The Detroit times., 1913-03-19

10 In the name VI his brother-in-lAw
DRvino Baldacei. Ralph took out hi
hrst, citizenship papers In 1884. AMI
Ia now applying for his second
papers. lie owned the saloon for / 2
years until the new liquor law wen,
into effect. and then he sold the
place to his brother. Peter. who re-
Gently died. allowing the place to
revert to Ralph again. He imme.
diately turned II over TO his brother
in-law although he continued In
active charge Ralph said he votes
at every election. The committee
decided to look into the law bearing
on Ralph's case.
Three applications were made for
the license at No. 531 Atwater-st.
Edward Ducharme sold the place to
Walter s. Langley and both made APP
plication for a new license. Moses
Bell. owner OF the building, who
conducted saloon there for AZ
years, is also seeking license to
again engage In the saloon business.
The Ekhart & Becker Brewing Co.
Is Interested In this place.
The Stroh Brewing Co. holds the
lease on the building occupied by
August Behring's saloon. No. 354
Gratiot-ave. Gehring bought the
business from the widow OF John
Goldi who died recently
The Columbia Brewing Co. owns
the fixtures In August Van Haver's
place. No. 40 St Aubin-ave.
Peter Eisenbach. who says he Is
proprietor OF the saloon at No. sec
Grauot-aye.. across the street from
the Hunt-st police station, was un-
known to the police officers. Essen
bach. who Is a painter. said ne spends
part Of his time In the saloon. The
Detroit Brewing Co. owns the build
Ing and fixtures.
Charles Meriani. sewer digger. is
applicant for license at 204 Will
kins-st. Merani explained that he
made application as treasurer Of the
America NJ .om bardo club.
Ernest Rein. No. 686 st. Aubin-
ave.. has an interest In q saloon run
by Michael Konicat at Nos. "a and
SO Jos. Campau-ave. REIN IL also
proprietor OF Wholesale butcher
shop. Konicat Ia not a citizen. The
police officers said he Is q persistent
violater OF the Sunday closing law
John l.. Rekowski Is running the
saloon at No. 732 Riopelle-st. under
John Coscinski's name The Mutual
Brewing Go. owns the building and
fixtures. Capt. Wolfe said that there
were frequent reports Of crap"
games being pulled OF In the saloon.
but that the police had been unable
to catch any Of the players.
Edward Fleming, constable. Ia
a bartender In Paul Schlegel's saloon.
No. IT'S Rivard-st. The police say
that Fleming Is the real proprietor
Of the place.
Capt. Wolfe said that the saloon
Is q crap" joint, and that q week
ago Sunday morning 10 players. In
Guiding Constable Fleming. were
taken out Of the place. The consta-
BILE declared the officer was mistaken
about the crap" game. and explain
sd that 10 members Of a neighbor
hood club were enjoying a barrel Of
beer when the police came.
Albert T. Watcher, beer peddler
for the Goebel Brewing Co. holds the
license for the saloon at No. 632
Ellery-st August A. Botzen, who IL
running the place. has made appli-
cation for the license.
Peter Rotarins. employed by the
Detroit Brewing Co., holds the IL
cense for a saloon at No. 473 Rivard-
It. The man who runs the saloon
10 not q citizen.
Many cases were heard where
double applicants were made to pro-
tect sale. The committee will
recognize many of these sales as
Legitimate" After the hearing the
committee went into executive SEES
sion to pass on the fate OF the ap-
plicants.