The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-05
many PROTESTS FILED
Applications for Liquor Licenses That
Will Be Opposed.
REASONS THAT ARE SET FORTH
Citizens Of the Thirtcenth Ward Believe
That They Can Do without the Sale
OF Liquor Up Therc-Scrious
Charges Against Bell.

portion of the city; that 1t Is built up
Of suburban homes and that the drink
ing places are not necessary for the
accommodation of the travelling public.
A bulky petition demonstrating
against the application of Michael Nc
for a bottler's license at Won
filed. Rev. p. J. McManus and Rev.
]. l. Dunn head the list of signers. w.
w. Lathrope is attorney.
The application of Francis G. Rarrick
fora wholesale liquor license at Glen
street and Sanderson avenue is pro-
tested against for the above reasons,
and the remonstrance is signed by sub
stantially the same citizens.
The petition of John Horn for retail
liquor license for hotel at 1886 Dickson
avenue is opposed by the same persons,
and also by another set of petitioners.
Others applying for licenses in the
ward against whom remon-
strances have been filed are: Frank
Smith for a retail liquor license for a
hotel at 6l5 Green Ridge street; James
]. Kelley, for a retail liquor license for a
hotel at 1907 Won Storch avenue; q. j..
Nichols for restaurant license at 1880
Albright avenue; Martin Bird, for a
hotel license at 1872 and 1874 North
avenue.
Big Kick Against Edwards.
The application of John E. Edwards
for a bottlers license at III Lafayette
street in the Fourth ward is opposed
by almost every resident of the ward
The petition of Common Councilman p.
II. Golden, of the First ward. for a
restaurant license at los West Market
street is opposed on the ground that
his place is not necessary and there are
already too many licensed places in the
First ward. Charles II. Welles is the
attorney.
A long list of signers' names is at
tached TO the remonstrance against the
granting of a hotel license to +. j.
Burke at Sanderson avenue and East
Market street in the Second ward.
other objections it is alleged
that the granting of license at this
point will be injurious to the welfare
Of the citizens of the Second ward; that
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within a short distance of the place.
A remonstrance has seen filed by At
torney w. ]. Tracy for thirteen citizens
Of the Tenth ward against the granting
of a retail license to Joseph Y. He'll
at 1917 Olive street. A remonstrance
has been filed against Joseph Tadisco's S
application for a hotel license in Old
Forge township, and against the appli-
cation of John Saunders, of the some
township, for a hotel license. II. NJ.
is attorney for the remon-
strants, and the customary reasons are
filed. Each paper is signed by twenty
eight citizens.
Attorney NJ. w. Lowry, representing
citizens of Fell township, has
fled remonstrances against Stephen
Beresch for hotel license at Main ave-
lue and Warren tract; against J. H.
Curran for a hotel license on Wood
street in Richmondale; against William
Dunn for retail liquor license on Main
street, in Richmondale; against Sylves-
Ter O'Neill for a hotel license in Fell
township.
Robinson Is Not Wanted.
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