The Detroit times., 1911-04-21
OWNS BREWERY.
GETS NO LICENSE
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leased the building. and that. IL Gem
er did not pay the debt, he would be
evicted, but II he paid it, the firm was
willing he should have the license.
Crane declared that, as between
dreiner or Lingemann, the debt cut
no figure; that Greiner, being In the
location, was entitled To a renewal
while, II he could not arrange with
his landlord, the brewery, the license
ought TO be cancelled. This reasoning
did not appeal TO the committee. The
former action was allowed TO stand.
but Crane was told that, II Greiner
could make peace with the brewery,
there would be time TO reconsider.
In another case, II appeared that
the brewing company had raised q
mans rent beyond the limit he was
willing TO pay. lie was questioned as
TO whether he would pay the increas-
ed rent. During the time given him
TO think the matter over, he went TO
the side OF the room and dickered
with his rival for the license, who
came back and announced that they
had settled between them, and that
the new man was to have the license.
Alu DdNlu IAOoSHlnoi Wdo oAOh6
those who ALSO ran" He asked for
license for a retail place at Nos.
404-40S Gratiot-ave., having formerly
been In the wholesale business on
High-st east. He was declared to be
new man, new location" and short
work was made of his application.
Archie Campbell. No. 1872 Abbott-st..
was given a severe classifying before
he was finally granted a license,
Campbell had been afraid that some
trouble OF his sons would work
against him, and had been to sew
eral friends, asking them to sec tho
aldermen and vouch for him. When
Aid. Patrick O'Brien asked him II he
had any fear of his license, he said.
NO, the aldermen are fixed, all
right" Every member OF the con-
mittee took "larrup" at Campbell,
who protested the innocence OF his
irtention with tears running down
his face. He finally was allowed the
license, but was told to be careful or
his talk hereafter
The application of Robert Neder-
lander for place at No. 1470 Michi'
gan-ave. was approved, though II was
stated that Nederlander had been
running two places on one license.
He was granted license for No. 1873
Gratiot-ave. last year. but withdrew
ii to open in the Michigan-ave. place.
His application at that place was
made, but his bond never was filed.
Chairman Ellis said that II he had
been running two places on one IL.
cense, II was a question for the po-
lice.
The committee met again Friday
morning for what will probably be its
final session on the applications for
liquor licenses.
The following applications were APP
proved: Joseph Haxer, No. 62S
Chene: Peter Pettjanski. 461 Kirby
east, Reuter- & Churchill, 1916 st. An
tome: Frederick b. Flint, 1876 Bates;
William Blessing, 1875 Harper; Bee.
son & Howard, 81 Woodward; Peter
A. Ford, 2044 Jefferson west; Alois
Martens, 1884 Mack; John w. John
son, III Beaubien; Matthew Arm
strong, 93 Michigan; Robert ]. Bark
er, 299 Woodward; Valentine Jaroch.
| 1116 Riopelle; Robert Nederlander,
1910 Michigan; Volney II. Smith, 166
Hastings; Bert Kelly, 153-155 Jeffer-
son; Luther p. Robin, S94 Kercheval;
Joseph Tomalyzak, 965 McGraw; John
H. Vavlage, $50 Rivard; Frank
Stein. 211 Tillman; Bernard Zabaw-
ski. 500 Ferry east; Christopher j.