"I had an uncle who had a saloon on Seneca Street that was a focal base for politics -- Fuzzy Molloy, of all names," he told The Buffalo News.
The Daily Graphic noted with evident satisfaction that The Times had a saloon with a billiard room on its ground floor.
Like many ports, La Ceiba also has a saloon to which everyone seems to gravitate sooner or later: Expatriates Bar and Grill.
The motor car had a saloon section with ten seats; however, this was converted to conventional seating in 1956.
The family moved to 339 South Goodyear Street, not far from the rail yards, when young George was a toddler; by the time he was six, his father had a saloon with an upstairs apartment at 426 West Camden Street.
It's a middle-class road, all 1980s semis with new cars on the drives (the Barnards have a Mercedes saloon and a Chrysler people carrier) and Lisa says none of her neighbours have big families.
At times, her book makes it easy to forget that the Prohibitionists had good reason to associate alcohol with violence and misery and death; one needn't have been a saloon smasher or a xenophobe to conclude that the country would have been a lot better off if it had been a little drier.
They have a Mazda 626 saloon, but with the mileage at about 130,000 it may potentially be edging into the expensive part of its life.
If you are not in a great hurry, however (and why should you be at eleven-thirty or twelve on a fight night?), the best plan of all is to walk up to 167th and have a beer in a saloon, or a cup of tea in the 167th Street Cafeteria, and wait until the whole mess clears away.
She told a story about a rehearsal of "Company," in which he was not mean as shit: he wrote her a note that said "You have turned a saloon song into a piece of theatre".
