Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-04-29
MANY LICENSES GRANTED.
THE CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
SPECIAL MEETING.
No Protests Are Received Except
ing That From Woman's
Temperance
Union.

A special meeting of the City Coun-
Gil was held last night for the purpose
of taking action on the application for
saloon and liquor licenses in the city
TO permit them to operate their places
of business for year from Nav /.
The meeting was attended by large
number of persons who were interest
ed in the applications.
No protest against the issuing of the
licenses was made with the exception
OF a general protest filed by the
Woman S Christian Temperance Union.
AS the Council has no option in the
matter it was necessary to ignore the
protest Three of tile applications
were held under advisement until next
Wednesday, as they did not conform
with the law Two of them are for
renewals of old licenses aud as a result
those making them will have 10 dis
pense with the sale of liquor until
that day.
In all, thirty-six applications were
filed and all were granted with the ex-
ception of three, as before mentioned
That of Joseph Lipman, the only
new one in the entire number, was
not granted, but the matter Will be
taken mp at the meeting next Wednes-
day. The Council displayed an incli-
nation to curtail the granting Of any
additional licenses, as the number now
in force in the city is considered suffi-
ciently large. 1t was found that the
application of William Larned, of
Oarvel Hall. had not been properly
signed, and it was sent back to be rec
titled. The application of Edward
Williams, of Hotel Annapolis, was re-
fused because of the fact that the ap-
plication had not been advertised
sufficient length of time.
Several other matters of more or less
Importance were discussed and dis
posed of at the meeting. On motion
of Counsellor Riley 81. so was accepted
from Sarah Boston for the use of the
Assembly Rooms on April 25. An ap-
preparation of 1925 was made for the
use of the street commissioner for
street work. Provision was made for
the proper clothing of the dog catcher
An appropriation of $40 for the. pur-
chase of a uniform for him was made.
AT the conclusion of the session the
board met to convene on next Monday,
at which time the Freeman charges
will be threshed out.
The communication from Mr.. She'll
ilhh -. AJ1OMA IClAtANo tO ttit htM6TS
ON Bladen aud Calvert streets, which
wus fcvcfvou -Dy essO- DOWEss- ausSa..s, ,,a-4,-
was referred to the street committee
on which it is to make a report at the
next meeting. The following is a list
of the liquor licenses which were
granted by the Board:
Moses Rolnick. East street and State
Circle.
Edward Weiss. West and Calvert
streets.
Christian Dammeyer, Church street
j. A. Lutz, College avenue and
King George street.
J. b. Martin, West street.
Herman Elliughausen, West street.
Charles Bernstein, Holland street
John Mason, Market Space.
Isaac Hohberger, King George and
Randall streets.
j. K. EbIing, Church street
Thomas Tydings, Market Space and
Randall street.
James A. and William II. Adams.
Clay street.
John G. Wolfel. Calvert and North
west streets.
Susannah Il. Martin, West street.
Margaretha A. Miller, West street
Louis Watner, King George and East
streets.
William E. CAN'T, Maryland avenue
and Prince George street.
Louis Baer, Washington and Clay
streets.
George @. Sunderland, Main street.
Charles Weiss, Market Space.
Michael s. Owens, Market Space.
John l.. Harrington, Green and
Church streets.
Ernest N. Brock, West street.
Annapolis Brewing and Bottling
Company, Dock and Holland streets
John A. Engelke, West street.
William Il. Kershaw, College avenue.
William A. Hollebaugh, Colonial
Theatre, Conduit street.
Charles A. Crandall, Main street
George T. Melvin, Hotel Maryland.
The Elks' Club, State Circle.
The Annapolitan Club, Main street.
Annie Bond State Circle