Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-04-30

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spectively, and the parties SO IN
terested Being both represented by
counsel, and the Board being iuiiy
advised in the premises; There
upon the chairman called the vote
Of the Board, with the following
results:
Paul R Kartzke voted against
the granting of said license.
6. T. Harte, voted against the
granting of said license.
C. f. Gridley voted in favor OF
the granting OF said license.
Vhereupon the chairman DE-
clared said application denied ann
said bond rejected, for the reason
that upon the evidence submitted
and the testimony heard, and IN
the opinion Of a majority OF the
board, such liquor saloon would
not be conductive to the best IN
terests of the community In when
/ it is proposed, thereby, to sell SAID
license. and for the further reason
that upon such evidence submitted
and such testimony heard, it is the
opinion of mojority OF this board
that the said Ira w. Black is not
fit or proper person to hold such
/ liquor license or to conduct such
saloons Pursuant to said action
of this board, it is therefore hereby
ordered that the sheriff OF tins
county return the applicants de-
post.
In the matter of the application
of Bertha Wellington for a retail
| liquor dealer license in the pre-
cinct of Shoshone, Lincoln county,
| Idaho, together with remonstrance
of residents of said precinct to the
board The board being fully ad-
vised in the premises, and 1T being
the unanimous opinion OF the
board. after investigation, that
such license to sell intoxicating
LIQUORS etc. would not be condu-
Give to the best interest OF the SAID
Shoshone precinct, and Tor the
further reason that, in the opinion
of the board, the SAID Bertha Well
ington is not a fit or proper person
to be entitled to such license, or to
conduct a liquor saloon, said APP
plication is hereby denied.
The application of d j. Root.
If Rupert, Idaho, together with
bond, with Mat McFall and Thos,
Fav as sureties therefor, and
sheriff's receipt attached, Tor re-
tail liquor dealers license for the
Village of Rupert, also a petition
OF citizens of said village and
vicinity for and against the grant
ing of said license. respectively.
being duly presented to the board
and the board being and the part
les, being each represented by coun-
sci and fully advised in the prem
ises, the chairman, thereupon,
called vote of the board, with
results as follows:
Paul r. Kartzke voted against
the granting of said license
C. T. Harte voted against the
granting of said license.
C. E. Gridley voted against the
granting of said license.
Whereupon the chairman de-
clared the said application denied.
and the said bond rejected, for the
reason that upon the evidence
submitted. and the testimony
heard, it is the opinion of the
board that such liquor saloon would
not be conducive to the best IN
terests of the community in which
it is proposed to sell such liquors
1t is therefore hereby ordered that
the sheriff of this county return the
applicants deposit.
In the matter of the application,
together with bond with John
Curran and d. Barlogi as suritles
and sheriff's receipt attached of
w. L. Coltharp OF Hagerman, for
retail liquor dealers license, for
the precinct of Hagerman, together
with petitions of the citizens of
said precinct, both for and against
the granting of such license, re-
spectively, and the parties so in
terested being each represented by
counsel, and the board being fully
advised in the premises. the chair
man, thereupon, called vote of
the board, with results as follows:
Paul r. Kartzke voted in faAr
of the granting of said license, c.
Z. Gridley voted in favor of the
granting OF said license, c. I. ~
voted against the granting of IS u
license.
Whereupon the chairman dc