The herald., 1894-09-26
RESTAURANT LICENSES WANTED
A Flood of Applications Re-
ceived Yesterday.
Even the Toboggan Slide Wants to
Dispense Liquids.
The Police Commissioners Refer y Lot
of Things to the Chief and
Tackle Few Them
selves.

are in active demand just now. just
people are going to take little nip
along with their meals hereafter is not
apparent on the surface. but the fact
that such an indication is prevalent was
made known yesterday when the board
OF police commissioners were nearly
showed under with applications for
restaurant licenses.
| The board met at 10 O'Clock. The
clerk reported that the saloons delin-
quent at the last meeting had all paid
up their licenses.
Chief of Police Glass presented re-.
port in the matter of the charges made
by 8. K. Adams against Officer Hawley.
He favored exonerating Hawley. The
charge was that the officer had con-
Quoted himself unbecomingly, kicking
in doors and letting woman, Mrs.
Kartners, into the Adams domicile
without authority. The chief, to whom
the case was referred, had investigated
it pretty thoroughly and thought that
the officer only did his duty. The re-.
port was adopted. Mr.. Adams now
threatens to bring it before the city
council.
@. Worth. of Worth & Morrell, pre-
sented claim for $2220 against Officer
Sam Dugan. This officer sold a claim
for witness fees in the B. Cohn estate
case to Worth fors10. The witness fees,
amounting to $22.2O, were never paid,
and Worth wanted the amount paid to
him.
The board decided that Dugan should
pay back the $40 and So intereat.
The petition of Rudolph Streetlig for
q saloon license at 80 South Spring
street was referred to the chief.
An application WAS presented for the
appointment OF Welcome Curtis as spe-
cial policeman at the corner OF Ninth
and Alameda streets on election day and
other special occasions. 1t was laid
over.
T. Hays petitioned the board to recon.
slider it's action in refusing him a saloon
license for 707 East First street. A COM
mittee was appointed to investigate the
matter.
F. W. Crotty withdrew his application
Tor saloon license on Stevenson avenue.
u. w. Frasher and many other prop
erty owners on San Pedro street pro-
tested against the license granted Joseph
and Eighth streets. The license was
granted for 62S Eighth street, whereas,
the protest says. the exact location of it
is 801 San Pedro street: and while the
property owners along Eighth are favor
able to, those on San Pedro vigorously
protest and claim the license was secured
by Misrepresentation. The chief was
requested to investigate the matter and
report.
Bvfses.. Lee nrsssva 'r-.h s1..... -o-A--.--A
week 80 that an investigation can be
made.
The same procedure was ordered in
the matter of license OF the same kind
for the toboggan slide on Broadway,
presented by J. T. Knapp.
Jules Dazzlum asked for restaurant
license for 226 Also street, Lawrence &
Compton asked for the same at 302
North Alameda, J. B. Monblanc asked
for one at 2281a Also street. Brink &
King asked for one at 246 South Spring.
All were held oyer for investigation by
the chief.
A communication was received from
the council indorsing the application of
A. Lazzarris for rebate of license for
one month at 653 Upper Main. One.
half Of the amount was recommended
rebated, and the application ordered
returned to the council.
Applications were received for the ap-
pointment of F. II. Mcdonald ss special
officer for the Imperial theater, Martin
R. Tyler for the Thalia, and Edward
Hoist for the midwinter fair. These
were referred to the chief.
The applications Of John Harraberger.
Robert Dobson and Grant A. Priest for
positions as regular pasrolmen were re-
caiYad.