The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-10

Court on Saturday morning handed
down its decision in the matter of
liquor license applications. Forty-two
licenses were refused and four held
under advisement. There were 40 ap-
plications filed, 22S of which were from
Scranton. The applications not granted
were:
Charles ("Roxcy") W. Jones, restaurant $40
Spruce street, Eighth ward.
Frank NJ Aylesworth, restaurant, 2lo Penn ave-
nue.. Eighth ward.
John Carroll, hotel, 327 Lackawanna avenue,
Eighth ward.
John TuHy, hotel, 42s Iackawanna avenue.
James j. Padden, hotel. corner Washington
avenue and Phelps street, Seventh ward.
John j. Carson, restaurant, 1913 Division street,
Fifth ward.
John Lukan, hotel 1910 Lloyd street, Second
ward.
John Foley, bottler, Fourth ward, Scranton.
VI. J. Gibbons, hotel, 202i Luzcrnc street, Fifth
ward.
Thomas Hastings, hotel, s26 Meridian street,
Fifth ward.
Agnes Nowicki, hotel, 1lOi.3 Pittston avenue,
Nineteenth ward, Scranton.
John j. Snyder, bother, 1925 Summit avenue,
Twcnty-frst ward.
David G. Reese, hotel, $40 South Main avenue,
Fifteenth ward.
OLYpIANT
James Nora Willow street, Second ward.
William Turko, hotel, Delaware street. Third
ward.
Frank Marusin, hotel Fourt ward.
DUNMoRE.
Michael J. oBoylc, hotel, Blakoly street,
First ward.
John Astock restaurant, Throop avenue and
Reavcs street, First ward
John W. Brink, Exchange hotel, Drtnker and
Blakcly Streets Sixth ward.
DICKSON CITY.
Joseph Obelkcwioh, restaurant, Bridge and
River streets.
Walter Kalcznski, hotel, Lincoln street. Third
ward.
Anthony Chwcklenski, restaurant. Connaught
street, Third ward.
TEROOp.
Michael Olchinski. hotel. pancoast avenue.
Steven Pendel hotel, Belmont and Back streets.
MOOSIC.
Frank Gorgel, hotel Pine street, Fourth ward.
Sylvester IIochnovski, restaurant, Fourth ward.
OLD FORGE.
Giuseppe Iaraceris. hotel George street
Emil Mileman, restaurant, Maple street.
LACKAwANNA TOWNSHIP.
Jacob Bartowski hotel, Pittston avcpue Green
wood.
John Mortnski, hotel, Prospect avenue, Green
wood.
John B. McDemott, restaurant, Lincoln
Heights.
John O'Maley, hotel, Main street, Lincoln
Heights.
Patrick McNally hotel, Main road Lincoln
Heights.
Patrick Conncll, Watson avenue, Lincoln
Heights.
GLENBuRN.
Louis Barrett, hotel, Genburn road.
RANSOM
William ]. Caul, hotel on road from Scranton
TO Newton.
SOUTH ARLINGTON TOWNSHIP.
o. S. IIandrick hotel.
TAYLOR.
o. NJ. Kerstilcr hotel, South Main street and
Loomis avenue Sixth ward.
WINToN.
Frank Guydon, hotel, Mellett and Powell
streets, Third ward.
BLAKELY.
Illel liAiIls, Stoll IpIt
The four held under advisement
We're:
John ]. Diskin, Lackawanna township
p. +. Flaherty, l22 Penn avenue
Martin +. Langan, 36 Iackawanna avenue.
Martin llcaley, of Olyphant,
The Jones, Morris and Aylesworth
refusals We're the result of a letter
from Superintendent of Police Day,
lot, hat
resorts for immoral women.
LEAGUES CIRCUMSTANCES.
Seven remonstrances We're filed by
the Municipal league and four of them
We're effective. These four We're in the
cases of John w. Brink. of Dunmore;
Patrick j. Regan, of Dunmore; John
Carroll, of Lackawanna avenue, and
j. j. Padden, of Washington avenue
and Phelps street. The three ineffect-
i've remonstrances We're those against
Thomas Cosgrove, of $50 North Main
avenue; Henry II. Jones, of 301 Spruce
street, and Mary Lopaytner, of 80 Race
street.
The name of p. j. Regan, of Dun
more Corners, does not properly be-
long in the list of refusals. He and his
former partner both applied for a Ii
cense for the place, and at the hear
ing Monday, Regan Withdrew his APP
plication. The Municipal league pro-
tested against Boland being granted a
license, ON the ground it was made for
Regan. No remonstrance having been
fled and the league being unable to
offer anything in support of it's alle-
cation of bad faith, the protest was
ineffective.
The applications of John ], Carson,
1913 Division street; John Foley, 1928