The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1908-07-01
A. KARLL, 1I3 WALNUT STREET
is THE LOCATION OF NEW RE-
FRESHMENT PLACE.
NO LICENSE FOR zIMMERLY
Alderman Effinger Tables His Ordi.
nance to Admit the Park into the
City of Baraboo.

ed by The city council at Lne meeClhS
on Thusday night. Nineteen had been
submitted to the license committee
but the committee reported unfavor-
ably on one and no license was grant
ed. The following were reported favor
ably.
Herman Welk, 1876 Third avenue.
George Urban, 123 Ash street.
T. A. Tschumpert, III Fourth street.
Guy Sweet, 105 and 1O7 Fourth
street.
Nicholas Straus, 1926 Linn street.
August Reineke, 1876 corner Linn
and Walnut streets.
M. II. Power, 419 Oak street.
Emil Flatt, 1873 Third street.
Peter Mcdonald, 124 Ash street.
w. F. Luther, 1875 Third street.
William Kunzelman, ia Fourth
avenue.
A. KARL, 113 Walnut street.
J. A. Karns, 2O3 Linn street.
-. Kalaher, 235 Linn street.
John HI. Harris, 404 Oak street.
John Griffin, 112 Ash stIeet.
G. A. Gonder, Warren House.
H. F. Staten, 1O8 Third street.
OF those granted Herman Welk
succeeds Fred Tobler, A. KARL is a
new saloon and IL. F. Staten succeeds
the firm of Filhauer & Staten at what
was once known as the Dizzy.
Licenses are not granted to firms or
corporations. When it came to voting
on the eighteen together Alderman
Risley said that all understood his
ground on the question and he would
not vote for some OF them. AT his
request he was excused from voting.
ZimmerlY Turned Down.
Carl Zimmerly applied for a license
to conduct saloon on Linn street OPP
posite the Chicago & Northwestern
freight depot. The building is a resi-
dence and Chairman Jacobs of the
license committee said that for that
reason as we'll as others the committee
would not recommend that a license
be granted. Alderman McFetridge
said that it was not wise to allow
saloons in dwelling houses. When it
came to vote all of the aldermen
voted not to grant the license except
Alderman Effinger who asked to be
excused, Alderman Risley who was
also excused and Alderman Welk who
voted "No." Evidently he was in
favor of giving Zimmerly a license.
Each saloon pays $500 for a license
by July /, so that the city treasurer
will receive $4,000.
Early in the council me citing petit
tion had been presented, signed by a
number of citizens, asking that Ii
cense be not granted to Peter McDon-
aid and to the place known as the
Dizzy. The matter was referred to the
license committee and as to the petit
ton Alderman Jacobs, the chairman,
said that the applications had been
carefully gone over before the petition
appeared, and that it was understood
that the saloon keepers would conform
to the law and that it was the duty Of
the officers to see that the law was en-
forced. No action was taken on the
petition except to refer it.
Pharmacists permits to sell liquor
were granted to A. F. Fisher, G. w
Whitman, W. E. Baringer,J. B. Dono
van and G. Fl. Evenson. Each pays
$40.
EfFlnger Backs Down.
When the ordinance, which Alder
man Efinger had introduced some
weeks ago to admit his park into the
city, was brought up and when the
vote was already to be taken, Effinge,
moved that the matter be laid on the
table. 1t was surprise to all present
It is understood that the alderman
does not care to take out license fol
$500 and to pay extra tax for all th'
profit there is in the sale beer. AS th'
town of Baraboo has voted dry it i
clear to be seen that the park will ge
on the water wagon on July l.
In Chicago and other places hcens
is sometimes granted for about 5000 t
parks or clubs but there is no provi
sion at Baraboo for any reductions Q
the $500.
Other Business.
Secretary Groat had paid dog ia