The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-04
JUDGE WITT ISSUES
SALOON LICENSES
Court Holds Back Nine at Street-Car Transfer
Points and Near Public Markets---No Com
plant Against Conduct of Any Saloon

After spending the entire day In
considering the applications for re-
newals of liquor licenses, Judge Sam
uel y. Witt. In the Hastings Court.
yesterday announced the names of 141
dealers, against whom no protest has
been brought, and who Will be al
lowed TO continue in business for an
other year. Nine licenses are With
held; but four of these arc saloons To-
Gated at street car transfer points, and
Will be renewed az soon as the pro-
prietors have secured quarters satlg-
factory to the court.
Five saloons. all of them on Sixth
street. between Broad and Clay
streets, will be put out OF business. II
the decision OF the court stands.
Nevertheless the saloon keepers Will
be allowed hearing next week. when
the pastor of the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church Will make formal
protest against continuing the bar
rooms in the neghborhood. There
was no complaint of any kind against
the holders of tile licenses renewed.
No Complaints Against Dealers.
There has not been any complaint
against the personal conduct OF any
saloon." said Judge Witt yesterday af-
ternoon, and the nine licenses arc do
MED solely on account OF location"
The day for the hearing OF the COM
plants against the North sixth Street
dealers has not been fixed, and VIII
not be until the church Is prepared T..
present It's case.
The holders OF all the $50 licenses
have paid their tax TO the City Treas
urcr. but the money could not be used
until Judge Witt had rendered his de-
cision.
The general expression is that the
conduct OF the $50 saloons during the
past year has been all that could b.
desired, and Judge Wits statement
that no complaint against the person.
mel of the proprietors has been made is
said to evidence the satisfactory man
ner In which the whiskey business Ia
conducted in Richmond Clerk Chris
tian is prepared to renew tho bonds
of all dealers whose licenses have been
renewed.
Those Who Secured Renewals.
The following licenses were granted
by Judge witt:
Albert C. Anthony, ST.. and Frank
T. Anthony. oI2 East Main Street;
Giuseppe Alright. 1919 East Main
street; John II. Albert, S26 West Broad
street; Albert G. Anthony. Jr.. 1904
West Broad street; Samuel T. Akin
son, Hotel Richmond; John NJ. Allen,
1901 North Seventeenth Street: Thos.
NJ. Alexander. 100 North First Street.
Giuseppe Bruccin! 125 West Duval
Street: Charles r. Blankenship. zoo
East Broad street David A. Blanken-
ship. 2429 East Main Street; Edward
s. Boze. zoos Nenable Street: John A..
Bertocci, 59i West Broad Street; Louis
Biagi. 500 Brook Avenue: Robert L.
Butler, II North Eighteenth Street:
Louis Badacci, 3l2 North seventh
street. Alonzo ID. Blankenship. 2403
East Main Street: Phillip ]. Bagley, ZIG
North Twenty fifth Street; Frank Bo-
nald. 800 East Baker Street; Thomas
+. Baglev. ITO North Twenty-fifth
street: Peter Boninl CIT East Marshall
Street: James j. Burke, 1921 North Sew
enteenth street: Thomas L. Blake, 2l1a
East Main Street.
]. B. Canepa and Joseph A. Baccf-
galupo. 1915 East Franklin Street: r.
l.. Christian &: Company, Sl4 East Main
Street; Joseph Caserio, 2201 East Main
Street: Edward ]. Cook, 91S East Cary
street: Joseph Carnicelli, 12S West
Broad street: Cousins Supply Company,
100 East Cary Street; Connell g. Mill
er, eos East Broad Street: f. +. Gala
| han, 500 North Fifth street; Peter Cas-
telrcchi. 2424 East Main Street: Gio-
vanni p. Chiapp 1890 East Main
Street; Edward Cowardin, sol North
Seventeenth Street.
John T. Dulry, lis Louisiana Street:
r. II. Donahoe, olo North Seventeenth
street; Harry Dallemura. 22s West
Broad Street: Doyles Cafe Gnc,). COS
East Broad Street; Andrew Donatl
ll71S East FRANKLIN Street.
Engene Englcking. roo Hospital
Street; j. s. Einsteln. 500 East Broad
Street.
Raffaele Francioni III East Broad
Street.
| A. T. Grimth. 200 North Seventeenth