A petition, signed by 94 citizens and taxpayers, was submitted requesting that a liquor license not be granted to a saloon location in the Juanita House. The saloon was located on the corner of Fourth and Pike Streets. The Juanita House was "for private lodgings of a respectable kind only." The petitioners were concerned that the saloon was located in a residential area with many churches and a school.
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- Identifier
- 991573
- Description
- A petition, signed by 94 citizens and taxpayers, was submitted requesting that a liquor license not be granted to a saloon location in the Juanita House. The saloon was located on the corner of Fourth and Pike Streets. The Juanita House was "for private lodgings of a respectable kind only." The petitioners were concerned that the saloon was located in a residential area with many churches and a school.
- Date created
- July 20 1891 No
- Series
- 1802-04: City Clerk General Files
- Location
- Box 13, Folder 1
- Note
- Petition. (2 copies) 07/20/1891; Petition. 07/20/1891
- Not all signatures transcribed
- Subject Terms
- CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, DOWNTOWN, LICENSES, LIQUOR SALES, RESIDENTIAL AREAS
- Citation
- Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #991573, Series 1802-04.
- Related People/Organizations
- O'Brien, Patrick
O'Brien, Mrs. Patrick
Graves, Edward O.
Meisner, Mr.
Juanita House
Washington National Bank