The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-06-10
Council Grants Them by a
Vote Of Six for and
Four Against.
NO PROTEST is MADE
Against Any Particular One
but Women Enter a Cen
eral Remonstrance. b

- The city council as license court
& with all the members present grant
ed licenses of various kinds at a
meeting Monday night.
Saloon licenses we're granted as
follows. the vote being six to four
on all OF them. with Councilmen Con-
nell, Lyden, Anderson, Robbins, Cork
and Ernst voting for them and
Councilmen Garrett. McReynolds,
Bland and Smith against them:
John r. Hickman, swiger build
ing, West Pike street.
WEIGH &. Higgins. Wallis & Flan-
igan building, West Pike street.
Fred A. criss, Siers building. West
Pike tsreet.
John w. Duffy. Coleman building,
West Pike street.
Frank Duffy, Frank Duffy build
ing, Fourth street.
NJ. S Frost, Latstetter building.
Worth Third street.
Thomas w. Burke, Latstetter
building, North Third street.
Kearns & Koehler, Latstetter
building. West Pike street.
Edward v. Cornell, Siers building,
West Pike street.
Rock Bell, Wagner & Gaylord
building, North Fourth street.
NJ. D. Sheridan, Horror building,
West Pike street.
John H. Mraz, Jameson building,
West Pike street.
Thomas H. Burke, Fafrmont
Brewing Company building. Balti-
more street.
Edgar w. Davis, Capitol hotel,
Baltimore street.
John G. Beal, Traders hotel, South
Third, street.
Murray & Rigney, Reymann Brew
ing Company building, North Fourth
street.
Anthony NJ. Donahue, Patton
building. West Pike street.
Ernest onestinghel, Hogan build
ing, North Fourth street.
Charles F. zaruba. Wallis & Elan
igan building, Baltimore street.
Gaughan & Delany, Clancy and
Reed buildings, West Pike street.
Owen Kraft, Glen Elk hotel. Bal
timore street.
William F. Griffith. siers building,
West Pike street.
Myrtle L. Williams, Latstetter
building. West Pike street.
George c. Wachtar, Davis build
ing. East Pike street.
spellman & Gribble, Junction no.
TEL. Sycamore street.
R. J. Galley, Waldo hotel, West
Pike street.
Patrick ]. Clancy. Clancy build
ing, West Pike street.
Patrick McGovern, Tompkins
building, East Pike street.
Michael Burk, Burk building,
East Pike street.
John Noon, Lyon building, East
Pike street.
James Boyle. Boyle building, syc.
amore street.
Wholesale license was granted to
the columbus-Hoster Associated
Breweries Company on Oak street.
Licenses certificates of authority
for wholesale were granted as fol-
lows:
Fairmont Brewing Company.
clarksburg Brewing Company, Rey.
mann Brewing Company and the
Schmulbach Brewing Company.
Mayor Moore informed the appli.
cants that purchasers of saloons
would not be allowed to do business
until after the city councils approva,
of the transfers or assignments had
been made and that the practice in
this respect the last few years would
have to cease.
Before voting on the saloon licenses
written protest by a number o.
women against granting licenses wa.
read but there was no protest agains
any particular license. The protes
by the women was merely a genera
one.
Drug licenses were granted to Hugh
F. Burke. Arch w. Tetrick. Waldo
Drug Company. sturm & Wilson
Bland & Harrison Company, Wells 6
Haymaker. Glen Elk Drug compan,
and Stone & Mercer.
Pool and billiard licenses were
granted John w Duffy. NJ. D. saeri,
dan. Kelley & Hicks. E. b. Cum.
mings. WEIGH & Higgins. Ben Levy
Walter Harris. Henry Banks. Thoma.
Scott. John r. Hickman. R. j. Gazle,
and Traders Billiard Company.