Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-03-30
License Court.

uors were heard by Friday at p. m e1'
cepting that Of Thompson d Brown OF II
Lowry House, Butler, which was hel'
over till next morning. Saturday morning
Col. Thompson for the applicants, object
ed to the exception filed By A. J. Hntehi
son on the ground that he did not specif.
that he was a citizen of the I'd ward, Il
quash the exceptions, which was refused
He then plead surprise, and asked 70
specifications, under the Rules Of Court, ant
this was granted, and the case was hel'
over till Monday, April 9th at a. m.
The majority Of the applications were re
fused, for the reasons set forth on tht
docket entries and, in one or two casei
without any reason being given.
DOCKET ENTRIES.
Simeon Nixon, Butler, tavern license
March %, 1894. Case withdrawn BY the
applicant.
Frank Clark, Butler, tavern, March %,
1894. Case called and the petition being
defective the license is refused. Excep-
tions sealed on request of applicant.
I
called and heard, bond not approved and
| license refused.
i Herman Lebold, Butler, tavern. Case
called and heard, and it appearing that the
applicant has frequently during the last
year violated the liquor laws of this Com
monwealth By selling and furnishing in
toxicating liquors to minors and men OF
lnremperate habits. therefore the license Is
| refused.
J. Harry Faubel, Butler, tavern. Bond
not approved and license refused. tx cep-
tiOns sealed.
Geo W. Campbell. Butler, tavern. Bond
not approved and license refused.
| Calvin r. Smith, Butler, wholesale. Ap-
plicaiion Withdrawn.
Jno. Moo smith, Butler, wholesale. Ap-
w. j. McCaferty, Butler, wholesale.
License refused.
jacob Reiber, Butler, Wholesale. Lii
cense refused.
Joseph Smith, Butler, wholesale. Ap-
plication Withdrawn.
Chess Stoner, Butler, tavern. Case
| Withdrawn by the applicant.
Chris. Hensberger, Butler, restaurant
Refused.
Lewis N. Ziegler, Harmony, tavern,
March %, 1894. Case heard and license
refused. (No reasons was given by Judge
Greer for refusing this license, excepting
that be thought four hotels for Harmony
and Zeiienopls were too many
Samuel Beam, Harmony, tavern, March
%, 1904. Case called, heard and bond sp-
proved and license granted.
Jacob Enslen, Harmony, Wholesale.
Case withdrawn by the appliannt.
VIM. II. JellisOD, Petrolia, tavern, March
81, 1894 Case called; same day bond ap-
proved and license granted.
r. s. G. Campbell g. J. S. Byers, Pc
troiia, tavern. Case called and heard, and
it appearing to the Court from the testimo-
ny Of the applicants that their hotel is but
little patronized and accommodates but
few persons, the license is deemed unnec-
essary and refused.
Henry q. Keasy, Winfield twp, tavern.
Application Withdrawn.
Frederick Piabe, 6axonburg, tavern,
March %. Case called and heard, and 1t
appearing 10 the court that the applicant
has violated the Act of Assembly regard
ing the sale Of liquors frequently during
the last year by selling and furnishing in
toxIcsting liquor ~ minors and men OF IN
temperate habits, therefore his license IL
refused.
Christian J.. Raabe, Jr., Saxonburg,
tavern, March %. Case called and heard,
and it appearing to the Court that the ap-
plicant has violated the Acts Of Assembly
regarding the sale Of liquor frequently dur
ing the last year by selling and furnishing
intoxicating liquors 10 minors and men of
intemperate habits. therefore license re-
fused
John DolEn, Millerstown, tavern, March
"a, 1894. Bond approved and license
granted.
p,xt.-.;,, uo-c,.~ M;Ilar.toun tavern
March "a. Bond approved and license
granted.
Agustus and Adolphus Hoch. Millers-
town, tavern. Bond approved and license
granted
Jacob G. Hyle, Evansburg. tavern. March
81, 1894. Case called and heard and it be-
ing shown 10 the Court that the applicant
has frequently violated the liquor law dur
ing the last year. this license Ia refused.
Charles Miller, Evansbulg. tavern.
Petition being defective, the application is
refused
Charles stokey, zelienople, tavern, March
%. 1894 Case called and heard and bond
approved and license granted.
Henry w. 5tokey, ZelicDople, tavern,
March %. 1894 Bond approved and IL
cense granted.
George s. shl. Zelienople,, Wholesale,
March 22 1894 Case called aud heard,
and a remOnstrance largely in excess OF
petition being offered. and the Court be-
lisving the same is not necessary, the IL
cense Ia refused.
David Stewart, Renfrew, tavern. 1t not
appearing TO the Court that this license is
necessary. II is refused.
Simon Frankie. Millerstown, Wholesale.
IL not appearing 10 the Court that the IL
cense Is necessary, II Is refused.
ID. Al. Carol, Knrns City, tavern. Peti-
tion not In accordance with tie require
ment Of the Act Of the Assembly the same
Is refused.
George II. Millinger and John Il. Husel
ton. Wholesale, Butler, March 22, 1894.
Case called aud heard, same day, license
refused.
A novel feature Of this License Court was
that the attorneys for the creditors Of some
Of the applicants for license sat in Court
with Judgments ready TO enter, and execu
tions ready to file against the applicants
should license he refused them, and as soon
as they were refused. they visited the
Prothonotary's Office and entered the fol-
lowing Judgments:
Against q. W. Campbell as follows: BY
J. II Reese $500 plus 5000, by Mrs. Mat
tie Refining s3l. 500; by John d. Brown,
a, 900, by Wm Haslage d Son $117.70
plus sIl7.79, by Fitch u Mcconnell 81, 100,
by A. d II. Reibrr s400. by Fitch d Nc
Conneli 5000.
Against J. II. Fanbel-By McCaGerty& d
McCrea. for use $500, by jacob Boos 5000,
by McCaffcrty a. McCres $500. by w. II
Grove $l4s. by McCad.rty d. McCrea 5000.
by Libbie A. Fitzpatrick $4,000, by VIM.
Friday s2, 500. by WIN. J. Friday, in
trust "a ,568; by T.. Grieb, Tor use, 5000 plus
900; ny Butler savings Bank Tor use $3.50;
| by Geo II Bennet d Bros 200
| Against Herman Licboid-By Mary
Hebold s2,750, by William J. Friday
$l5, 900.
| EXECUTIONS.
On Friday executions were issued Va J.
II Faubel for $500 plus 1925 plus $500 plus
$14S plus $4,000 Plus s2. 500 plus "a. .56S plus
500 plus 800 plus $50 plus 1882.
Against q. W. Campb-ll tor $500 plus
500 plus SOL 500 plus $4,000 plus s400.
Against Alex Williams by /. g. Smith
| for a 800.
Against Herman Liebold for s2.750 plus
SIS, 900.
Three tavern licenses were granted In
MilIerstowD, two In Zelienople, one In
Harmony and one In Petrolia.
II seemed to US that Judge Greer was
consistent In bis rulings, excepting In the
case Of Lewis Zicgler OF Harmony, who
keeps one Of the best hotels In the county.
Ritter says that one license was granted
Il far IL Etp nd