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SOUTHWEST LIQUOR STORE 101 Carson Max & M. H. Gordon 3 slots STANDARD MARKET 602 So 5th L. P. Lawrence 4 slots STEWART'S MARKET 2121 Stewart Grant Stewart 2 slots SUNSET LIQUOR STORE 1027 So Main Weston Barnes 3 slots SWISS VILLAGE 116 No 5th Lawrence Henry 3 slots TOWN BARBECUE 506 Fremont E. D. Ciliax 2 slots THRIFTY MARKET 1054 So Main J. W. Pickerell 3 slots TWIN LAKES CORP. Tonopah Highway Corp. by: R. St. John 2 slots UNCLE ANDY'S CHOW SHOP 420 Jackson L. P. Lawrence 3 slots WESTERN LIQUOR STORE 6 E. Charleston R. J. Stephens 3 slots WESTERN LIQUOR STORE 6 E. Charleston O. W. Glenn 2 slots WESTSIDE CAFE 322 Madison David Winston 2 slots WESTSIDE TAVERN 206 Wilson O. W. Glenn 1 slot WESTSIDE SHOPPING CENTER 1315 D Street Gayer Co. 1 slot WHITE BUNNY ICE CREAM 517 So 5th R. G. Jolley 3 slots WHITE CROSS DRUG CO. 201 Fremont W. E. Ferron 4 slots WOODWARD'S SIGNAL SERV 2102 So 5th H. R. Woodward 3 slots CLARK MARKET 1500 Fremont Vegas Foods Corp. 6 slots Commissioner Whipple moved the foregoing applications for renewal of gaming licenses for the third quarter of 1950 be approved with the exception of the application of the Monte Carlo Club which be referred to the Police Department for investigation and report on the new stockholder, Mr. William Leach. Motion seconded by Commissioner Moore and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Bunker, Moore, Peccole, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. GAMING APPLICATIONS Changes At this time the following gaming applications for the third quarter of 1950 were presented to the Board for their consideration: DIXIE WAFFLE SHOP 24 Fremont Nathan Young 4 slots BONANZA LIQUOR STORES 418 Bonanza Road C. R. Millhizer 1 slot CIRCUS ARCADE 28 Fremont First Nat'l Bank Dave Wolzinger 25 slots EL CORTEZ GIFT SHOP 612 Fremont Vera Love 1 slot FOOD CENTER, INC. 770 Fremont L. R., Stanley & Hilda Schway 6 slots FREMONT DRUG 617 Fremont A. T. Sharp & H. G. Parvin 7 slots GEORGE'S CAFE 410 W. Bonanza Malcom Quelch 3 slots L & W CAFE 18 Garces R. E. & Linn Wilson 3 slots LAS VEGAS LIQUOR STORE 812 Fremont Alfred Lindgern 3 slots NEW YORKER BAR 115 South 1st C. R. Millhizer 1 slot ON LUCK CAFE 501 Jackson C. R. Millhizer 3 slots THE SPOT 1418 So 5th Wilbert Roesselet 2 slots WITTWER CAPE 700 North Main Reed Wittwer & Hardin Briggs 6 slots THE WESTERNER 23 Fremont Catherine Horden & Emilio Giorgetti 60 slots 2 Craps 1 Roulette 1 1¢ Roulette 3 "21" 1 Faro 1 Poker 2 Pan 1 RH Book Commissioner Whipple moved the foregoing gaming applications for the third quarter of 1950, being changes in operators, be approved with the exception of the Westerner; said application to be approved providing the former partners furnish a letter to the City Clerk by July, 1950 relinquishing their interest in. this license. Motion seconded by Commissioner Moore and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Bunker, Moore, Peccole, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. Commissioner Whipple moved the application of Edward R. Moss, Goldfield Club, 116 Fremont for 1 Craps and 1 "21" gaming license for the third quarter of 1950 be denied. Commissioner Bunker seconded this motion, and then withdrew his second. The motion died for lack of a second. Commissioner Moore moved the application of Edward R. Moss, Goldfield Club, 116 Fremont for 1 Craps end 1 "21" gaming license for the third quarter of 1950 be held in abeyance until Mr. Moss has received a license from the State. Motion seconded by Commissioner Peccole and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Moore, Peccole and His Honor voting aye; noes, Commissioners Bunker and Whipple. GAMING APPLICATIONS New The following new applications for gaming license for the third quarter of 1950 were presented to the Board for their consideration: