Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-02
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
business Transacted at Hester-
DAVIS Meeting.

0hy'S NkcctAhs'
The Board of Police Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon at the
Mayors office, present: Mayor
Workman, Chief OF Police Cuddy
and President of the Council j. F.
Humphreys. Clerk Moffet read the
minutes of the last meeting, which
were adopted after the clause limiting
the circuit of saloons was changed
from 800 feet to 200 feet. The petit
ton of f. w. Myers for a saloon Ii.
cense was denied, Chief Cuddy stat
ing that it was disreputable house.
w. A. billiard was granted saloon
license for one month, providing he
conducts his house more orderly than
has been the custom.
John King presented petition
signed by majority of neigh hboring
business men, petitioning the Roa d
to grant him license. The Board
granted conditional license for one
month. Messrs. Myers and Strelow
were granted license. q. q. Browns
the revoking Of his license was denied
J. G. Kenyon, whose license was re-
yoked, was granted a license for one
month, providing he keeps an ORDERLY
house. August G. Shilow was lice sed
to keep.a saloon.
The following applications for Ii
censes we're referred to the Chief of
Police for investigation: Joseph
Greutz, Stewart and B ties, G. Gross,
Seifried and Mckee, H. A. Marcellus
d Co., F. Champagne. Gracoini Ca
lori, Merrck and Hall, p. Balladi
Singer and Kuhl, VIM. j. Stevenson
Mr.. Humphreys moved that the
following resolutions be adopted:
WHEREAS, There now exists or is
now forming, various private detec-
tive companies, merchants patrols OF
private watchmen throughout our
city; and
WHEREAS, Merchants or others may
unknowingly or unintentionally en-
ploy bad, designing men to do such
service, whereby great mischief may
be done, be it hereby
Resolred: That no such detective,
patrol or watchman will be recognized
or permitted by the police force oi
this city to act in such capacity, or
allowed to wear a star or badge or
carry concealed weapons, without first
coming before this said board and
getting the permission from said
board in writing, which permit shall
be SUBJECT to the inspection of the
police officer on duty, if called for
and said private detective, patrol OIL
wa,chman shall be under the super
vision of said Board of Police Com
missioners." Carried.
The following resolution presented
by MIR Humphreys was adopted:
1t is hereby ordered by the Board O
Police Commits ioners of this city, tha
all estray animals in the possession o
our late Chief OF Police, (somt
5000 worth in alD be obtained
and that said estrays be dis
posed of in strict conformity witt
the law. and that for the future thu
Clerk OF the City Council be requested
to advertise for bids from persons Il
keep pound for all estray an mails
&c &C., as the law directs, and tina
all eStrayS Sudli Do PiaCOu III o1i'
pound and no other places; and KEEP
and disposed OF in strict conformit,
with the law, and that a bulletin boar
shall be placed at the front do O
the Police station, upon which shal
be placed list and descriptions of al
such estrays, and kept there unit
said estrays are lawfully disposed o.
Mr.. Cuddy's resolution prohibitin
the displaying of banners, distribul
ing of hand bills and bands marchin
and playing Sundays dnring churci
hours was tabled for consideration
The Board appointed W. Q. Robert
and J. M. Methvin as jailers at tn
CITY Jail. The bills OF Reed an
Houry for ambulance service were o.
dered paid. The matter OF establish
lug a prison in East Los Angeles Wa
referred to Chief Cuddy. The Boar