, 1873-07-29
THE POLICE BOARD.
Policemen Prohibited from Drinking
in Saloons in Order to Con-
viot the Proprietors.
Superintendent Washhurn Satisfactorily
Explains tile Milwaukee
Transaction.

Eyntains the Milwaukee
lra1SaC1lOn.
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lno ooasa " io'c0 n",aa'. uv!a 5aan ~ t,,o
soa.oi"ay tA's1A'oH, A.o4s ~ ~. ~. -..,,
cnae. se,s 10" spoosa'ota Moio ~ ~ ASo ~
but tho windows on Quincy strces anu TIC nail-
nr3b,h1y & ,nticina,oa ] an outbreak, but did not
.s.' ~ ~. ,,.u, ,xa,r,3 np,r tnforo
wisnoss ono' ~ tnoy "eio o1o'''o """' Do'0Ao
the nsual squan look place'
ROUTINE DpBrsEss.
voot Mof1iaor stroot ,Tns taken nm. Tho police
"os' nlaa'aon n..o's "a on w. IT,. ,sn,,nn
ma reported that Is "aa al, "s7'eA"1,on .'ooa,
A lawyer named Payne made spoooh IN penalf
- trounootah,a atoro.koenors and uoirhbora. :" set-
4,r, to~th 4t,t Nh saloon ,roa on;ot and orderly
'ins to1sn sl'nS 1no seooa "aa 49, 49,. rr,,o
and that no diaorderlg aot6 oocut1oa 'neto t.o
Commissioners said thoy would think 0Vof tne
mattor and oivo their decision In day or two.
M. oo,t-ooto f,r >,,ao ,voro a.vnried m fol-
e@".s ~ nnn 49,. a,xlo,;,ns
1oWa; Mef1lnan q oo', o,ooo ieo'' ealpoi1oe
rubber, at 91.24 q foot; Ha11cok Wheeler,
5000 foot HHtarn at 81, 20.
Tho anno,nttnont of a sorgennt, TO fill tho va
ar .;a.,oa h., +ho .,-o.not,n, ~ aorooon,
eahoy oce"o'on'A ~ ,no PAe'AA0''1'' ~ ~ eA'
Buckley, was then talkod OF.
Superintendent WaBhburn recommended
Roundsnan Thomas Simnontlg.
ro,,,niaaio,or ehori1nn soi5 It had a1wayp
o"'A','e'e .N". ~ c.-tss.- =.
boon customary to allo" tho comm'Be'onor OF
make tho recommendation. 1t his roquost the
ao1oct,o, ,r.a dosc,ro3 for aovera1 ]ave.
4 cnmnlaint waa 1nndo by J. II, Harrington,
,ro,r;ot+r ~ thn T1n;on Ttn1 ~ Bluc Ielan2 nv
enne nases + aGan1s eusno1 " ha WIT DiYiainn
HT.i1,sau Tamnanv Fiat ITnrr;nntnn al]eraif that tho
nat"sy ma"r - urrnlraaoiod Ia itv an3 VIVA nroiu.
d;nc5 nosinat 1,a drirnra. MD interforod with
49,, Rt1,o pocroforv 1voa iuatrt,rtnd In not;fv
IT, tho" p,,i,re, Tcmnanv tn aGnw on,,so why Car
roi;, ahnr,i3 not hap ronnved.
II Tho caso Of trial Of Poiicoman ntcaowan, Of
seni3E snn ~ bo'nr 2,nR ani bontinr mo onra
wna takcn m il1o evidence waa hoard the othor
Tau hnt oct}nn 1san efaTro nni1 Jnaticn Sc1llv.a
aay, uus 1sna haa4 ho I,,aee tnd rGnt
teatmonv yaa m i,oro1nno1 at tho Potioa Court.
sn1 tha Hoar3 diaoharrod HJof3owan.
~1o 'A'o ~'n 1ron1aITrnn9sT. po11rr,1Ev.
conm;saionor ehcrilan calod attention to tho
y,ct that nnlcnmon in citlzous clothes wore going
aas. ss,nJ 1 - a"Inona m .Ennf1ov i,,lnciup Tho
n+nnr;e,ora tn r;va Them drinf and tlon nroso-
thn, ~ ~ ;oaiincs tho law Tia csirod
totK ~ nna,y sip - tho Hoard co,intenancod It,
! rhn preaidant roauoatod him il ho had a
,"u w"nt ia bothar with it otherwise.
"aIs ~ Sinridnn mnvod that mn ;nnu;rv
=, ;unt;tmtaJ r. = tvau dnno will tho BoarG'a
eonniyanco co % llo wanted VI to know It.
mho proa;ilcnt romarled that he wonld not
conntcnanca ANYTHING Of tho kind,
Observation-Disclosures Wr;Sht aajd Lo had noyor heard
n, It.
! Gonom;ae;oncr Hhar1an Ind heard of several
i,,storoas sxharo X Ind hnon done md tourht
Ike nronar authority should Investigate it, and,
~ -; ,o ;nduined n to hroai nm tfo llsroputa
hla nract;ca.
ny rbn Ei presiaopt told him he ought to Inquire at
+,,o nrnnor anurce and learn If If was true.
cdmn;sainnnr Shoridan roioined by saving tl,at
| hn did not hold communication with "those''
I WIN shnu1d In tho nrouer SOURCE and
| Tho Prnsi1ent interrfnteG him with--t You
saw wo two arc only acting mon,bors !; it you do
mt nut the matter III proper Shape before tile
Board It ID not nv fault.
Gommiasionar Slnridan urged that his motion
waa a motion nf inouiry. and should be enter
| taiued by tho Doard..
| mha pyoaiiIont rnnini7cd him t1,atbe fBheridan1
w. . n,amhcr NJ the Hoard. and. il In Ind heard
~ T. i wns his duty to mako liz investigation,
~ Commisgonor j sLoridan became Indignant, aud
Whenever l. 5sqqgnt up up ANYTHING for the
he ~ds Ga nagne wbonovo,
von nn e,noae Wronr-ioirr' and endeayor to secure
reforms, tho devil will be converted.
proca to tic oity to sond policemen around to in
Sg HAM v for doinr t. Ie thon wrote ont and sub
mittod The following
+ mnve TINT tho practice OF sending po1ics
ofico1s IN eitizens' Clothes to SALOONS for tht
! nurnose OF induclng tie keopers thereof to Bol
fntoYicotinc drinks to such ofIlcera In violation
~ inv viii, a view Of nrosecutinc such saloon
Loannr,a VI" re or1orod to Ee lsconti1uol at once.
~s9 sr9ner;intenlont Waahb1lrn said he lad hoard o
II and nrf)orod it to bo STONED. Tho mo,
Ia hsd comnlainod to him that thoy could not col
i"ct oy1anco against saloon-kooporp while i
nn;form and he had authorizod them to wca
c;tizona' clothes. Te, Lowoyor. did not tell then
tn cr, in ami huy drink. because he did not be
siaSc t was nro1,ar,
Tho mntionn n Sgaa acreed to.
rmK cHAnags FROM MILWAUKEE.
4 snporintondont WasEburn submitted his re
mort IN rerard to tho charges made by the Nil
: YANKEE na1ors that ho had demanded $500 Of Mr
, OF tho goods Etolon from Wheelcr'a store b