN
ty-six saloons and liquor stores in this
city, whose license expire on the 1st OF
May. About half of these made ap-
plication for renewal last night 1t is
thought that several will not renew their
license for another year.
The Board meets again to hear appli-
cations on Monday, April 27th.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions for the use of
the Assembly Rooms were presented and
granted:
From the Annapolis Empire Cornet
Band for May 4th; from r. G. Mitchell,
and others for April 30; from G. A. Du-
Bots, for Thursday night, April is, for
the purpose of holding public meeting
to discuss the oyster question; from Rev.
L. r. Hughes, for Thursday evening.
April 10th, for an entertainment for As
bury NJ. Z. Church.
From Charles Harris, asking permits
sion to remove all improvements made
by him to the coffee house occupied by
him at the market house, which was re
ferred to the committee on markets.
ORDERS.
The following orders were offered:
That $3.50 be appropriated for the pus-
chase of rubber hose for use of engine
house; that $3.50 be appropriated for the
use of streets for the month of May; that
$3.50 be appropriated for Smelling Wash
ington and Clay streets; referred to the
street committee; that $4,000 or so much
as may be necessary, be appropriated
to curb Washington street near the rail-
road crossing
Mr.. w. Hallam Claude laid before the
Board petition from the Edison Elec-
trio Light Company for franchise OF
the streets Of Annapolis for a period of
from 90 to IS years for an electric rail-
way. Referred to committee on streets
The following bills were recommend
ed by the finance committee and passed;
robn Iohnson . $1400
Joseph Jewell. ..-...- -. ~
Annapolis Electric Light Co.. 2Sl.6S
On motion of Alderman Wells, the
Board adjourned at 10 o'clock to meet