The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-18
LIST OF Those refused
Judges of the Court Make War on Ap-
plicatiOns for New Houses.
DANCE HALLS ARE NOT WANTED
John NJ. Casey Refused on Account of q
Dancing Hall at His PIace-John Ma.
jernyik: Must Get Rid OF His
Dancing Platform.

DuuSiub Fiutioi".
Saturday morning in court was
handed down the liquor licenses that
had been granted, and also list of the
applications that had been refused.
The total number granted Is 532; and
several We're under advisement because
the papers were not properly drawn up.
The number refused is 1874
Judge Archibald remarked that he
was not in favor of renewing the license
of John Horn in the Thirteenth ward.
1T was plainly proven" Judge Arch
bald said, that Horn sold liquor to min
orA and the license was granted to him
without my consent" All new appli-
cations in the Thirteenth ward were
tercsed Judge Archibald, in speaking
about the refusal of Deckelnicks IL
cense, gave out the information that
the court was unanimous with regard
TO prohibiting him from selling liquor
The evidence was strongly against
Deckelnick that liquor was sold on
election day, and the court held it was
no excuse that Mrs. Deckelnick was the
one who made the sale.
John NJ Casey, proprietor of the st.
Nicholas hotel, on lower Lackawanna
provide sufficient hotel accommoda-
tions last year. Mr.. Casey admitted
before the court that the space that
should have been set apart for lodging
and dining quarters, was occupied as
dance hall, but he said the fault for this
was that of the man who owned the
building. This year, howere, he prom
ised to remedy the matter.
William j. Robb, of Lackawanna ave-
nue., whom many suspected from the
speech of Judge Gunster, would be re-
fused, was granted a license, but he
will be required to improve the tone of
his establishment.
Dancers VIII Have to Go.
John Majernyik, who has conducted
hotel near the Dodgetown bridge, was
granted a license with the qualification
that dancing as it has been carried on
in his place must be stopped or his
license will be revoked. The applica-
tion of Patrick Corcoran, of Cedar ave-
nue., in the Twentieth ward, was
granted but 1t was against the wishes
of Judge Archibald.
There Vere scarcely any licenses
granted to applicants for new houses,
and many who have had licenses were
refused on the ground that the law was
violated by them last year. 1t was
banner term of license court for re-
monstrances, and the cognlzance taken
by the court shows that the complaints
were needed. The experience of the
I t., h., ,i, laH a
good deal to do with the refusing of
many applications.
List OF Those who Were Refused.
The names of those applicants who
We're refused licenses are as follows:
| Archbald-Davld Howells, Mateus Buch-
| ko, Edward Steckecwik, Solomon Middle
man, Michael Finn, George Perry, George
Remenitzka, Joseph Gray.
| Blakely-A. NJ. Robinson and Charles
/ Allen.
Carbondale townshlp-Patrick ]. Toolan.
Carbondale city-Patrick f. Mofiitt
| Thomas j. Brennan, James Brennan
Thomas A. Walsh, c. f.. Avery.
Dickson - Joseph SankiewcZ, u. H.
! Gallagher Matthias Ambrazias, John Roth
II. ]. Hermans, J. j. Blhimer, Andrew r.
/ Harvann, George Feigo, Andrew Sella-
whiski, Abram Chopia, Christian Hoef-
| fling.
Dunmore - John Paul, Joseph Rosa
! Thomas Hope, Domenico Nicarro, An
| gelo Mecca, Liberato L!beratore, X. =.
Kreinberg. John McAndrew, L. Melody, L.
j. Lynott.
Fell-John d. Kennedy. Philip Gogots
j. White, j. j. Coughlon, w. J. Dunn, NJ
German, Thomas Hownan,, j. II. Canaan,
| S. Beresch. c. J..Healey. John Banquo.
| Jermyn-Lewis PiZer.
Lackawanna township-Patrick Durkin,
Michael Phlbin, John j. Coyne.
Mayfield-Micheal Kaffo.
Old Forge-John Lisewski Angelo Ci-
lenta, y. j. Conway, Thomas Noyle. Fran
cesco Greco, Vitalinao Reimino, Z. +. Dur
kin. Isaac Melina, Simon Cohen, John
Plrko. John SOrck. Agnes Peterson
Henry Johnson, William Herbert, Luigi
| Siriano.
Olyphant-Joseph Kelly, George Senova
Andrew Homolko. Milljan Bosyliga.
In Scranton Wards.
First ward-D. w. Thomas, p. II. Col
den, Thomas Harris. John Waulkenshaw
John Layborne.
Second ward-E. j. Burke. John +. TIM
lin, Herman Hagen, George $. Brock.
Fifth ward-Willlam Deckelnick. Robert
Alexander withdrawn; Louis Schoen.
James T. 'Kearney.
| Eighth ward-John NJ. Casey.
Tenth ward-James II. He'll.
Thirteenth ward-Michael McAndrew,
Martin Bird. q. J. Nichols, Frank Smith.
Fourteenth ward-Patrick Murphy.
Sixteenth ward-Michael J. O'Hara.
Eighteenth ward-Willam Weissberg.
Nineteenth ward-J. splitter
Taylor-Frank Mlmarch. Lewis VI.
Reese. William ID. Phillips,
Throop-Lewis Jifklns, William Burke,
James Eagen, Patrick Hammond, George
Thatcher.
Winton--John McCloskey, John Il. KEEL
ly, John Halsko, Patrick $. Walsh, John
Krytska, Henry Splitter, Steff Milo, An
nie Bucko. John T. Bell, Andrew Polinky.
Almost before the ink wherewlth the
signatures of the court was written
was dry, John Surber, of Old Forge. APP
peared I'm the treasurer's Office and
was the first to take out his license.
John Sommers, of Olyphant, was the
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