Application for Bar Room License in Monroe Hotel
I filed a petition with the Monroe Louisiana city council seeking permission to open a bar room or drinking saloon on South Grand Street in the Hotel Monroe.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
6
I filed a petition with the Monroe Louisiana city council seeking permission to open a bar room or drinking saloon on South Grand Street in the Hotel Monroe.
The liquidators of the Mutual Building and Loan Association invite bids on two Monroe Louisiana properties through June 15 1910. The Old Ouachita National Bank Building on South Grand fronting 30 feet and 150 feet deep and the Surginor lot at Fifth and Washington fronting 150 feet on Washington and 182 feet on Fifth. Bids payable in cash or half cash with balance due in one or two years at 8 percent interest, secured by vendor’s lien and mortgage. Rights reserved to reject bids. Monroe La May 10 1910.
Notice announces a fieri facias writ issued by City Judge Chas Schulze in favor of Laura Fluker and B K Fluker against Willie Robinson. The marshal sale proceeds under the writ directed by Monroe City Court.
Legal sale set for June 11 1910 between legal hours at Willie Robinson residence near the W S P coal shore Monroe. Auction includes wardrobe dressers wash stand tables stove per inventory on file. Property seized under writ of fiera facias by Marshal Joe Mangham dated May 31 1910.
The Sixth District Court of Ouachita Parish orders sale at Monroe court house on June 11 1910. The NW quarter of the SW quarter section 27 township 18 north range 5 east totaling 40 acres with improvements to be bid on twelve months credit at 8 percent interest. Vendor lien retained. bond and security required. May 23 1910. John A McQuiller administrator. Also sale of cotton bale No 17970 marked L H 141 seized under writ of fi fa. Lula Hunter and Johnson Hunter owners. JOE MANGHAM. May 31 1910. Also notice of succession in re C Newton No 1139 Sixth District Court Ouachita Parish listing Amanda Cason Newton as applicant for administratrix.
In the Sixth District Court a notice requires any person to show cause within ten days why Hipp P. Marx’s petition should not be granted and she be qualified as Administratrix. Dated May 31 in Monroe with City Judge Chas Schulze and attorneys A A Gunby and Thomas C. Newton.
Notice to creditors and interested persons to show cause within ten days why the final account of Ella Townes, administratrix, should not be approved and funds distributed as law directs. Court order dated June 6 1910 by W A Myatt Clerk. Attorneys Munholland and Dawkins represent the estate.
Calendar of sports lists Johnny Coulon versus Frankie Burns in a 10 round boxing match at New York. Open-air horse show begins in Leesburg Virginia. Women’s Eastern Golf Association tournament starts in Noble Pennsylvania. Illinois State tennis championship starts in Chicago, with events at Galt Ontario.
News notes list Joe Jeannette seeking a 25 round bout with Sam Langford, Jim Driscoll returning to England due to illness, Dick Burge opening a boxing club in London, Stanley Ketchel insisting on 158 pounds for a Sullivan rematch, and chatter about a Corbett Johnson matchup amid interest in the Jeffries Johnson clash.
The Alexandria Baptist church votes to enlarge Sunday school work and extend its field. A donor plans to fund a new modern building including gymnasium and parlors. J B Mosely is invited to lead the Sunday school expansion after Louisville visit. Over 11000 dollars already pledged. In a separate suit attorney T A Carter sues chauffeur R L Johnson for 5000 dollars for injuries to 12 year old Amelia Dewitt after a buggy collision.
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