The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1903-01-22

license with no remonstrance.
Papers in hands of court.
Application of Frank p Brennan
for hotel license in Conyngham
township. Granted.
Application of Edward Woomer
for hotel license in the borough
of Centralia. Continued for the
purpose OF further consideration.
Application of James Flynn for
wholesale license in the borough of
Centralia. Continued for the pur-
pose of further consideration.
Application of Oliver Honabach
for hotel license in Conyngham
township, being a new license with
no remonstrance against it. Papers
in hands ofcourt.
Application of Charles Dusheck
for bottler's license in the Town
of Bloomsbury Withdrawn and ap-
plication for wholesale license
| granted.
Application of Jacob Salsburg
for a wholesale liquor license in tine
borough Of Berwick. Remonstran-
ces filed against granting same on
the grounds of no necessity.
A number of witnesses were
called on each side as follows
For the application-Jacob SAILS
burg, Scott Siler, A, f. Meredith,
c. D. Fowler, Miles Marteeny, w
H. Hibbs and Louis Rosenthal
while those opposed to the granting
of said license were Rev. r. H.
Gilbert, J. A. Kepner, A. M. De-
pue and Rev. NJ. M. Albeck.
Senator Herring represented Mr..
Salisbury while the interests of the
remonstrants were cared for by Mr..
Nichols, both of whom made ex-
cellent addresses.
Court took the papers in the case
and its decision i'll the matter will
be known later.
Application of M. Friedlander,
of Hazleton, for a wholesale liquor
license Of the borough of Berwick
Remonstrance against application
on the grounds of no necessity.
The applicant was represented
by c. c. Evans, Esq. while Mr.
Nichols represented the remon.
strants.
A number OF witnesses were
called who testified to Mr.. Fried.
lander's good character and fitnes.
to conduct wholesale liquor store
while the principal objections tC
the licensing Of this business on the
part of the remonstrants was on ac
count of its close proximity to the
new NJ. E. church and also on the
further grounds that it was un
necessary.
The Court took the papers, th'
case having been submitted with
out argument by the attorneys
they agreeing that the former testi
mony adduced as to the wholesale
licenses in Berwick borough shoult
cover this application.
Judge Little announced that tn
hearing in the application of c. E
Crawford for hotel license in th
village of Light Street would b
continued until Wednesday, Janu
ary 2Sth, 1903.
Application of the Stegmaie
Brewing Company of Wilkes BARR
for a wholesale license for storag,
warehouse in Bloomsbury. NJ
remonstrance. Granted.
Application of Frank Fiester fo
hotel license in the borough G
West Berwick. Remonstranc
against said application on tn
grounds OF no necessity.
The applicant testified that h
had plans and specifications for tn
: building of the proposed hotel, an
stated that he woald build whethe
or not the license was granted
Witnesses testified to his goo
: character and fitness and also 70
the necessity of the hotel, Will
other witnesses were quite vigorou
in their opposition to it. The Coul
took the papers.
S Court adjourned to meet mex
Wednesday, January aSth, at te
o'clock a. m.