The San Francisco call., 1895-11-04
JOSEPH KING ARRESTED,
The Supervisor Charged With
Violating the Pure Milk
Ordinance.
Eight Restaurant-Keepers Will Be
Arrested To-Day for the Same
Offense.

From IL O'Clock. Saturday night until 6
P. NJ. yesterday Milk Inspector Dockery was
on the warpath. That IS, he was out after
the law-breakers, and he succeeded in
rounding up some six or eight.
In the early hours of the morning he
visited Ingleside, where eight wagon-loads
of milk were subjected to the Babcock test.
Not one fell below the 3 per cent standard.
At the Five-mile House on the Mission
road some twenty tests were made, and an
equal number on the San Bruno road.
Every sample came we'll within the limit
fixed by the Board of Health. Dockery
then visited the depot on Fourth and
Channel streets, and later made hurried
tour of South San Francisco. At both
places the tests showed pure milk.
For the first time since the midnight
raids were inaugurated not single wagon
had been found with milk below the
little bit remarkable, and forthwith de-
termined to be just as 'foxy" as the people
he had to deal with.
Following out this line, he visited six
teen downtown restaurants yesterday
afternoon with the result that eight war
rants will be sworn out to-day. 1t follows
that the restaurant-keepers must either
p1tdu SulitN w tAC VI SclillR duul-
terated milk or shift the blame to the
dairymen from whom the milk was puI-
chased. In either event Dockery has
gained a strong point, for the name of the
original seller must appear in the evil
dence, which will make him examine their
wagons more closely when found on the
highway. In the following will be found
the names of eight restaurant-keepers
caught with adulterated milk in their
possession yesterday. Warrants for their
arrests will be sworn out this morning:
Gudelj & Metrovich, 10 Sacramento street,
specific gravity 1920, cream 6 per cent, butter
C. B. stormfield, l45 Tenth street, specific
gravity 1920 per cent, cream per cent, butter
fat per cent
specific gravity 1920. cream per cent, butter
W. G. Balm, 1850 Howard street, specific
gravity 1924, cream per cent, butter fat
]. ]. Moran, 1416 Howard street, specific
gravity 1920, cream per cent, butter fat
l 2-5 per cent.
j. Jensen, Sixth street, specific gravity 10 "a,
cream 51a per cent, butter fat 20 per cent.
G. K. Angelo 121 Sixth street. specific gray
ity 1922, cream o per cent, butter fat 3-5 per
cent.
J. A. Luenberger, City Hall Restaurant, 145
Lsrkin street, specific gravity 1 2-5 per cent,
cream per cent, butter fat 2-5 per cent.
Supervisor Joseph King was arrested
yesterday Oh d HdTIaub sworn OUT Oy MILK
Inspector Dockery, charging him with vio-
lating section 1922, order 1901. On the
record at the California street station it
appears that King is ~ years old, is a
native of ireland and hotel-keeper by
occupation. King was released on his own
recognlzance until this morning, when his
case will come up before Judge Low.
The only remarkable feature connected
with King arrest is the fact that the war
rant has been in the hands of the Police
Department since October 10. Captain
Whitman claims there was no reason why
it should not have been served, and washes
his hands ef the matter by saying it was
placed at the California-street station for
service. Sergeant Conboy affirms that
they have made desperate efforts to serve
the warrant, sending man regularly twice
day to his place of business on Kearny
street. Conboy further says that every
time his special man visited Kings estab-
lishment the latter was at the City Hall.
King will be better recollected by the San
Francisco public on account of his close
connection with the Solid Eight.