Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-01
THE AGONY IS over
Ninety Seven Licenses
Are Granted.
TWENTY-THREE ARE DENIED
Among the Latter Were e. +. DON
molly and r. j. McCusker.

An important meeting Of the Board OF
License Commissioners was held last even
ing In their rooms In the Postoffice build
Ing. The session was private and proved
to be q long one. Chairman George j.
Fairbrother called to order at 4 O'Clock
and II was 1905 O'Clock this morning
when the Board adjourned. During all
that time many Of the liquor dealers wore
anxious looks and the suspense was only
increased when some of the dealers re-
ceived notice by mail during the evening
that their licenses had been granted.
In order to explain to those interested
how that happened, IL may be we'll to state
that Secretary Micah w. spencer mailed
q number OF notices shortly after lao
o'clock, as many as had been granted.
The dealers who had boxes received these
in the evening, and they OF course mem
toned the fact that their licesnses had
been granted. The other dealers who had
not received rotices got nervous and be-
sieged the Office OF the Board until mid
night, but without avail.
This morning the license money began
to come In and Patrick Farrell was the
nrst man to settle for the slip Of paper
that entities him to do business for the
ensuing year. The number of first class
licenses granted was fvs and the nanber
OF second class licenses granted was
ninety.seven. The number OF licenses
refused was twenty.three and they were
all second class applications. These
saloons were at once closed aud must re-
main 90 or else violate the law.
Licenses were granted to the following
Ux
Edward Smith, William II. Grimes, Pat
rick Farrell, John II. Brannaghan, 3. H.
X. Distilling Co.
Second Class.
Thomas p. Gill, Thomas Carey, John r.
Donohue, Henry Krahl, William H.
Hayes, Kasper Kern, Albert Haigh, John
Ousley, John p. Smith, Charles Jarvis,
Lewis & Curry, Robert Steele, David
Howatt, Daniel Hesiy, Matthew Lynch,
Robert A. Kendall, John Walker, William
A. Foley, Patrick Curiey, Patrick J. Hogan,
Daniel Lee, Daniel Toomey, John II. Lane,
Christopher Davenport, William Daven.
port, Patrick A. Lennon, Patrick J. Quinn,
David A. Tyrrell, Ernest Litterer, William
Dun, Bernard II. keenan,, Adelbert Parent,
George Weavili, Armidas Parent, Andrew
Coyle, William ii. Grimes, Edward n.
Cahill, James Hunt, William II. Nerr,
Higgins & Perry, Edward Moore, p. & T.
Gibiin, Joseph Osfield, Patrick +. Rock,
James McMahan, John ReardoD, William
J. Haberlin, Owen keenan,, Wilfred Frs-
geole, Gustave Ploettner, John p. Ma
honey, Terrence Bradley, Michael Collins,
Patrick e. Sullivan, Thomas II. Rock,
James z. Farrell, James j. Deerey,
Patrick j. Duffy, Noise Diette,
Michael Treanor, John j. Hogan, James
II. Flpegan, Luke Doyle, Patrick Farrell,
John Eryin, William A. Barker, Malachi
Kelley, Harry E. GiIpatrick, Henry Grim
ley, Charles McNulty, John Tyrrell, Mi
chael Fox, Frank Ulrich, John p. Cullen,
Francis A. McKenna, James w. Finn,
Northup & Coggshail, Patrick McGough,
Main street, George z. Brown, Alden w.
Sibley, Patrick Farrell, John II. Branns-
CHAN d Co., James Gregory, John RI
dolph, Frank McKenna, Patrick Mona.
CHAN, Bold Ratcliffe, James F. Collins,
John Conley, James Lavell, Henry Scan.
lin, Daniel r. Mountain, John r. Murray.
Licenses Refused.
Those refused were a. followed: Will
liam Goodwin, James Kelly, Otto ART,
John Herbert, John J. Devlin, Owen
Boylap, William McGale, Owen Rice,
Bernard J. Flanagan, Edward Healey,
John r. German, Louis z. Lanson, Pat.
rick Murray, John Sullivan, George
Brothers, George Z. Wheeler, Edward f.
Donnelly, NaEaire Croteau, Emanuel
Goodier, Arthur E. Harrington, Michael
j. Dugan, Elijah Axon, Fergus J. Nc.
Cusker.