The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-01-09

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Laughlin attended to the Grand Jury while
Mr.. Bechtel busted himself about the two
courts Nos and when Judges Bechtel and
Green sat trying cases, or in the office with
Mr.. Ryan attending to cases which were
settled or needed other supervision. Mr..
Rryan tried few cases, getting his hand in
very nicely, but Ex-Dstrct Attorney Koch
seemed to be busiest Of all in court, as most
cases tried were old ones originating in his
term.
Harry Cleaver, formerly of Ashland, was
convicted of rape on oath Of Phoebe Miles, of
the same place The child is only 13 years
old and Cleaver win doubtless get a severe
sentence, He is out on 1,5OO bail pending a
motion for a new trial.
Attorney Hollopeter, acting for the
League Tor the enforcement of the license
laws of Schuylkill county," has demonstrated
against the following cases in the First ward
in Shenandoah;
d. J, Creeden, for retail license. The
re, rls given are that the house is not a suit.
a, for the purpose; that the court
haA .sed to license it before, aud that it is
not public necessity,
Karol Wajesulis, retail In addition to the
above reason the remonstrance is that the ap-
plicant is not proper person to be entrusted
with the privileges.
John Conry, retail The reasons assigned
are " the house." applied for, may be in the
First ward, but cannot be found in said ward
as described in the petition, viz. East side Of
South Main street. " and that it is void for
want of proper advertisement, Perhaps
Conry expects to put house there if he gets
license.
P. J. Gaughan, retail For the reasons
that the house is not suitable, that it is close
to a dozen other licensed houses, and is not a
necessity.
Rose Bradley. retail. demonstrated against
because: 1st, not public necessity, and, 2nd,
the applicant is not a suitable person to have
a license
Mary Lipsett applies for retail license in
the Second ward. Objected to because the
house is not suitable and is also not public
necessity.
Leo Long applies for a retail license in the
Third ward and the attorney files these OBJ
jections: 1t is really a "new stand" while
marked an "old stand" If new stand"
there is no necessity for it, If intended for
Charles d. Kaier's property, now occupied by
John Kaudlska, it would be a double appli-
cation, as Kaudsl1a has also applied
James Tobin, in the same ward, wants to
retail liquors and the reasons filed against
him are three: 1st, the house is alleged to
belong to Mrs. Bridget Delaney, and is said
to be situated on northeast corner of Jardin
and Coal streets and an old stand neither Of
which statements are true and the application
is void for want of proper advertisement,
2nd, if intended for Mrs Delaneys property
on the southwest corner of Jardin and Coal
Streets it would be double application, as
William Bobbin has filed an application for
that place. Sd, further objections will be
filed at hearing.
James NJ Dougherty applies for a retail
license in the 9th ward. 1t is objected lst,
that the record does not disclose whether it is
an old or new stand and 2d, if for new
stand, it is not a public necessity.
Anthony 1abak applies for "a retail license
in the 9TH ward and the remoustrator states
that the applicant has violated the law dur
ing the past year openly and knowingly by
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is an old stand.
Mr.. Holopeter excepts to Peter Mackius
license in Kline township, and states three
reasons: 1st, The re-licensing is not a public /
necessity I'd, the applicant is not proper
person and 3d, Mackiu has violated the law
the past year. openly, &c.
The same attorney also excepts to p. J. |
5weeneys license in Kline township for same !
reasons.
S II. Kaercher, ESQ., attorney has filed re- |
against Patrick Curlin and Neil |
ODonneI "old stand" places, and Hugh Nc
Grady, new stand, all Of Kline township |
and gives as a reason that neither is public |
John R. Coyle, Esq, attorney, filed re-
against John Nelson's license in 1
Ryan township for the reasons that 1st the 4
applicant has been notified to leave the house I
'n January 3lst, 1898, and will have no place: |
md 2d, B. j, Yost, Of Shenandoah, has ap- /
olsed for license for the same premises.
Father P. c. McEuroe, of Mahanoy City |
las written to Clerk Toole, protesting to the I
licensing of John Lynch, of the Second ward |
If that place, and owen Hughes of the First |
ward. His reasons are "Lynch's place is |
across from our church, about 70 feet, and /