Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-20
ANOTHER ROW.
The Police Commission Pot
Again Boiling.
SEVERAL WARN WORDS USED.
Charges Dismissed-SalOOn Licenses
Granted and RevOked-MOre
Specials Wanted.

The Board Of Police Commissioners
met yesterday afternoon in the City Hall,
Mayor Hazard presiding, and Messrs.
Dexter, Knox and Lindley present.
Len J. Thompson, City Tax Collector,
reported that the saloons of P. Ballade,
A. Olivier and ]. Mackel were closed, the
proprietors having left the business, and
the licenses of Alexander & Pyle, A. E.
Reith and A. Rickenback were reported
unpaid. After short discussion, Mr..
Knox offered the following resolution,
which was adopted by the board:
Resolved That the ordinances of the city in
relation to the collection of licenses for retail
liquor saloons be literally and rigidly enforced.
and that the cooperation of the City Tax Col
lector and City Attorney with this department
for that purpose be respectfully requested.
On motion Of Mr.. Lindley the licenses
of the three last-named saloon.keepers,
which remained unpaid, were ordered
revoked.
The petition of Paul Navarro for Ii
cense was reported upon favorably by
the Chief of Police; but Mr.. Knox said
that he had made personal investiga-
ton into the matter and found that
Navarro was about to open dance-house
there. He was strongly opposed to
granting him license, as that part of
Buena Vista street was just on the out
skirts OF the respectable residence por-
ton of the street, and though the people
living in the vicinity were not rich, he
thought that they ought to be respected.
He moved that the petition DO denied.
Mavor Hazard could not understand
whv arch action should be taken in
the face of the report of the Chief of
Police.
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h.haIf onJ tba a;scrss;on usrv sonn
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t;mos NJ Krov informed tha Pras;dont
~ ths hoord that his statamants were
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"n,sAey.
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cientiy 10 say, You're gentleman,
amt you r Out Wnen Mr. Ano1 retorted,
les, put you are nos, ne rose 70 MS
Ieet ana waking over 70 wnele Mr. Anox
sas, lnqeireo whe.ner 10 wanteu row
OF not, iot II ne olo ho' ne nao Detter
stoP rlgnt tnere.
Mr.. Knox said that he WAS perfectly
willing to settle the matter after the board
adjourned, if the Mayor was agreeable,
The Mayor, however. resumed the chair,
and said that he couldn't understand why
Mr.. Knox should have come into the
meeting for the purpose of picking row
with him. Mr.. Knox said the Mayor
WAS like an old woman, in that he seemed
determined to have the last word, and
after few more personal remarks the
matter was brought to a conclusion by
Mr.. Lindley, who called upon the Chair
man to put Mr.. Knox's motion to deny
the application Of Navarro to the vote, It
having been seconded by Mr.. Dexter.
The motion was finally carried over
Mayor Hazard's negative vote.
In accordance with the recommends.
ton of the Chief of Police, who hsd in
vestigsted the matters, the charges pre.
ferred against Officer T. Wright bv Y.
B. Dugal, and Officer Collins by A. s.
Holloway was denied.
The report of the committee apnointed
by the board to investigate the charges
against Chief Glass and Officer watkins
by Carl Browne, recommending that the
same be Dismissed va. odontaS
A communication refarr;nr 70 tho an.
t. ACtoh1inS W Ino Oh.
t0rcement OF the ordinance regulating
the speed OF trains within the citv limits
WAS recaived and FOOD and -, ,..t;S~s
&c Ar. o"u, anu, on notion
OF mr.. knox, the vi ty Attorney was re-
queeted to furnish his written opinion to
the hoard as In tho ord;nonca ~ rroat;e
NJ fI|: ~ A0~nco IL quocIlon.
Ano !olowluK petltlOn6 Tor transfers OF
saloon licenses were granted: 81. MARI.
from Ed German. Gniol & Warratt
rom oerapln q MazeI; =. A. Bi6bee, from
Bisbee & Wagner.
Tho follow;no rat;t;ors 70. !:
censea wora roferraJ =, a. Ct.;.t so -
oonSoS "oio ioterIou 10 the OnleI Tor ono
yoA, onuTI 'ao Iuie ". .. Wegner, Tor
saloon az NO. Court street; A. Chavez,
for saloon at 700 Oliva atraot and
Twohio e. Notlav e. anIoa 49,, ~
No'ioy, ioT saioon 81 o4l new
Leave of absence was prantad to the
followino noan,horo of the faSo
"Ius "onHoolS VI Ihe lorce: u. N.
LOCKWOOD, Two days; Frank Steele,
three DAYS: s. Duean. four DAVIS. T r.
Corlav four don. NJ So,
o1' Aoo1 u"ys' ana o. M oneetS, Iour
Jays.
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