Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1892-12-08
TIE SALOON WON'T OPEN.
The Supreme Court Auocks Out
The License commission
for u Time.


The License commission
for ~ Time.
Not until after February will Vine
land have an open saloon, and only
then if the Supreme Court decides
against the temperance people of the
Borough.
The License Commission granted
the license to the applicants, Stetson
y Jones, and these gentlemen were
ready to begin business, but the tenn
perance folks and the courts have
taken a hand, and temporarily Vine
land will be dry.
Stetson s. Jones have been arrested,
they appearing in Vineland Saturday,
and surrenderihg themselves to Justice
Lord, who had issued warrant
against them charging perjury.
Each waved q hearing and bail in
the sum of $400 was required of them,
8. Irwin Middleton, the wholesale
liquor dealer becoming bondsman. 1t
is claimed that able counsel in this
city has been secured to look after the
interests Of the two men.
What temporarily at least. prevents
the saloon doors from being opened in
Vineland, is writ of certiorari re-
ceived from the Supreme Court on
Saturday, and until the legal points in
volved are untangled, will remain in
force. A copy of the document of the
Supreme Court is as follows:
NEW JERSEY, SS.
The State of New Jersey to
George III. Jones and Harry
Stetser, or to whom it may
concern, GREETING:
Whereas a writ of Certiorari issuing
out of the Supreme Court of this State
directed to the County Board of
License Commissioners in and for the
County of Cumberland, State of New
Jersey, and George H. Jones and
Harry Stetser has been this day al
lowed, for the purposesof reviewing a
certain judgement or decision how
ever the same may be called, of the
said County Board of License Commis-
sioners, which said judgement or de-
cision however the same may be called,
of the said County Board of License
Commissioners, which said judgement
or decision was therein particularly
mentioned, and, moreover, of certain
license granted by the said Board
thereby, which license was also there
in particularly mentioned; it is On this
I'd day of December A. D. 1899 on mo-
tion OF Charles K. Lands, Jr.. Attor-
ney Of the Relator ORDERED. that
the said George ii. Jones and Harry
Stetser, and all or any other person or
persons whatever, do absolutely desist
and refrain from selling any spirituous,
vinous, or malt liquors under and by
virtue or said pretended license SO
granted as aforesaid at any and all
time or from doing any other act or
thing under color of the said license
until the hearing and determination
of said writ of Certiorari aforesaid and
and the further order of this court
And it is further ordered that ser
vice upon the said George II. Jones or
upon the said Harry Stetser, or upon
any person acting as their agenJ or
employee in or about the selling of
liquors under said license. of an un-
certified copy of this order shall be
deemed and taken to be sufficient ser
vice.
Witness Mercer Beasley, Esq, Chief
Justice of our Supreme Court at Tren-
ton on this End day of December, A..
u. 1892.
BENZ. F. LEE, Clerk.
sCHAs. K. Lands, JR., Atty.
It is claimed that the case will not
come up until February, and until
then the Injunction will stand.
It is claimed that the temperance
people will employ able counsel and
pursue most active and thorough
fight against the Commission.