Omaha daily bee., 1890-01-05
WORRYING SALOONKEEPERS.
The Fire and Police Commission
Consider Liquor Licenses.
PERMITS THEY HAVE GRANTED.
A Probability That the Number OF
Saloons in Omaha will Be
- Decreased by About
Forty.
PERMITS THEY HAVE GRANTED.
The License Board.

The license board was in session all day
yesterday, and transacted considerable busi.
ness.
AT the forenoon session licenses were
granted to the following:
Emile Gall, 902 Douglas; JACOB Young, III
North Sixteenth; II. Pundt, 1918 Farnam;
II. p. Wind, 62l North Sixteenth; T. j..
Conway, 1924 North Sixteenth; Fritz Panzer-
scherm, $50 South Sixteenth; Frank Bartos,
1918 South Thirueenth; Kalmbodh. 1901
North Fourteenth; Albert Kuca, 1896 South
Thirteenth; Max Lenz, 1433 North Twenty
Fourth; John SOkol, 1882 South Thirteenth;
Jacob Kile, 2024 Cunning; MIchae Mullen,
30l North Sixteenth: w. j. Lemp, 1919 Mich
olas; H.: F. Kruger, 5l3 North Sixteenth;
John l.. Kerns. 2l5 South Fourteenth; Win.
Jam Darst, 3l4 South Thirteenth; H.. Roen-
feldt, Gil North Sixteenth; Charles Neber,
l23 North Tenth; Amelia Thilgard, 600 South
: Tenth; Lew Herman, SOP South Tenth;
Thirs, 1920 South Thirteenth; Peter
Stock, sol South Seventh; John
simanek 1915 South Thirteenth;
Julius Nagl, 6l2 South Thirteenth;. M. j.
Kaufman, 1914 Davenport; White Il
South Fifteenth; l. N. Gull, i419 Dodge;
Frederick Gebauer, HOS Farnam; Fritz
Bloelner, 1901 Leavenw worth; Frank Dellone,
1908 Douglas; John Johnson. 2lOl Cunning.
The following applications for license were
refused:
William Darst, 22s North Sixteenth;
Catherine Reuland, sol North Sixteenth;
Chris Jensen, 500 North Fourteenth; Max
Schroeder, l722 st. Mary's avenue.
Protests have been filed against the follow
ing applicants aud the board will consider
them on Monday:
Owen McCafrey, Ill South Sixteenth; ;
Waterman Krag, Twentieth and Martha (;
North Sixteenth street; Ed Rothery, 323
South Eleventh Hans Peterson, 1902 Web
ster; Justus Kessler. 1914 South Thirteenth /;
Henry Wiese, 1921 Pierce; John Wolly, no
South Fourteenth; Henry Hohlff, 2o56 Pop.
pleton avenue; F.. Henzicken, 4l2 South
Thirteenth; Joseph Boehm. 1901 South
Eleventh: Byron Clark, rear 1919 Douglas;
John Wright, lois Douglas; Ernest Wetzlg,
1888 North Twentieth; William %Scbipporeit,
1909 Cass.
In the afternoon the board devoted almost
its entire attention to hearing protests. The
room was packed to suffocation with deeply
Interested saloonists, and the packing ex-
tended far out into the adjoining corridor.
With the exception OF Mayor Broatch, whose
little red face glowed like a setting sun, ana
~nervously clouded itself in a sickly blue haze
OF cigar smoke, the countenances of the com.
missioners seemed perfectly at ease and
evinced u stolid devotion TO the task that
was at hand.
Catherine Reuland was the first individual
to be pranced within the rail. Catherine has
a little snuggery at sol North Sixteenth
street, where she keeps a boarding house.
A strip of calico IL drawn iowa over the bar
on Sunday, but otherwise the place is kept
wide open. After asking many questions
the board decided that Catherine might run
the boarding house part Of her concern but
not the bar attachment.
, Max Schroeder was refused a license for
lI22 81 Mary's avenue, for the reason tbs
he already has three places provided for in
the license line.
Public policy was the reason which the
board gave for declining to give Chris Jensen
O license to run a place at 500 North Four
TO nth street during the next twelve months.