The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-25

iels' office. Nine of them were filed at
the instance of the Municipal league.
1t was expected there would be remon-
strances against the applications filed
by parties seeking licenses for places
whose licenses were recently revoked
for illegal selling, but only two were
Forthcoming. AS yesterday was the last
day for remonstrances, there will not
likely be any more Forthcoming. Fol-
lowing is a list of the applicants re-
monstrated against
MICHAEL j. oBoYLE, Blakely street. First
ward, Dunmorc.
W. d. ROZENFELD, Olyplant
LEWIS BARRoTr, Glenburn.
PATRICK MNALLI, Lincoln Heights, Lacka.
wanna township.
PATRICK CONNOLLY, Lincoln Heights Lacka.
wanna township
JOHN o'MALLEY, Lincoln Heights, Lackawanna
township.
JOHN b. MDERMOTT, Lincoln Heights, Lack.
awanna township.
JOHN MEEDAN, Second ward, MayReld
JOHN MAWTS, Second ward. Dickson City
ELLEN HARRIS, Scott road Blakcly.
JAMES MORA. Second ward, Olyphant.
OSCAR HENDRICKS, Clark's Summit
MARY LOPATYNER, 35 Race street, Scranton
j. j. PADDEN, corner OF Washington avenue and
Phelps street, Scranton.
JOHN CARROLL, 327 Lackawanna avenue, Scran.
HENRY H. JONES. 3O1 Spruce street. Scranton.
THOMAS COSGROvE, $50 North Main avenue
Scranton.
PATRICK j. REGAN, Third ward, Dunnore.
JOHN W. BRINK, corner of Drinker and Bakely
street, Dunmorc.
THE OBJECTIONS MADE
Most of the remonstrances are based
on the usual formal grounds, namely,
that the place is not necessary; that it
will be against the welfare of the COM
munity and that the applicant is not a
fit person to conduct Il hotel. The last
nine applications are demonstrated
against by the Municipal League.
Fl. NJ. Marsh and George c. Sanborn
giving their residence as the Rescue
Mission, Ill Franklin avenue, are the
only signers of the remonstrances to the
applications of John Carroll and Henry
Fl. Jones, of the Eighth ward. Rules
to revoke are also pending in these
cases.
Arthur Whitney, of 1918 West Lack
awanna avenue, is the only signer of
the remonstrance to Select Councilman
Cosgrove's application
The signers to the remonstrance in
the Regan case are Amos Washer and
NJ. X. Smith
Six signatures are attached to the
remonstrance to the John w. Brink's
application for a license for Exchange
hotel at Dunmore corners. The remon-
strants are w. G. Parker, w. A.
Beemer A. r. Maekay. A. G.. Ives, Z.
w. Ives and L. +. Bower. The license
for the place was recently revoked.
1t was in the name of Jennie e. Brink.
The Municipal League remonstrances
We're all presented by Attorney f. T..
Beers
The four remonstrances from Lin
coin Heights are signed by thirty-five
residents of that new settlement. They
are represented by Attorney w. n.
Curry.
Forty-three remonstrants, headed by
ex-Burgess Dan Powell. protest against
the application of Michael j. O'BoyIe,
of the First ward, Dunmore. w. w.
Lathrope represents the remonstrants.
PURELY A BLIND.
The RoZenfeld application which is
for a wholesale license is attacked on
the ground that it is a pure blind" to
get a saloon in locality which is al
ready so crowded with saloons that it
is a surety court would not listen for
a moment to an application for Il re-
tail license there. Lewis Is. Carter is
attorney for the remonstrants.
Nearly 100 men, women and children
signed the remonstrance to Lewis Bar
rats application from Glenburn and
Jerome Morrow, in addition, fled ex-
ceptions In addition to the usual rea-
sons, it is alleged that Barratt has been
illegally selling liquor to the inmates
of the Scranton and Arlington poor
houses, which are adjacent thereto. B.
f. Akerly is the attorney for the re-
monstrants.
AS particular reason why the John
Meedan license should not be granted,
the remonstrants set forth that the
Second ward of Mayfield already has
nine licensed houses, five of which are
in the block in which he proposes to
locate.
There are sixty remonstrants against
the application of John Mawts, of the
Second ward of Dickson City. j. G.
Sanderson is their attorney.
The application of Ellen Harris, Of
Blakely, is demonstrated against by
sixty men and women. The qualifica-
tions of two of her sureties, George
Moules and Henry Vandeberg, are at
tackled by Charles II. Beatty. j, f.
Burr is attorney for the remonstrants.
OPPOSITE THE CHURCH.
Rev. John e. Stas, of the Holy Ghost
Roman Catholic church, heads the re-
against the application OF
James Mora, of the Second ward of
Olyphant. He asks for n wholesale IL
cense. The remonstrants point out
that there are already three whole
salers in the ward. His place is OPP
posite the church, it is further stated.
j. j. O'Malley is attorney for the re-
Oscar Hendricks has 90 of his neigh
bors opposed to him in his effort to Sc
cure a license for Clark's Summit. The
principal objection is that the place is
within 200 yards of the public school
and 1870 yards of the Catholic church.
BAPTIST MINISTERS MEETING.