Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-07

orderly characters congregated and caroused
in violation OF law and against public
morals
Fourteenth--For the reason that for the
protection OF the community and In the
interest of the public no license should
be granted for a continuance Of such dis
orderly conduct and criminal acts.
Wherefore, your honorable board is re-
quested 20 set day for the hearing OF this
pr rest and remonstrance and TO notify the
said Walter Noise & Co. of such hearing
As a par; OF this protest and remonstrance
the records and reports heretofore pre-
sented to the honorable, the Board OF Fire
and Police Commissioners, in the matter
Of the application for a lquor license by
said Jack Norton are hereby referred to and
are hereby made part OF this remon-
STRANGE.
And in support OF this remonstrance and
all Of the charges herein made ample and
sufficient proof will be furnished and made
ait the time fixed for such hearing,
The protest was subscribed by Chief White
aud sworn to before a notary public.
No Date Set for Hearing.
For an hour or more the board considered
this protest in executive eession, being in
consultation part of the time with the city
attorney 1t decided not to designate a time
for a hearing at present owing to the mo-
! tion pending before Judge Scott to set aside
the peremptory mandamus granted by him
on the affidavit of Mr.. Noise. The follow
ing resolution was adopted on the motion
of Mr.. Birkhauser, with the second of Mr..
Collins:
After due consideration Of the protest and
remonstrance of Martin White, chief OF po-
! lice, against the issuance of liquor license
to Walter Noise & Co. at PA and 216 South
Fourteenth street in connection with the
records and objections heretofore considered
I by this board relating to this same mat
ter IT is
Resolved and declared by said board, That
! it Is the unanimous desire of the members
of said board, before granting or refusing
such application for liquor license, that
a time be fixed for the hearing thereof and
of the protest and objections thereto. and
that due notice be given TO said Walter
/ Noise G Co. OF such hearing, but, by reason
of the pending proceedings before his honor,
Cunningham Il. Scott Judge of the district
! court 1t is further declared and determined
that no action with reference TO fixing the
time of such hearing and giving such no.
tice be taken until the next regular meeting
| of this board, when, unless good and suff-
| cient reasons appear for not doing so, such
| action will be taken.
| Licenses were granted to Matt Hammond
| 917 Davenport street, and Henry Mics, sol
North Sixteenth street.
The bond and physical examination OF l.
| F. Dwyer of North rty-fourth street, .
new appointee on the police force, were ap'
proved. Policemen J. S. Ronk and James s
Boyle We're allowed five and ten days leav,
of absence, respectively. Fremen John I
Bohan and William Burmester were allowed
five and fifteen days, respectively, also.
Today the hearing is set before Judge
Dickinson on the order obtained by Johr
Boesen requiring the board to show cause
why the licenses CT George W. Tierney, MAJ
Flothow. John Buck and Charles Weymul
Ter should not be held up until after the
final determination of the appeal of Boesen
His protest against the licenses issued Il
these men, some sixteen in all, is basel
upon an allegation that they are mere agents
OF the Omaha Brewing association.