Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
CITATIONS SERVED.
MANY PROMINENT CITIZENS SUM-
MONED TO COURT NEXT TUESDAY.
Prohibitory Law Now Reaching Out For
Owners OF Buildings where Drug
stores Are Kept Thirteen Peti-
tions Served by sheriff Reeves.

Petitions were served yesterday by Sher-
im Reeves under the direction of States
Attorney X. r.. Brown asking that certain
persons be enjoined from keeping nuns
ances until the lnjunctions can be made
permanent at the March term of court
Thirteen petitions were served by the
sheriff during the day and the remainder
will be served as soon as the parties can be
found The tenants and owners of the
property are both included In this last
working of the prohibitory law and about
40 persons come under the petitions al
ready served. Each petition first fully de-
scribes the property in question gives the
name Of the owner, the name Of the ocCu-
pant and for what purpose the place has
been operated The next paragraph reads
as follows: And the states attorney
further alleges that for n long time past
and moro especially during the past thtee
years intoxicating liquor has been and
now Is Kept by the said occupants in that
portion Of the said building 50 occupied by
them with intent to sell. furnish and give
away the same without authority, and by
reason thereof said building has become
and is a common nuisance kept in viola.
ton OF law ard ought to be abnted nnd
en- Joined by this honorable court in ac-
cordanco with the statute in such case
made and provided" Tine petition also
prays the couCt for process Of subpoena
against the owner Of the property and the
occupant commanding then, TO appear be-
fore the court of chanccty at the next
regular term thereof to he held at Bur
lineton on the first Wednesday after the
/ first Tuesday of Mach, 1900, to make am
swer to the information and complaint
and that pending the final hearing trore-
on the said parties and their agents, SER
wants tenants lessees suhtenants sub
lessees and assigns be enioined from keep
| ing and maintaining "A nuisance and that
on a final hearing the Injunction be made
perpetual. The following citation has been
served by Chancellor John w. Powell:
you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore me at the county clerks office In the
| city of Burlington. In said county. On the
2st day of November 1899, at 10 o'clock
| in the forenoon to show cause, If any you
have, why temporary injunction should
not be granted as prayed for In the fore
going bill of complaint"
/ Following is a list of the names Of the
| tenants and the properly owners upon
whom papers were served yesterday:
Willis p. Hall, druggist. l39 St. Paul
street T. A. Woodbury. and l.. 9. Grant,
executor.
Patrick H. and Teddy Collins druggists,
2o2 Main street and Smith Wright, Homer
Wright, Clayton Wright Clinton Wright.
Eugene Gosselin and Adna z. Gosselin,
druggists, Elmwood avenue and North
street and 14S North Champlain street,
and Josephine Muir.
r. J. Beaupre. druggist, corner Pearl
and North Champlaln streets and Gather
inc Bacon.
Martin Mclaughlin. druggist 80 North
avenue. and Michael Mckenzie.
George A. Churchill, druggist, IS Church
street. and Helen l.. BurCitt.
Fayette l.. Taft. druggist corner Churcn
and College streets. and Fred ". Wells.
+. Henry Parker druggist, 81 Church
street. and w. S. Vincent.
Nj
drueCists. II Church street, and Henry
Greene.
Riley b. Stearns, druggist, corner
Church and Bank streets. and f. o. Beau
Pre- and George w. Lowrey.
David McCuen. grocer, "A North street
Michael Callahan and Augustus Four
nior. and Bridget Callahan.
w. Il. Craven. Hotel Champlan, l3s and
40 Church street. and Phillipia Craven,
Alexander Miller and Charles Bouleau.
There arr also two or three moce petit
tons which have not yet beeu served ow-
ing to the absence of the people desired