The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-30
MANY Will | |.
CLOSE, TODAY
About Half the Henrtco Sa-
looms, GO Out Of Existence +: 'l,,
TWO PETITIONS GRANTED |'lE:' ,
Tim Sullivan the Only Other Man to
rlt,s Get Through Thus Far-Jodge
n, N Sharply Rebukea Lawyer " NJ
Russell.

Tho County Court Of Henrioo adjourned
vest srday afternoon for the term after
one OF the most strenuous sessions IN us
history. KS l3 y n, I. +, q 53l s. "a \. 4
new revenue laws including the drastic
Mann Bill, nearly half Of the saloons IN
the county Will go out Of existence on
Friday next Last year about ffty-si-xk
licenses were granted only some twenty
eight or thirty applicants have succeeded
In squeezing through this time. Ih l'l'
will be no decrease In the amount OF
revenue on this account. The high License ,rNs's
rather svells the total beyond that o. g lass
year. 5 81 rs IA NJ
ONLY TWO. e 81
Only one other applicant succeeded IN
getting a license yesterday under the
Mann Bill. The petition OF Tim Sullivan Va az
southard's store on Osborne Turn [No! = PIKE,
waA brought up to the mark and there
being no objection to him his apple ton
w h favorably considered. This makes Ike
two In the entire county who have sue
ceeded in getting enough names to their
petitions. The other man 10 Sweeney, ~
yarina whose license was granted sTues.
day afternoon With the exception OF
these two. Henrico county beyond re-.
dlus OF half mile from Richmond viii
be dry after to-day. !.
& The case Of Sam West, Of Fairfield. the
examination OF whose petition was as no 9,
finished Tuesday. went over until the n lex
term OF the court. This makes four Whlch
WIN be heard at the next term. All four
nov Yer. viii have to close Tomorrow
The, application OF Hugh M. Lawrence
who came under the Mann bill, was heard
,'yt.sterda az, but was turned down HIS sa'
loon 4 Is situated near the Mt. ernon
Church. the congregation Of which OPP
posed a regrant OF the license.
L IN connection with the Lawrence case.
Ia mes II, Russell, the Henrico attorney,
who appeared TOR the applicant TOOK o O
casion in the course Of his argument g
inveigh against The Mann bill. ana ridlcuie
IT. Judge wickham called him sharpiy
to order, and advIsad him to des'st y hi =.
Mr.. Russell did, thereafter continuing his
argument In a different strain.
4 3z5 THE OTHER LICENSES.
Apart from the Mann bill there were
Ave social club licenses granted: Deep
run. Hunt Club. West End Social Club,
Lakeside Country Club, the Creedmolra
Shooting Club, and the Italian Country
Club. Onewholsale license was granted 70
the Rosenegk Brewery Company. 4
The list OF retail licenses granted to ssa-
looms, bllAd q
OF Richmond, do not come under the pro-
visions OF the Mann bill. Is as follows:
George p. Anderson, n 1881 West Cary
Street; - II. Floyd, No. 100 Brock Ave-
nue;@ Joseph Konizsky, corner Second
street road, and Henrico pike; ]. ],
Plageman. Dineen and Leigh Streets; S.
II. Tinsley, No. 1900 West Broad Street;
Lewis F. Meyer. No. 1000. West Leigh
street; ]. H. Eolte. Hermitage road ~; 20.
NJ. Wolf, No. 1901 West Clay Street; Mrs.
N. a. Bell. No. 1oe1 North Seventeenth
street !: W. r. & Enroughty. No. 1903 VIII
Avenue; Thomas F. Bailey
No. lilo West Twenty-itth Street;
Howard H. Hartzell. the Rathskeller:
Thomas FL o. Conner, No. a26 Graham,
Street; s.. 8. Terry, No. 1000 Ashland
Street; ". E. Pollard No, 1901 Twenty
,fifth Street; Joseph e. Hart, No. 1925
North Seventeenth Street; g. A.; Martin,
and R. Streets; c. g.
.Thedlsh, No. 600 Mosby; Cha res n. Hub
bard, I'LL Twenty-ffth Street; John M.
Sweeney N and Longbridge; r. J. Cot
trell williamsburg Avenue; Gordo Anton
Dement,, Twentieth and P Streets; J.. r.
Thomas, No. 1900 North Thirty-first
Street; Joseph Hoffman. Meadow Bridge
road; C. N.sWyatt. No. 1881 Blair Street.