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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
8
City of La Crosse considers applications for liquor licenses as part of a local review. Proceedings cover eligibility, locations, and compliance requirements for establishments seeking permits in the city. Public notices outline deadlines and hearing dates for license decisions.
The applicant, a US citizen, seeks a license to sell strong drinks on premises at Lot 163, Block 16, E. Smith's addition, 1301 South Street, from July 1, 1911, to July 1, 1912. Bondsmen include The Surety Co. of Cleveland. dated June 9, 1911.
Samuel Grant applies to the Common Council of La Crosse for a license to sell less than one gallon of alcohol at premises 113 South Fifth Street lot 2 block 18 Dunn Cameron's addition from July 1, 1911 to July 1, 1912. Bonded by The Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland Ohio. Dated June 9, 1911.
Fred Miller applies for a license to sell less than one gallon to be consumed on the premises at Lot 14 Block 8 South Eastern Addition No 433 Avon Street for one year from July 1 1911. Bondsman Fidelity Deposit Company of Maryland. Dated June 1911.
The document states a bond arranged by Jacob L. Erickson dated June 7, 1911, covering less than one gallon to be consumed on the premises at 210 Mill Street La Crosse lot 4 block section 29 15 7. Bondsmen: Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland.
Legal notice dated June 7 1911 transfers premises described as lot 2 block 17 original plot of North La Crosse at No 508 St Cloud Street from Martinus Johnson to Deposit Co of Maryland effective July 1 1911.
Notice prohibits selling strong spirituous malt or intoxicating liquors in quantities at the premises 701 Rose Street part of lot 13 block 27 original North La Crosse plat from the Fidelity & Deposit Co of Maryland. Dated June 10 1911 Simon Sun.
Document records a lease of premises part of lot 6 block 23 original City of La Crosse at 317 Pearl Street for one year from July 1, 1911, to July 1, 1912. Bondsman listed as Fidelity & Deposit Co of Maryland. dated June 9, 1911. Peter Hellem signs.
Citizen endorses bonds for property at lot 7 block 1 Gobre addition North La Crosse 1703 George Street from July 1, 1911 to July 1, 1912. Bondsmen are George F. Smith and F. J. Malin. Dated June 13, 1911.
Strong, spirituous malt ardent the premises lot 6 block 23 ori Plat pow City of La No 325 Pearl street from July 1 1911 to July 1 1912. Bondsman is The Title Guaranty Co of Scranton Pa dated June 9 1911 Edward Almos.
City of La Crosse issues notice concerning intoxicating liquors in quantities at a premises on lot 6 block 2 northern addition 1221 Caledonia street from the first day of 1912. Dated 1911 signed G. F. Stuhr with associates George Jer and A. A. Freeman.
The undersigned seeks permission to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities up to one gallon to be consumed on premises at lot 7 block 24 original plat La Crosse addition 107 199 North Fourth street from July 1911 to July 1 1912 bondmen named thus far
June 8, 1911 date referenced in an official notice naming Emanuel C. Stupka and Joseph J. Tomsicek as parties or subjects of action. Henry C. Reget appears as the signer or related official.
The notice references lot 6 block 18 original plot addition at No. 201 203 South Third Street from the first day of 1912. Bondsman listed is American Bonding Co. of Baltimore. Signature E D Hunt dated June 12 1911.
The document lists a surety bond covering premises at Lot 1 Block 4 Burns Durand Smith and Rublee addition No 700 North Third Street from July 1 1911 to July 1 1912 with bondsmen William Schilling and Chas Pruetz Jr dated June 12 1911 by Chas Pruetz.
Bondsmen include Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. Dated June 39, 1911. Signature by Peter L. Bartheld. The notice refers to premises part of lot 7 block 23 original plat City of La Crosse.
The note records a property transfer involving lot 1 block 27 in the Village of North La Crosse addition at 516 St. Cloud Street from the first Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland, dated June 12, 1911. Otter Ams ru.
Property description for part of lot 8 block 8 Dunn Dousman and Cameron addition at 314 South Third Street. Bondsmen listed Caspar Newberg Mat Newberg. Dated June 12 1911. Jacob Newberg.
Public notice from John Gabler recording a mortgage on part of lot 4 block 2 Burns Durand Smith and Rublee addition at 520 North Fourth. Bondsmen listed Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland. Dated June 12 1911.
The document lists a bond notice covering premises lot 9 block 23 of the original City of La Crosse plat from July 1, 1911 to July 1, 1912. Bondsmen named are John A. Elliott and Peter Newberg. Dated June 12, 1911 by Walter D. Stannard and Louis L. Gautsch of Stannard & Gautsch.
The document records a deed pledge dated June 9, 1911 by John G. Malin for premises Lot 3 in McMillan's subdivision of Lots 4 5 6 in Block 12 Dunn Dousman Cameron's Addition at 206 South Fourth Street. Bondsmen listed are Joseph J. Fiebig and A L Grams.
Peter Knudson announces bondsmen Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland for a parcel sale at No 1452 Caledonia in Lot 1 Block 13 North ern Addition. Dated June 3 1911.
Public notice references premises lot 1 block 34 origin al plat Town of La Crosse addition located at 328 North Fourth Street from July 1 1912. Bondsman listed American Bonding Co of Bal dated June 1 1911. Names Bertha Zein and Au.
The undersigned citizen applies for a license to sell spirituous malt and ardent liquors within Josse city limits. Applicant states compliance with local laws and requests issuance of the license upon approval by the council.
Public notice details a property transfer or legal action concerning premises Lot 4 Block 13 Dunn Dousman and Camerons addition at 421 Jay Street with a dated reference to June 8 1911 and signed by Nic Becker.
The document labels the premises as No 12 lot 3 block 3 southeastern addition and cites a bond from American Bonding Co of Baltimore dated June 12 1911 with signature John Booker.
The text records a bond or mortgage involving the Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland Ohio and the property at premises lot 1 block 12 Dunn No 213 South Third Street dated June 9 1911 as stated by Julius Utke.
The document notes the premises described as lot 5 block 13 in Stod dard and Levy's addition at No 901 South Third Street dated June 9 1911 and signed by Arnold Fritz.
The undersignee sells Lot 1 Block 7 Simon ton’s addition at 1200 South Eleventh Street from Bonding Co of Baltimore. Dated June 7, 1911. John Londkoski.
Legal notice references premises lot 10 block 19 original plat addition and a filing or record dated 1911 associated with John Williams.
Bond notice dated June 9 1911 lists premises at lot 20 block 8 Simon ton's addition No 957 Hood street. Bondsmen named are O Loeffler and Edward A Luedke. Signed Joseph Kabat.
The document records a property transfer involving premises Lot 5 Block 16 Second Plat of B. B. Healy's addition at No. 827 Green Bay Street from George F. Smith to A. A. Schroeder. Dated June 5, 1911. Matt Wilt inger.
Notice dated June 9 1911 by James Henratty for sale of intoxicating liquors license premises at 207 Main Street La Crosse in block 19 original town addition including 24 feet of East 102 12 feet.
Public record lists bondsmen Bankers Surety Co of Cleveland Ohio for the premises at lot 6 block 21 Losey's addition No 1732 George Street with date June 12 1911 signed C E Engebretsen.
From the first day of July 1911 to the first day of July June 7, 1911 Sam P Welch records a transfer or notice concerning premises lot 2 block 1 Spier and Canterbury's addition No 1646 George Street.
The notice lists premises at lot 4 5 6 7 block 23 original plat addition No 329 Pearl Street from July 1 1911 to July 1 1912. Bondsmen include American Bonding Co of Baltimore dated May 18 1911. J J Freas O J Dumke.
A damaged notice outlines a sale of intoxicating liquors on premises lot 1 block 33 origin 120 128 North Fourth Street. Bondsmen listed as The Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland Ohio dated June 10 1911 with Mrs Fred B Smith per Calvin W Baker.
The deed covers Lot 1 Block 3 in Healy and Anderson's addition at 1010 South Sixteenth Street. Parties listed include Wm. Steppe and J. A. Bartl with dated June 7, 1911. Joe Sturdick appears in the record.
The text details a lot description on the original plat with specific measurements at No 115 North Front Street including a railway land addition. It lists bondsmen as American Bonding Co of Baltimore and references a bond dated June 5 1911 signed by C F Storandt.
Document lists premises lot 10 block 19 origin 111 North Fourth street from July 1 1912. Bondholders include Bankers' Surety Co of Cleveland Ohio. Dated June 6 1911. Signed Harry L Starr.
Premises described as lot 11 block 13 northern addition at 1400 Caledonia. Bondsmen named Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland Ohio. Dated June 6 1911. P O Mahlum.
Henry Ahrens presents a notice concerning premises at No 305 North Third 5 in the Original Plat Addition with reference to lot 7 block 17 in 1911.
Notice records the transfer or description of premises Lot 4 Block 8 Espersen and Burns addition No 1008 Winnebago Street dated May 31, 1911 by John W Beranek.
A dated property transfer notice references premises described as lot 1 and 2 block 2 southeastern addition and names Mill ing Co of Baltimore with signatures H J Hahn and J H Hahn dated May 22 1911.
Notice records a real estate transfer for Lot 4, Block 1 in Lord and Rudolph's addition at No. 631 South Eighth Street from Peter Christiansen and Nicholas Lahure to John Birn bauin dated June 2, 1911.
The document lists a property at 829 Rose Street in North La Crosse, Lot 4 Block 24, with a term from July 1 1911 to July 1 1912. Bondsmen named are American Bonding Co. of Baltimore. Dated June 9 1911 by E. J. Gardner.
The notice records a transfer involving premises lot 5 block 10 Dunn Dousmand Cameron's addition at No 427 South Third Street from July 1 1911 to July 1 1911 with Bankers Surety Co of Cleveland Ohio dated June 9 1911 George Schneeberger.
Property record notes lot 11 block 7 south side addition No 1310 Denton 10 1911 and references John P Strasser in the title.
A historical notice lists premises at Lot 18 Block 20 Losey’s addition No 1834 George 10 1911. Andrew Nelson signs.
A historic deed fragment describes land on lot 5 block 27 Daniel Cameron’s addition at 629 South Third Street from Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. Dated June 4 1911 by Ph Young.
The description covers premises lot 6 block 22 Cameron's addition at 528 South Third Street from July 1, 1911 to July 1, 1912. Bond men named are The Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland, Ohio. Dated June 9, 1911. Signed Edwin Behling.
The document lists premises at 1006 Mississippi Street in Es person and Burns addition, block 11 lot 5 marked as transfer from July 1 1912. Bondsmen include The Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland Ohio. Dated June 9 1911 by B Birnbaum.
The document records a transfer of Lot 1 Block 6 in the original La Crosse addition located at 201 South Front Street from an unidentified party to August G. Rhode dated June 9 1911.
A notice dated June 8 1911 from Fred W Harris describes the premises at 230 Pearl Street origin al plat La Crosse addition and the property timeline from July 1 1911 to Ohio's first day.
Bondsmen listed as The Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland Ohio guarantee the premises Lot 7 Block 10 South Eastern Addition No 500 Avon as of June 8 1911. Signed Mat Schmidt.
City of La Crosse notices a transfer involving parcel lot 13 block 17 Village of North La Crosse addition No 901 Rose Street from the first land company. Dated June 7 1911. QO Brown.
A damaged notice identifies Adolph E. Jiracek regarding intoxicating liquids in quantities at premises Lot 3 Block 2 Southeast Addition No 420 Mill Street. Date 8 1911.
The document records a bond for lot 8 block 13 North ern Addition at No 1416 Caledonia. Olaf Molstad signs, with The Bankers' Surety Co. of Cleveland Ohio named as bondsmen, dated June 8 1911.
Auction details indicate a parcel known as lot 4 block 19 origin 106 North Second Street Cleveland Ohio. Dated June 8 1911 and issued by B Schultz & Son represented by Emil Schultz.
Public notice of property action for premises lot 6 block 8 Dunn at 328 South Third Street dated May 31 1911 by Olaf Mattson.
A license note states quantities of intoxicating liquor not exceeding one gallon to be drank on premises located on lot 7, block 11, Dunn Dousman and Camerons addition No. 318 South Fourth. Bondsmen named J. Rupin, John Rehfuss. Dated June 8 1911 Leo Huebner.
A citizen of the United States transfers premises described as lot 148 149 150 175 block 13 T S Smiths addition No 1304 South Sixth Street from The Bankers Surety Co of Cleveland Ohio dated June 1911 Chas Hnilicka.
An application for a license is filed for premises at 125 Vine Street in the City of La Crosse, described by lot and block and origin plat, from the first F. C. Burrow.
Public notice dated June 10 1911 references premises at West 12 of lot 5 and 6 block 18 Dunn Dousman and Cameron's addition Majestic Theater Building Main Street from the time. Kaiser signs off.
A deed dated June 7 1911 records transfer of premises lot 1 block 18 original La Crosse addition located at 228 North Second Street from the first Ohio to F C Burrow.
Legal notice stating the transfer of premises Lot 6 Block 27 Daniel Cameron's addition at No 626 South Fourth Street from the first land Ohio dated June 6 1911 signed by Chas G Schroeder.
Notice records a real estate action involving Lot 3 Block 1 Lord and Rudolfs addition at 622 South Ninth Street. The document cites the transfer starting June 1, 1911, by M. A. Kubal and lists parties to the transaction.
Property description for the parcel at No 1129 West Avenue in Cleveland County Ohio dated May 31 1911 by Frank J Voves. The land sits in section 6 township 15 north range 7 west with south percent of southwest quarter and 4 of southeast quarter.
Premises lot 9 block 12 Cline ton and Blackwell's addition No 2406 Mormon Coulee road transferred from men Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland Dated June 8 1911 Chas Roepke
Bond description for lot 5 block 20 original City of La Crosse plat at 201 Pearl Street dated June 10 1911 bondsmen listed as John A. Elliott and O. Loeffler T S Michalson.
The document cites Lot Block 6 on the original plat of La Crosse at 211 South Front Street dated July 1912 with bondsmen named Land and Ohio and a June 2 1911 date signed by E Ruprecht.
A legal transfer reference dated June 10 1911 records lot 6 block 2 southeastern addition to Village of North La Crosse at 400 Mill Street from Sam Wheeler to Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. The notice notes the involved parties and property description.
Property outline references Lot 10 Block 18 in the original Town of La Crosse plat. The address given is 229 North Third Street, dating back to 1911 as noted by Christ Simonson.
Public notice details a property description originating from American Bonding Co ofBaltimore Md dated June 13 1911 and signed by H J Corcoran. The text lists premises lot 5 block 20 and the address 205 Pearl Street.
City of La Crosse announces bondsmen Bankers Surety Co of Cleveland Ohio for a June 13 1911 security on premises parcel Lot 7 Block 34 in the North plat. Origin al plat reference and signer C Bollirud.
Legal notice details transfer or description of premises at lot 10 block 7 in B B Healy's addition No 1503 South Seventh Street with effective date from June 1 1911 as stated by Mra Hattie Matuska.
Public record notes the premises at 901 South Seventh Street Lot 108 Block 15 Lord and Rudolf’s addition dated June 9 1911 by Wm Scherrer.
The premises, part of lot 28, block 6 in Lord and Rudolf's addition at No. 607 Winnebago Street, are released from the land. Dated June 9, 1911. T. C. Weisbecker.
Premises identified as lot 10 block 7 Burns addition to La Crosse located at 1110 South Fifth Street transferred from the first party to the purchaser. Official notice records indicate parcel details and transfer action.
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