The Detroit times., 1913-03-04
MAKES BELATED OBJEC.
TON TO NEW SALOON

borhood ruin the morals OF the
board?" asked Aid Heating.
Mr.. Warren replied that the ohjec-
ton was not made by the board as
body.
Representatives from the American
Still Alarm Co., and the Pohl Printing
Co., both tenants In the owen build
ing, objected to the saloon because
they employ number OF girls who
would be obliged to pass the saloon
door in going to and from their work.
There Is a saloon now located on
Wayne-st., about 100 feet from the
Owen building. Gallans, who wants
the transfer, explained that he made
arrangements with Mr.. Owen for
renting the building for saloon pur-
poses. He said that Mr.. Owen left
for the south soon after making the
deal
And made the liquor committee
the goat" added Dingeman. II sup
pose Mr.. Owen Is a member OF the
Board Of Commerce, too"
Following its policy of not definite
" disposing OF liquor matters in open
meetings, the committee took Gal
3
The applications Of Frank c. Jan
derzski, to transfer his license from
No. 1888 Michigan-ave. TO No. llOO
Russell-st; William Schneider. To
transfer from No. 1926 Chene-st. to a
place called Tony's island, In the
river at the foot OF st. Jean-rd., Fair
view: Harry Snow, to transfer from
No. 263 Gratiot-ave. to No. 563 Ora
tiotave.; John Waselewski, from NO.
1876 Thirty-first-st. to No. 490 Willis
ave. east, were held up for q week
Jacob Miller was granted transfer
from No. 14O8 Campbell-ave. to No
1876 Thirty-frst-st., and Henry Barn
was allowed to move his business
from No. Gas Rivard-st. to No. ~!
Division-st., this application having
been considered in q previous meet
ing.
On the application OF Hector Dek
emele to move from Nos. 2Sl-ZSs
Amidst. to No. 81 Woodward-ave.
Aid. Heating made the comment thai
he had no objection to taking saloons
out OF private residence districts anu
putting them on Woodward-ave. The
application was granted. John vase
lewski wan,ed TO transfer his license
from No. 1876 Thirty-frst-st. to No. 49U
Willis-ave. east. He said he wanted
to move because his wife could not
get along with the neighbors. The
application was held UP.
Joseph Felix, owner Of a saloon at
No. 269 Williams-ave. did not make an
appearance when his name was called.
but Chairman Dingeman read report
showing that Felix had been once con-
victed In the recorders court and
that there are two more cases Pend
ing against him, also that police
officer was driven of the Felix prem
ises on Sunday morning by MRS.
Felix who was under the influence or
liquor and flashed revolver on the
officer. II is not likely that Felix VIII
be granted another license.
August c. Johnson petitioned TO re
move from No 1915 DENTIST. 10 NO.
III Woodward-ave. A petition oppos-
ing the transfer, signed by the Rich
mond a. Backus Co, r. b. Rayl w
l.. Douglas Shoes Co.. Grand Trunk
passenger office and other places OF
business on Woodwardave., was pre-
scented TO the committee. The petit
ton stated that the Johnson license
had changed hands FIVE times; that
the present owner plans 10 dispo<a CT
his old license and that Port Huron
brewery intends To operate the new
place.
The following administrators were
allowed 10 continue in business Syl
vester l.. Rich. administrators for Hen
~ J. Gender. deceased. No. 1l34 Gra-
tiot.ave.: Frank Karbowski. admin
traitor Tor the John JaskolsSi estate.
No. 1872 Superiorst. and John Wro-
blowskl. administrator for his broth
ers estate, No 316 Willis-ave. east,