Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-25
33 LIQUOR LICENSES
GRANTED BY COUNCIL
No Protests to Granting Any
License--Voted Upon Unani-
mously.
A STRICTLY WET COUNCIL.
No Water Discussed But Alcohol in
All Its Forms One License With
drawn---An Increased City Trea-
surv As Result Of Liquor
License.

AoWh~ftA AhNlCasNu ~AAl AACa~
surv As Result Of Liquor
License.
For the first time in many Moons,
water was not the LIQUID discussed at
last nights special meeting OF the
Mayor and City Council The entire
meeting was taken up with a much
stronger liquid alcoholic stimulants.
which were dealt with fore and aft.
The result was that thirty-three Ii
quor licenses We're granted, three club
licenses and one wholesale Hcenes.
There were no protests and the grant
ing OF the licenses was practically
unanimous in each case One license
was withdrawn, that of Houson. Fran
ciss treet and State Circle, and there
was an exception taken to the grant
ing of Blinkhorn's license.a one Of his
signers had died Games II. Murdockl
which left one signer less than the re-
quirol number There was another
signer in the locality easily procured.
and the objection removed
There was exception taken to the
granting OF the Dove license. as the
saloon is in territory formerly in the
Second tor dry) district The licenses
granted were the following:
Charles Bernstein 165 Main ST.
Toward Is Taylor, q Market Space.
Margaret A. Miller. 232 West Street
W. II Dove, 250 West St.
J, Philip Guienot, cor Bladen & Carroll SITS
CHRISTIAN Dammeyer, 202 Main ST.
Charles IL. Martin, J13 West ST.
John Mason, 1856 Market Space
George i. Tydinga. 2 Market Space.
Erank r. Smith, 32 West s..
Frank Scala, G3 " asilEgton &.
j. Albert Adams, e6 Calvert 81
Jacob August Lrtz, Col. ave. * King Geo.St
George G. Sunderland. 1870 Main St
Herman Ellinghausen. 81 West st
Wm. J. Brooks, 102 King George St
Mn. J. Seeley, Carve Hail Hotel
Thomas Tydings, cor. Main and Com SITS
The Annapolitan Club 81 Franklin St
John L. Harrington cor Main & Green SITS
The Gottlieb Bauernschmidt-St Strauss Brew
cry Co. wholesale, West st.
y m. r. =. Jefferson i,ai' 81. 81 50 8. Main st.
Charles Weiss s Market Space
Edward Weiss, cor Calvert n West SITS
George ShGarman, cor Calvert & Clay SITS
Eagles Club. % West st.
| John b. Martin 102 West st.
! Wm. L Engelke 40 West St
| Elks Club, II State Circle
Thomas w. Anderson, Il State Circle
VIM. Il CAN'T 113-115 Main St
J. 7; Anderton, 1877 King George ST.
| i. Albert CrIndall, 112-114 Main st.
| William II. Blinkhorn College Ave
| Mary t. Brock, 100 West st.
As general thing. the meetings of
the City Council are very poorly at
| tended, scarcely anyone being there
| besides the Council except The Cap
ital reporter. Last night there was
| large attendance. those interested i'm
! The application for liquor licenses be-
| ing on the scene This years license
| is increased by $100, OF which $25 goes
to the State and SIS to the city max
ing the liquor license $275 for the city
When the application of W. T. Dove
was taken up the Mayor explained his
vote. He was opposed TO the original
| application, and he was still OF the
| same opinion. namely that the act TAX
| ing in the strip of land. did not contain
an enabling clause
| Counselor Rullman cited the case Of
! Higgins VS.. the State of Maryland
opinion by Judge Alvey, Of the Court
of Appeals in which it was held that
Higgins. who sold liquor in territory
that had voted dry and then annexed
10 another section, but the act permit
| ting this did not contain an enabling
clause to sell liquor in that section:
! that Higgins was liable to Indictment
For this reason Mayor Strange voted
against the license
When the application Of G. G. Sun
| derland was taken up. Alderman Rus
| sell asked if il was not q violation Of
the law TO obstruct the window TO the
bar in the Chesapeake House. The
| Street Committee was authorized to
/ in. 4b
land permission 10 erect the office Of
the laundry company in front of his
property. but he agreed with the
| Street Committee to take the solid
panels out OF his door on the corner
OF the alley and substitute glass
William H. Blinkhorn's College ave
nue. license was he'll up pending the
proper signatures. Since his aplica-
tion was fled one Of his signers has
died. and this left him only nine sign
! ers instead of ten. The license was
Z. CAN'T signed the license ami il was
granted by the Board.
q Application of Constantine Cardes
for a restaurant liquor license was
then taken up for consideration where
upon. Mr. William Minnick arose ami
asked that this license granted THAT
he be given the same square deal that
-was given the others.
Mr.. John W. Martin also appeared
and said he came to the meeting Of mis-
own accord and without Air Cardes
knowledge and requested that the IL
ceIse be granted
also presented requesting that 5ht
same he granta,i This was from the
Italian residents Of The city.
The Mayor said he considered II Z
slap IN the lace for this application y