Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-04
POLICE POTENTATES.
The Projected Policy of the PrOtec.
tors Of Peace ard Purity.

met as usual yesterday afternoon VIII
the Father of the City in the chair. A
would-be witty bystanJer in the ratht
swollen group who had gathered fC
various reasons in the little-b big Office
which the welfare of the city is dete
mined, said that the triad reminded hil
of the game of euchre, inasmuc
as Mayor Workman was trun
card, Judge Humphreys right bowe
and the newly elected Chief of Police tn
left bower. This new deal in its oul
lined programme of sweeping reforr
started out with a declaration, which wa
adopted, that ~
This Board hereby renews all of it
orders, rules and regulations made by
since its incoming on January /, 1888, t.
our new Chief of Police for the suppress
sion of gambling, suppression of cribs o
prostitution, for ridding our city of bunc,
men, confidence men, macs, pimps
and bad characters generally, and tina
as Board we will stand by him, en-
courage and sustain him in any earnes
effort to carry out the laws and ordi
the law-abiding citizens of this city, anC
W PulllSl OAChoCo.
Then followed the usual number O.
saloon license cases which were disposed
of as follows: Romer & Silverberg were
granted license to conduct saloon al
239 North Main street. Change of Ii.
Cense was allowed for saloons at 112 Los
Angeles street, 512 North Main street,
53l East First street and corner of Third
and Main streets. The applications for
new licenses and changes of j. G.. Ken
yon, rs North Los Angeles street; Peter
Rings, SO San Pedro street; Mullaly &
Powers, San Fernando street, and Fred
Smith, Seventh and Olive streets, we're
referred to the Chief.
The complaint against the Missing
Link Saloon for still employing bar
maids in defiance of the Board was re-
ferred to the Chief.
Mayor Workman then offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Saloon-keepers, restaurant-keepers and
others whose licenses are revokable at the
pleasure of this Board, are hereby mott.
ged to close their places of business
promptly at II o'clock midnight on and
after Tuesday, October 9, 1889.
The officers of the police force are
hereby ordered to see that this order is
carried out, and to report any violation
to the captain or sergeants.
This somewhat sweeping resolution,
which was unanimously adopted, and
which will be enforced unless the Coun-
Gil cover the resolution by a city ordi-
nance. is supported by section OF ordi-
nance 1914, which reads:
For every saloon, bar, store or place,
including clubrooms. where spirituous,
vinous, malt or mixed liquors are sold or
given away in quantities less than one
gallon, $50 per month,
Officer Hawley reported that Stewards
saloon, corner of New High and Marches
sault streets, was the worst place of it's
kind in the city, and the license thereof
was revoked.
Mr.. VIM. L. Register asked for more
police protection for Angelei1o Heights.
The Southern Pacific Truck and Trans
fer Company were given permission to
erect sign on the sidewalk.
Louis Pepper "a colored citizen) was
appointed a special officer at the Los
Angeles gas works, to be paid by the
company.
Captain Loomis reported that Officer
Comocy had been suspended for cause.
Officer O'Neill was granted two
weeks leave of absence.
The case of Calos Cruz vs.. Officer
Methvin was called for next week.
The officers who were detailed to look
into disorderly houses reported the fol-
lowing list of residences of the demi-
mondaine, which are given with name of
occupant, street and owner:
Cora Philips, 204 Alameda, herself.
Lilly, 1874 Alameda, Cora Philips,
Mabel, 20 Sepulveda, Tony Bright
Ada Smith, 11S Alameda, Jos Perris,
guardian.
Myrtle Mcdonald, ia Alameda, Jos.
Perris, guardian.
May Enwright, POI Alameda, Jcs. Per-
ris, guardian.
Gussie Blair, No. 124 Alameda street,
Antonio Marrino.
frankie Pierson, No. 2OS1s New High
street, Bobenright.
Mrs. Brown, Commercial street, Mas
carel.
May Williams, No. POI New High
street, s. H. Flask.
Maggie Morris. No. 129 Also street,
Polaski and Butterwick.
E. Walker, No. 123 Also street,
Amestoy.
Ella Stewart, No. 211 Alameda street,
Dowd.
Sidney Cartan, No. 13 Sepulveda street,
Dominguez.
Kitty Davis, No. II Sansevain street,
Saurrat.
Nos. 300 to 315 N. Alameda street,
B. Dominguez, owner, leased to MIR.
Lazarovich.
Nos. 319 to 1927 N. Alameda street, B.
Ballerino owner, leased to Jim Powlson
and Bob Sampson Co.
Nos. 329 to 35S N. Alameda street
owned by Ferguson, leased by Bauer.
1886 North Alameda, owned M. j. New
mark. leased to John Maloney, and sub
leased to VIM. Abbot.
957 North Alameda, owned by Bou
chett.
4O4 and 4041s North Alameda, owneG
by Apablasa.
SCI to 365 New High street, Mrs. Car
mona, owner, leased to Luigo Garfola.
No. 353 to $50 New High, Ramo Do
minguez, leased to Mr.. Marteen.
No. 343 to 351 New High, B. Dubour
dieu owner.
No. 337 to 939 New High, John Ber
nard owner. The last two are leased t,
Mr.. Marteen.
No. 329 to 1888 New High, MADAM
Andre owner.
No. 1923 to 1926 New High, Jean Leonar'
owner.
No. 3l5 to 319 New High, 10 Redon
owner.
No. 1902 to 80 New High, J. Maskare
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