Liquor Licenses

Thu., May 7, 1998

River Bend Inc., et al, have applied for a license to sell spirituous liquor by individual glass and/or beer and wine for on-premises consumption at The Bend and River Bend Casino, 2721 N. Market.

Sue and Stan Thompson have applied for a license to sell spirituous liquor by individual glass and/or beer and wine for on-premises consumption; a tavern license to sell beer or wine on-premises; and to sell beer and wine by bottle or original package for off-premises consumption at Litz’s Pub, 204 E. Ermina.

Cavanaughs Hospitality Limited and Corp. have been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer and wine by open bottle or original container for on premises consumption at Cavanaughs Inn At The Park, 303 W. North River Drive.

Cavanaughs Hospitality Limited and Corp. have been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer and wine by open bottle or original container for on-premises consumption at Cavanaughs River Inn, 700 N. Division.

Reno Casino Management L.L.C. has been approved for a license to sell spirits, beer and wine by open bottle or original container for on-premises consumption at Reno Casino Restaurant and Lounge, 7 S. Main, Deer Park.

Kyung and So Oh have applied for a license to sell beer or wine by bottle or package for off-premises consumption at Priced Rite Foods, 733 W. Garland.

Joyce West and the Southland Corp. have applied for a license to sell beer by bottle or package for off-premises consumption, and wines containing less than 14 percent by volume in bottles and original packages not to be consumed where sold at 7-Eleven Store 2303-23636C, 1425 N. Maple.

CA One Services Inc., et al, have applied for a license to sell wine by bottle or package for off-premises consumption at Concession Air, 1 Airport Road.

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