Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24
LAST LICENSE LIST,
Names of the Lucky People
Who COurted Fortune and
Pleased the Court.
WET SPOTS ARE SCARCER.
They Are Eleven Short of the Num-
Der Granted Last Year.
SOME SURPRISES IN ALLEGHENY.
Spiritual Springs on the Northside Now
Only Number lis.
WET SPOTS ARE SCARCER.
SOME SURPRISES IN ALLEGHENY.
Spiritual Springs on the Northside Now
Only Number lis.
JUDGES USE THE AXE IN THE BORoUGHs

Court House yesterday when the retail
license list for Allegheny and all the
boroughs and townships was handed down
As on the other occasions big crowds had
collected there and when at 10 o'clock
Judges Collier and Slagle handed down
the list there was mad rush for the Clerk
of Courts Office. This list practically closes
up the work of License Court save for the
few hold-overs and the rehearings There
were 2S7 prizes given out yesterday, against
6o6 for the same territory the year be-
fore. Allegheny only got 11s licenses, with
possibility of two more. Last year there
were 100 drinking places on the Northside.
The complete lists show a total of 677 spir-
itual springs in the entire county. Last
year they numbered 6SS
As soon as the crowd cleared the hold
over cases in the wholesale list were taken
up. In some cases papers were just fled,
tut in the case of Pier & Dannals, Attorney
W. S. Pier argued the Courts objections as
TO q bottling license by saying that while a
bottling house was not an actual part
Of a brewing plant, the law practically
permitted them to package their product
as one clause stated no beer should be sold
In less than one dozen p1nts in bottles. The
same line of argument was used in the other
cases. 1t was stated that to have both
brewery and bottling houses together would
be in conflict with United States laws In
the case OF the Keystone Brewing Company,
J. S. Ferguson drew some fine distinctions
rs to the right of one Of the partners to have
G license elsewhere.
The comnlete list of licenses granted and
those refused in Allegheny and in the
boroughs and townships is as follows:
Allegheny City.
FIKsTwARD.
Granted-Frederick Artz and Philip Artz, 6s Fed
James N bsyinny. 81 Wesi Diamond O St Jane; ne;
N. Hays, rs ana 3s4 South Diamond ST.: Willis Z.
3 St. aenrs ssSre
ber and Charles Schreber, IS and 36 South Dia-
Retal8sd-August Brown $ and IL Federal St
John J.. Dougherty, 6s lacock ST.; William H.
at: Edward Morris. Robinson St Robert Camp
bell, s. Robinson St.
SECOND WARD.
G77nt,d-Thomas Brown, ls5 ls7 and 1so Federal
St; Patrick 5. Crawford,l and Fremont st. Louis
rysvile av.: George E. Obi. SO Irwin av.
Booth West Diamond and Ohio ST. Amos Bryner, 1iern
is Federal ST.; Henry Brunner l4s West End av
s and is srG I:yGs
Dorn, 70 Jackson ST. Sarah Henkle le5 Federal St
I32 and IS4 Taggart St.; John McGraw, corner Ir-
win and Pennsylvania avs; Charles W. Smith.
GToTted-G; z: Bsyer, 2es Ohio st. H. G. Bolster
sGTI7:,b Bum lS' 9hiT G lSs Ohio st.
I1geman. 10 East St: Joseph Geier. 60 James St;
sg SsSsd " sna 24 Mad:Sn Wsm onsaS an
Chestnut st. Joseph 1llenberger, IS East Diamond
st Charles % kus.eI 1!H I46 East st William Lang and
s Leonard sf5idsl: 3 East s.; Louis s;Sssfsr:
Is East St.. Emil wey. Q and II Middle St.
BsgS @ SegeSs Bauer 81 sO St d,
81; II j. DegntGer s. Middle st.; knthony on iio FIJI
pan Ohio ST.; Il Gottlsib faas, s. East ST. Charles
lzS Chestnut St: Fred W. Golmer 81 Ohio ST. !;
ntOp GqshOrfs Snd Nicholas Werner Isl Madison
Auchesten: northwest corner North sy and East
sS sSd 'nG III ss nd:0R 1 esr;
Pau g. East ST. Henry Roth, se5 North av. Con-
Ono sGRae asalns ohiS ST.
stehle 4s and 8 East ST.; A. I. Thornton Il Mid
de St. Fred lplmsr. S8 East St; Edward Eoiger
" Jack, l3O East st.; K. NJ. Zang, 2s1 Ohio st.
FOURTH WARD.
GrTntedaThomas Burger. I4o South Canal st.:
Bracken, ands Anderson SEA st Anton Saa Brieeei. a
5. East Diamond St; Alexander Carson I6S Ia
G 81 % 20 Msin . ST Joseph
rond; David .. Jones, a Federal ST.: William |
s.; Georse Lehner I5s Ohio St. John Lynch. his Is
Chestnut st; Adam Michel 1 and Main ST.. /;
IS ST. ?nfS Ban Ser p Massd asss
nond ST. Charles r; Q'Brien, SO and 5s sandusky |
rs OHIO St.: Peter Steurnage, 81 and 6 Chestnut
81; Kate scherer, 2lS Ohio ST.. John S. Snyder AZ
81: Margaret Sauers 81 and Sc Federal St; Sopbia
Nj SchloIter. 50 and IS Ohio st.; Charles Z. Wolf |
Chestnut ST.; William Young As South Diamond |
Robinson sts; jacob Hlnkel, 10 Chestnut ST.;
Shares h John +. Heideger, rs Federal st.;
Eiiiiard, 4s soath Diamond: George Kedaiseb a. 20
Madison av. Hugh Knox. le2 and 1874 Robinson ST.
2R . wam fHRaHsk Fyne s = ssndnsES 8 dMsEEsr 70,
Frank schilng, Hope St: John A. Siefert, go |
Templemeyer, l42 South Canal st. Joseph zener.
ls4 Ohio st.
Grunted-Joseph Blattner, cl2 Rebecca st.; John
ls5 Pennsylvania av.: NJ. j. Kelly, IS Ridge sVi:
2. 7. Kohen. $50 and I52 Beaver av. /; Bartholomew
and James Carroll rs and LIZ Rebecca ST.; John
d. Tarpy, s5 Rebeces st
Ridge sv.: Martin j. Bremen, 81 Rebecca st. j.
J. Berberick, l55 and 147 Beaver av. [: John M and
ii Rebecca ST; Reinhsrdt Hchmann, Is CHARTERS
ST r J. Lamb, Il Ridge av.; Frances Milgan.
Manhattan St; Martha W. Oliver, "a and Is Re
6ecea ST.: Johanna Pfeil 70 CHARTERS St.; Barley
beth thinner, widow, 81 Pennsylvania av.
SIXTH WARD.
0ranted-Wiiliam P. Bowman, 31s Beaver av.;
Anthony Clark 294 and :96 Beaver av; Johanna |
erle, 152 and l54 Franklin ST.: Sophia n. ieh-
bach, 249 Juniata st.. Hiram j. Hollar 81 Beaver
av.: Barbara Helzenroeder, 155 Washin gton ay.: |
Charles g. kraucher, $50 Beaver av William H |
av.; George Schafnit. 2S2 Franklin st Henry j, |
Seubert. 17s Fulton ST.: Joseph Taylor, corner |
eedgwick st. ana Allegheny av.; Frederick Venter |
los Market ST.. John z. Wince, 3s7 Beaver sv.
Rerilsed-Martin Burke, 3S4 Beaver av Adam |
Bauer 81 Beaver av. Paul Bauer, 34i Beaver ay: |
Beaver av.; Michael Crehen 3I7 Beaver av: Charles
H. Corriga 463 Beaver John Gill, 35S Beaver
Hv. Andrew IL. Gerlach, 3S3 and 3S5 Beaver ay: |
A adrew Hosper, 453 Beaver av: Toussaint Schafry |
3a6 CHARTERS St. Mary L. Schorr, l6l Juniata ST..
ohm sullivan, AS Beaver av.
SEVENTH WARD.
Granted-GeorgIna Dierker. Iol Spring Garden |
w: John Demuth, 374 Spring Garden av. An |
irew Dietrich, I8 Spring Garden av.; Nicholas |
4 n:ed. 234 Madison av. Josephine Meurer ~ |
;prinR Garden av. John Schad, I6 Spring arden |
w. Frederick Staehle, Jr.. 11 and 1s6 Spring Gar
len ay-: Paul Thomas 81 and 50 O'Hara ST.. Eliza |
,eth Wetzer. 10 Spring Garden ay. John Yoedt, |
3 and I75 Spring Garden ay.
I2efused-Gottlieb Bauman, 152 Spring Garden av.: |
! artin Kaiser. Sr.. cor. Spring Garden ay. and |
,inial ST. Frederick Weller, l5s Chestnut st.
EIGHTH WARD.
CTrdnted-F. A. Eyles, 591 Ohio st.: Richard Il. |
Iauck 735 Ohio St. Theodore Hausken, 256 River
v Henry Noll. 367 Ohio ST.; George Schad, 2sS |
I ain ST.: L. b. Schwabthaler. corner Bridge and
RsfHscd~John a Hack, 24s Main st. Michael Krepp
nd Louis Krepp, 2ls Main st.
NINTH WARD.
C7rarted-Mrs. Josephine Brown, e1o Preble av.
thomas Elwell, 19I Cass av.; Patrick Flatherty, |