The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
PROTESTS PLENTY.
Even Hackmen and
Junk Dealers Have
Their Opponents.
LOTS OF LICENSES.
They Are For Everything
Including Five-legged
Calf Exhibit.

The license board held another long
session yesterday and granted a big
batch of licenses of various sorts. The
protest of Mrs. E. S. Tanner against
the granting of hack drivers license
to Patrick ]. Downey was considered
with the result that the board will
grant hearing on the matter May 49,
Mrs. Tanner protests against "P. j.
Downing in her formal protest, while
the name under which the hackman ap-
plies for license is "P. Downey."
Another protest that will be given
consideration is that of Mrs. Annie
Wright who, through her counsel,
Sullivan & OConnell objects to the
board granting a job wagon license to
w. G. and G. H. Burroughs. Mrs.
Wright claims she can give good and
sufficient reasons why this license
should not be granted and the board
voted to give a hearing in this case
May IL.
Another somewhat unusual petition
considered was that of Georgia c.
Douglas, who wishes to exhibit a liv-
ing five-legged calf, at 1873 Front street
The petition was granted.
The following petitions were granted:
To deal in junk, M. & B. Cotton, 45
Grafton street; Union Iron & Metal Co.,
rear of 81 Hermon street; Isenberg Iron
& Metal Co., Harrison street.
To deal in second hand clothes, ia
cob Rosenthal, IL Spring street.
PaWnbroker, Worcester Loan COM
pany, 1898 Main street.
Auctioneer J. G. Folsom, Main street
Intelligence offices, Albert F. Blod-
gett, 2SS Main street; Florence e. Hem
enwaX411 Main street; Mrs NJ. c. Null
vey, II Maple street.
To use streets for building purposes,
Il. F. Mclean, a part of Bartlett and
Franklin streets; Charles F. Stevens,
to reset curb on Main street; Edwin w.
Bond, togearry on a gypsy camp at 2SO
Main street; J. c. Davy, to conduct
theatrical entertainment at 100 Front
street; Albert F. Could for wooden
addition to the house At Water street;
a slaughter house license to the White
Pevey & Dexter Co.
Pool rooms: A. J. Smith, 99-101 Green
street. Patrick C, Ntzhugh, Millbury
street; Frederick w. Trowbridge, Lin
coin House; Joseph E. Jacques Bruins
wick HOTEL Archie S. Benoit, 245 Grant
street; w M. Sevey & Co, 149 Main
street; Patrick j. Sullivan, go Lamar
tine street; E. E. Frost, 109 Main
street
Hacks: !. D. Baker, John Donovan,
Thomas ]. McGrath William w. Hol-
ton. Michael Healy, George Casavant,
William G. Norton, Thomas ]. Louder,
Thomas Sexton, d. Belanger, Fred L..
Jones, John McAleer, Lucius C. Hol-
ton, Clifford w. Hildreth, p. w. En-
erson, Alfred ]. Casavant William E.
Jones, Harry E. Jones, Daniel c. Col
Inns, Patrick Feeney, J. HapgoOd, Fred
M. Rawson. William L. Sweet John j.
Sexton.
To gather junk and old rags: Louis
Hainhing, j. F. Mantas, Harris Segel,
Louis Cramer, George H. Livingston,
francesca Sandoro, Samuel Cohen, Sol
ONION Yoff, Peter Colt, S. Musloyekey,
Max Whitner, Jacob PodavWitz, J. Lip
shitz, B. Kumins, Charles Goldstein,
Joseph De Luca, Max Cutson, Isaac
Cutson, Solomon Lewis. NJ Margoles.
Job wagons: M. Isenberg, William
Bouley Max Cotton, S. w. Howe, e.
L. Danforth Reuben Kincaid, ]. NJ.
Robinson, J. B. Shleyer, George w.
Woodcock, Dennis OHara, ]. 0. Wide
man, e. w. Stone, Andrew Jackson,
louis Morell, Joseph Castle, c. H. Ar
mold, ]. H. Fenner, W. c. Errell, Geo.
Davis, James Leigh, F. L. German,
Charles Johnson, Louis Aubuchon, Da-
vid Baker, James G. Buckley, C. w.
Habbard, James Knight, P. T. Law
Ter, James Monaghan, Ambrose c.
Wheeler, Michael Twohey, j. H. Riv-
ers, w. W. Davidson, H. w. Childs C.
w. Hunt,t S. w. circuit, J. B. Monroe,
James p! Brennan, c. H. Frost, Her
man Christensen, John Mcdonnell,
John JaMonahan, John Murphy ]. o.
Nickerson, Thomas F. Power, w. NJ.
Robinson, c. w. Wheeler George 7.
Lindsay, F. w. Lewis, ]. Rowland, E.
M. Hammond Daniel Carney Martin
Well, William Jernberg, James Han
ley, Fred E. Young, J. p. Young, Nor
ris Curran, Obscene HameL William
Walsh, Thomas Sexton, G. A. Jones'
John Odlum, Donald Hall, D. Berlang-
er, j. P. Jamache, NJ. J. Halpin, c. S.
Leonard, F. E. Arnold, Levi Warren,
7 c. Wallace, J. A. Van Buskirk, George
r. Thatcher, Alonzo Smith, Frank
Rainville, D. P. Perkins, Elmer Park
err C. F. Henry, John Dohie, Michael
Buckley G. X Adams, c. A. Burrill,
d. A. Ballard, Thomas Ferrigan, Nils
ASvenson.
Leave to withdraw was reported on
e petitions of z. A. Hubley to store
Id sort old rags and buy junk, at 1O7
asst Central street and 10 Bracket
ourt. Ike Yoff, to gather junk Ed
ward Clioquet, to gather junk; James
0unleavy, to move a building from
4Gold to Sigel street.