The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-09

Six Hundred and Twelve Applica-
tions Granted; Thirty.one Refused
and Two Withdrawn-Pete Cerini
Gets a License-The Hub" on
Spruce Street, Is Re-licensed.
Exactly the same number OF liquor
licenses granted last year-6i2--were
granted for the present year. They
were handed down yesterday morning
by Judges Archibald and Edwards.
There were 64' applications. OF
these. two were Withdrawn and thirty
one were refused. Ona of these with
drawn was that of John ]. skelly. for
whose Bon Ton" at 12: Penn avenue,
there were two applicants. himself and
Frank Halter. The latter's applica.
tion was granted. Tho other with
drawn application was that of James
McGovern, for hotel at $40 Washing
ton avenue, against which the Young
Mems Christian association made such
a vigorous protest The list of re-
fused applications is as follows:
Scranton-John Lukan, 219 Lloyd street;
Charles Raine Boulevard avenue; Paul
Dominck, 1i2S Garfield avenue; Elmer
Chermack. 1101 North Main avenue: Max
CARMEL. 1874 Providence road; Joseph
ShOtto. West Market street; Weigart
Stern. 1907 Price street; James T. Kear-
ney, 1923 jackson street.
acknowledgements Urbauchek, First
ward; Joseuh Rudlevtch. Third ward.
Blakely-Thomas +. Lally, Second
ward.
Dickson City-John Rosh. Third ward;
Il
Dunmore-John NJ. COlman, First ward;
Leonardo Carucci. Second ward; John
c. Jones. Sixth ward.
Fell-George Lux.
Madison-Georg Yetter
Old FUrge-Anthony Chiand. Lorenzo
Semmza. Antonio Bancardi. Philip To-
lera. Vodyslawa .Sharek. Duniel T. Cot
ton. Michael Rauda, Felix Yaros.
Olyphant-F. G.. Pilger, Third ward
(Marshwood).
South Abington-Oscar S. Handrick,
Throop-John Yobs, Dunmore street;
Michael Chobey. Dunmore street.
Taylor-John J. Shea, Third ward.
REMONSTRANCES. PREVAILED.
In the list Of refused applications are
five against which remonstrances were
filed. These are Thomas F. Lallv. Of
Blakely; George Yetter, of Madison;
Charles Raine, First ward John Lu-
kan. Second ward: Oscar S. Handrick,
South Arlington, and John j. Shea,
Taylor.
I. The other six applications against
which there were remonstrances. but
which were nevertheless granted, We're:
William Kryger, Dickson City; p. j.
Regan. Dunmore; Joseph Sommers, Old
Forge; Matthew Jones and Peter Ger
in, Second ward, Scranton. Following
Is a list Of the new licenses:
Archbald-Paul whitco, Michael Baltus,
First ward; Charles +. Ready, Second
ward.
Carbondale-J C. Bell. John +. Nc
Donald. Second ward; Thomas Judge,
Christian Molter, Third ward.
Dickson City-Frank Brozdowski: Jacob
Sarrowski, Anthony Chureklenski. Sec
ond ward: Peter Munley. John koslanski.
William Kryger, Third ward.
ward; p. l.. Mcdonnell. Dominica di Do
minico. Dominick Ccyer, Second ward; (;
Patrick j. Regan. Third ward; Samuel B.
Cox. Fifth ward; Michael Manley, Sixth
ward.
Fell--George W. Hughes; John Bovage.
William l.. Jones. Dominick Ambrose.
Moosic--Robert McAuley.
Old Forge-Luigi Sirianni. Nicholas
Sangelano, Joseph Sommers, James Bell.
Olyphant-Peter Szewczyk. Third ward.
s6iranton-Brown & McMullen, First
ward; Matthew II. Jones, Peter Cerini.
bons, Mary f. O'Malley, Fifth ward;
John +. Liebig. Seventh ward; Patrick
+. Gerrghty. NJ. F. Reilly. G. Theodore
Morris. Eighth ward: Anthracite Beer
company brewery. Thirteenth ward;
Henry Spple. Fourteenth ward Joseph
j. Kline. Sixteenth ward; Henry Laub-
scher, Frank Noricki. Mary Donnelly
Nineteenth ward; Edward Melvin. Twen-
Throop-Stephen Glenske.
Taylor-Nelson Lowry. First ward !;
Rose V. Weisenfuh, Second ward.
NEW LICENSES.
Among the new licenses is one grant,
ed to G. Theodore Morris for the Hub"
on Spruce street. This license was re-
voked three years ago. Other we'll
known places about town which were
granted licenses were 1.-THE Slide"
''The Sour Pickle" 1.-The Tub o'Blood," /"
''The Red Onion" 1.-THE Bunch of Ber-
| ries" and THE Last Chance"
The application of John c. Jones, of
the Sixth ward of Dunmore, was
marked granted, but when the appli-
cant admitted to court that it was not
his intention to live on the premises
the license was refused. The applica-
lion VI i. d. lteSdIl, Ol DuHlHOFe, IOr
| hotel license, which was opposed by
Harry Depuy, on the ground that the
required number of bed rooms were
| not furnished. was refused. but res
| taurant license was issued in its stead.
George T.. Backus was the first to
] take out license. He paid the $3.50
fee to County Treasurer Kelly at 100
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Backus is the proprietor of the Backus
Club house, on Washington avenue.
| and is one Of the few liquor sellers
who have strict regard for the law.
The Speedway Club house is among
the new places granted a license.
The following shows how the drink
| ing places are divided among the diff
ferent municipalities of the county:
| Archibald %; Blakely, 6; Benton, I;
Carbondale township, I; Carbondale. "a
| Clifton, /: Dalton. |; Dickson, 3s; Dun
more, 5O Elmsurst. 3; Fell, "a Glenburn
j; Greenfield, /; Jermyn, 10; Jefferson, q
| I.ackawanna, s; Madison. l; Mayfield, IL
MoOsic, 8: Old Forge. 40; Olyphant, ~
| Roaring Brock, /; Scott, /; Scranton, 22l
| South Abingdon. 4; Throop. ~; Taylor, .6
Vandling. 6; Waverly. i; Winton, q.
Last year there We're 651 applications:
612 granted, 40 refused. 5 withdrawn. "a