Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-20

eet. His reason for asking for license is
use he is a cripple.
ire Magee-Have you familyf
-ant-Yes; two.
NMagee-Two wives?
NO: two children; one wife
elsh now has saloon and restaur-
Penn avenue He was the last man
tn ward.
the Eleventh Ward.
George Bolland was the first man to come up
from the Eleventh ward. He wants a license
for No. 20 Center avenue, where he now lives.
George Gotthard now has a wholesale license,
but applies for retail at 4S9 Fifth avenue.
Judge White-You sold good deal of beer
that was drunk on the premisesf
Applicant-Yes sir.
Judge White-Did you have a back room for
the purpose?
Applicant-Nos sir. 1t was drunk in the front
room.
Judge White-Were you ever prosecuted?
Applicant-A notice was left for me to go
down to see Gripp, but he said he didn't want
me.
mony you have been violating the law all the
time. Il is wonder you we're not prosecuted
They had the dead wood on you.
Attorney Boyd-Mr. Gorthard intends to open
a restaurant whether he gets license or not.
Judge White-rll say this much:i don't
think Mr.. GOt;hard is any worse than the
average wholesaler. l like his honesty and
would like to give him license II he applies
am on the bench shall grant 1t to him.
Thinks 1t an Arrangement
Samuel Ii. Gibson and Peter D. Nagel would
like to 60 into partnership at 559 Wylie avenue,
where the former now keeps a saloon and res
taurant and Nagel is employed. Nagel owns
the property.
Judge White-It is very evident that there
was an arrangement between you the past year.
Gison-That is unfair to me, if Your Honor
please
Addrew Groetsch wants to open at S22 Wylie
avenue, just opposite school house. he has
George R. Hoff proposes to open up saloon
at 81 Roberts street. provided that he gets
license.
It is Frederick Ke1fer's opinion that 2Sl Gen.
ter avenue would be a good place to open up
saloon. He was refused three years In success
sion.
John Kalb is brand new applicant for
license at 46l Fifth avenue. 1t is now a whole
sale house and Kalb works there.
Judge White-There was more or less drink
ing on the premises?
Applicant-Not very much.
Judge White-He sold by the jug Or bucketf
Applicant-Very little.
Henry J. Link has license now at the corner
of Seneca and Forbes streets. This year he
w. H. Boyd as a saloon. He got along SWIM
mingly.
He Takes Turn About.
Paul Lochner tried for retail in 1889 and for
a wholesale in 1890, and was refused both times.
He now applies for 4 retail license at the same
old place, 3S2 Webster avenue.
John ID. McCollOm was refused in 1890, but
comes up again for the same place, 3l7 Center
avenue.
Michael A. OBrien thinks there is room for 4
restaurant at 27S Webster avenue where he
now keeps notion and cigar store.
Thomas b. Rysie who entered an application
for 2S7 Wylie avenue. is dead.
Philip Rau's ambition is located at 562 Wylie
avenue. He has been refused several times.
Mr.. Christy offered remonstrance against this
place signed by q different property holders in
the ward. 1t is charged that the place is
within 200 feet of church. and that in May,
1890. he was fined SIS and costs for illegal liquor
selling
Judge white-were you prosecuteds
Applicant paid the fine, but hadn't any
trial Just went and paid it
Judge Whitehall the next
John and Nicholas Schmidt are after H.
cense at The corner of Center avenue and
Roberts street. John was in Barney Levy's
Wholesale house the past year.
Judge White-Get into some good business
this year and come back and see US next year.
The Different Kinds of Oats.
Barnet Turets is tiIler OF Shaler township
soil, but wants to prepare wild oats to be sown
at 27l Wylie avenue
John Unger's saloon is located at Webster
avenue and Devilliers street. and he don't care
to give it up.
Joseph Unger has saloon at 100 Dinwiddie
street, and as 1t has been very successful he
Charles H Woods. No. 4S7 Fifth avenue. was
the last man of the day. He is one Of the new
applicants who wants to open q frst-cl' IS
restaurant and saloon. He is now on the fire
department, but wants a license.
To-day the Twelfth and Thirteenth wards and
a part of the Fourteenth ward will be taken up.
About 10 cases will probably be disposed of.