The herald., 1893-11-08
THOSE SUNDAY COCKTAILS.
They Distress the Police Com
mission Members.
SO Chief Glass Is Asked to Report All
Refractory Saloon Keepers.
The Proceedings of the Commission.
The Special Onicers-saioon
License Mstters-Applioa-
tions for Positions.

The police commissioners were all
present yesterday morning at their reg
ular weekly meeting and passed mainly
upon routine matters.
There was an echo about the viola
ton OF the Sunday saloon ordinance, but
it was only an echo with the faintest
kind OF sparring between some of the
members.
SPECIALS APPOINTED.
Chief Glass reported the applications
of A. Stauch and W. B. Luckenbach ior
positions as special policemen without
pay from the city and they were granted.
SALOON MATTERS.
Upon a favorable report from Chief
Glass the petitions OF William Sachs for
transfer of saloon license at 1857 Mis-
sion road from +. Biggy. and of Mareno
& Burgoyne ct 226 Also street from
Goudry q Burgoyne were granted.
Joseph Manning was permitted to
withdraw his application for saloon
license at 800 North Alameda street.
Adolph Davis'a petition for license
at 300 North Alameda street, and pro-
test from Anna Hobbs, were referred to
the chief.
e. w. Arbuckle'a application for q
transfer Of licenee from Arbuckle & Conn,
at l4l-3 South Los Angeles street, was
referred to Chief Glass.
An application for license by Fred A.
Cooper. at 548 South Main street, was
referred to Chief Glass.
CHARGES AGAINST OFFICER GRIDLEY.
The charges made against Officer Grid
ley by Mrs. Alvarez " ere taken up, and
the officer made an explanation of his
action in bringing them to the police
station at night recently. He said he
did not place the woman and her hus-
band under arrest, but took them to the
police station for the clerk to pass upon
whether or not it was a caee of lookup.
At the station the woman insisted
upon being put behind the bars. but her
request was refused. The officer claimed
he had done his duty, and that in con-
The matter was taken under advise
ment for one week.
APPLICATIONS FILED.
The applications of W. A. Bosqui and
E. P. Duggan for appointments on the
force under the ordinance increasing the
force were presented and filed.
THE GARCIA SALOON.
The charges against Garcia Bros. for
keeping dieorderly saloon at 2l34 f ast
First street, were taken up from last
week, and long petition was presented
from residents in the neighborhood ask
ing the commission not to revoke their
license. The papers were fled and ac-
ton was deferred.
MINOR MATTERS.
Several demands were read and ap-
proved.
Chief Glass was instructed to make a
report showing the number of special
policemen in the city and the number
actually in employment as such.
THE sUNDAY-CLosING LAW.
Commissioner Bosbyshell called at.
tention to the fact that statements had
been made that there was open and no.
torious violations of the Sunday-closing
ordinance.
Commissioner Stern said that it was
no doubt true. and referred to visit of
his to Greedy, COL, which had strict reg
ulations of this kind. He had not been
in the town 20 minutes when he was
asked to take drink.
Chief Glass remarked that there was
less intoxication on Sundays on the city
streets proportionately than any other
town of its size.
Commissioner Bradish moved that
the sergeants report at the next meet
iug any violation they knew about.
This was objected to by Commissioner
Weldon, who thought this would not be
courteous to Chief Glass.
Commissioners Bradish replied that
he did not see how that would be go.
He morely wanted to get at the facts,
and the chief naturally could not be as
familiar with details OF this nature as
his eergeants.
Commissioner Weldon insistad that
the chief could give all the information.
An amendment by Commissioner
Stern calling on Chief Glass for report
on all saloons violating the ordinance
was adopted and the meeting then ad-
ionruad