The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-20
SIXTY new Licenses
About That Number Granted by The Court for
The Present Year.
PERSONS that were REFUSED
Among the New Applicants in the
Thirteenth Ward James Kelly Was
the Fortunate One William Deck
elnck Receives a License for His
New Hotel-Rehearing Refused in
the Case Of D. F. KearneY.

There was large attendance In
court yesterday morning. when Judges
Archibald and Edwards went on the
bench to announce the names OF those
to whom they had decided to giant
liquor licenses for the fiscal year 1894
1t was very much interested audi
ence. nearly every one present having
u personal reason for apprsciating ths
action of the court
OF course there were many disap-
pointed and not few surprised per
sons when tho action OF the judges WAS
made known. This year there wers
over 1870 new applicants, about half OF
whom were refused. All OF the old
houses that made application ware re-
licensed. In tho Thirteenth ward Cap
tain John Horn WAS given neTlnissiOn
to continue In the hotel business and
James Kelly was granted Il license for
now hotel on Won StOrca avenue. f.
q. Rarrick's wholesals liconse was also
refused.
A license was granted to Wilhtm
DeckelnicT for his new hotel on South
Main avenue in the Fifth ward II
Lackawanna, Foil and Old Forge
townships and Winton borough mauy
new houses were licensed.
THOSE WHO WERE REFUSED.
The applicants to whoml tho court
refused to grant new liceses are:
Archbald-First ward, Anthony Roth,
Andrew Bushko, Joseph Pokalka; Third
ward, H. b. Brecksyeiu.
BIakely-A. K. Dunlop, Aaron Lloyd,
David r. Jenkins
Carbondale Township Michael j,
Ruddy.
Carbondale City-FIrst ward, Caesar
Mnggoe, Anthony Corri, Juseyu Aiello.
Dickson City-FranE Brodowski, George
kolata. Joseph k'ott., Joseph POlisky,
John Burke, z. ii. Gallagher john L1bJt-
sky John Manorklc, George n. Richards
and others, Patrick Long.
Duumore-JOhni Gibbons, John Powell
John Sammon, p. j. Dougherty, Dominico
Vucano, Grady and Bolend George Pfahl-
er, Michael Finnerty, George w. Hall NJ
| l.. Langan.
Fell Township Krotky, John
| Busack, Phillip GogotE, Joseph Kallapilo,
Matilda Ham, John Leary, ). T. ONelll
William O'Keefe, Thoma, Aowerder, Mary
Donohue
Jermyn Borough-SIichael Cooch
Lackawanna-S. p. Bellas. HOpkin l..
! Williams.
Mnyfeld-Georse Jub7usk.
Ola Forge Frank c. Wood, Kramer
| Drablnd, Clarence ID. snyder, john Kry-
sta, p f. Durkin, Frank Paterson John
| Saunders, Emilio Sardonelli Joseph Jo-
sephowitz. Angelo Cllsnta, Michael Rossi.
Olyphant - Patrick Mackeral, Edward
| Tiusley, George Sinawa Million Basilica.
& ScIanton- ward. Thomas Harring-
ton, NJ. and j. j. Gilbpy, John K. Jones;
Second ward, Patrick H. Golden, John Lu.
! ken and Burke x Shea; Fourth ward
| William B. Stevens, John DAVIS; Sixth
ward, John p Mahou: Thirteenth ward
| d. F. Kearney, Robert Be9be; Fourteenth
ward, Patrick j. Murphy, Mrs. T. Jones;
Fifteenth ward. Dennis Kelly; Eighteenth
ward, Patrick Rash, Patrick Golden; Nine
teenth ward, Joseph Spitzer; Twentieth
ward, Matthias Bugno.
Winton-Henry Splitter, Joseph Masle-
var, Hugh Murray, Joseph konieczny,
Peter Mosleyar, John Olotry, John E.
Walsh, Annie Bucgo.
ASKED FOR \ REHEARIYG.
Attorney r. II. Holgate ask ID for a
rehearing in the case of d. L. k4arney
OF the Thirteenth ward, but the court
refused it. L. decided, howsver, to al
low rehsaring on Saturday in the
case Of G;lboy Bros of the First ward
on the application of Attorney Il P.
Hoban. Tho plac, for which they ask
ed for a license is an old house but
there is a dispute about the leass and
the license was granted to Mark j.
Moran. Gilboy Bros. say they hold
the lease for tho premises and the
court will giva them an opportunity Of
proving the assertion
County Treasurer Powell received
So $50 from liquor licenses taken yes
terdsy, The first person to take out a
license was Charles H. Gaul, of Lacka.
wanna township, Nothing but cash or
certified checks will be- received in
payment for licensed Thsy must bt
taken out before April /,