The San Francisco call., 1906-06-28
MANY GRANTED
NEW LICENSES
Police Commissioners
Issue Permits to Sell
Liquor.

Liz uOI.
At a meeting of the Police Commits
sioners last night 172 applications for
liquor licenses were considered. The
Commissioners followed the rules laid
down at previous meetings and forced
each applicant to conform with all reg
ulations. 4 majority of the applica-
tions were granted.
The restaurant firm of Zinkand,
Mann and TAFT, which existed previous
to the fire under a license held by
Zinkand, dissolved during the month
of May. Mann secured a license to sell
liquor in the Majestic Hotel last week,
the Commissioners understanding that
the old firm license was being trans
ferred. When Zinkand and TAFT ap-
peared last night to secure a license
for Taits Cafe at Geary street and
Van Ness avenue they protested
against Mann's action, and the Com
missioners decided to revoke Mann's
permit. They granted him the privi-
lege Of purchasing the license held by
Charles Newman Of the Russ House.
license was then granted to TAFT
and Zinkand.
Licenses were granted to the St
Francis Hotel and the Family Club.
Eighty-eight peddler licenses were also
granted. About twenty junk dealers
received permits to carry on business.
sALOON-KEEPERS HAPPY.
The following licenses to conduct
saloons were granted:
Paul B. Giuett, Stockton and Broad
way; John McCarron, Ninth and Point
Lobos avenues; Thomas II. Lindsay, G21
Montgomery; Whiteman & Green. 1904
Mission; E. Frinchaboy, $40 jackson;
Joseph Schaefer, stockton and O'Far-
ra1l- Fred NJ Mauar nd
dero; Brickwedel, Polk and North
Pclrt; Charles Newman, Market and
AnIis Een0vich Rafaoyieh 5s 245
gomery; Emma Fessler, Sansome and
Jackson; Ragusin & Bujacich, Battery
and Greenwich: James Horrigan, 521
o. c. Olsen. 522 Jackson; Shaw & Chris-
tensen, 75S Howard; John H. Pein.
Market and Fifth: Ferguson, Quinlan
roenGnger hGMs 1sg Firth haFkf5 and HFeRTy FeWnysend
Webelacker & Verne, Sixth and berry;
H J. Butler. Tenth and Brynnt; Weis
Eighth; H. F. Kisput, Railroad and
Sixteenth avenues; John J. Gay, 42viG
Sixth, Alex McCauley; al0 Michigan;
nue.; Michael J. Bresnau, l239 Ken
lucky; Patrick Mannion, -1243 Ken
tueky; Claus H. Drewes, Sixth aud
Bryant; Oscar Stenborg, 1880 Ken
lucky; Oscar z. Roseberg, - FnurCh;
Norris Levy, Sixth and Hrbbell: Fed
Finner, Sixth and I1ac-iso1: Arthur w
Ryan. Railroad and Seventeenth ave
Brannan; Sheahan * Parker, Third and
Townsend J. ]. Regan, fifth avenue
and M stree. south; James II. ~ er,
Twentieth and Kentucky; L. o. Iohan-
son. 6 Howard; Schwartz 6 Meyer, East
and Market; Sposo NJ Jovovich ali
Drumm; Adolfo Pagannucci, lI5 Clark;
fornia; Guintini & Frugoli, Jackson and
Davis; CALI & Lirati, All Davis; Kestcn
Winter. East and Jackson; Thomas e.
Murphy, 21l Stevenson; Peter Harder.
Market; John Mollenhauer, Market and
Front; Knudsen & Brenjord. 212 East;
John Krehemke. II Jackson; Francisco
vich & Margitich, East and Filbert;
Theo f. Preuss. Fillmore and O'Farrell;
William A McGahey, San Bruno and
Leland avenues: Frank H. McKenna,
4306 Mission: Nicholas wilkins, Four
teenth and Noe; John Grace. Lyon and
McAllister; William and Edward Ring,
Nineteenth and Castro; George e.
Dohemann, Twenty ninth and Mission;
Michael Lucey. Thirtieth street and
San Jose avenue; Charles H. Duven-
neck, Seventeenth and Eureka; Gro
Wild and San Bruno avenues; Gottleib
Grau, Brazil and Madrid; John Kerri-
gan. Broad and Capitol; Charles Cron-
son. Folsom and Fifteenth; John H
Ripe. Twenty-f0urth and Bryant; Hen
ry Groschel. Sixteenth and Folsom;
Jdlltc ~ III lldNitt i WtilS -lOuI III ana
Valencia; William Wohltmann. Twen-
ty-second and Mission; Cord n. Wetjen
Twenty first and Valencia; Ambrose
Zurhuh, San Bruno and Fifteenth ave-
nues; F. w. Plesse Twenty-fourth and
Potrero avenues; Timothy Sullivan.
Alabama and Twenty-second; Richard
A. and w. Van Loom, Market and Page:
Rufus <; Vaughan, Fillmore and
Haieht: Thomas M. Sterling, Polk and
Fell: William c. Morken, Larkin and
Ta1yo
Laguna and Union; John j. Schinke
Twentieth and Potrero avenue; John A
Fell, Webster and Eddy; Church & Yer
eivich. Laguna and Grove; Edward M.
Stehn, Laguna and Hayes; John Col
Inns, 3309 Mission David Ferrulb, 206I
San Jose avenue; Paul j. Drioton, 1870
and Sutter; August Dohrmann, Web
ster and Grove; Markrodt & Gibauer.
Fillmore. and Filbert; John c.: Lutz,
and Union; Matthews Hoffman, Brod-
erick and Tonquin: John n. Cosgrove,
1919 Tonquin. Richard Heitmann; Fill
Franklin and Turk; Leo Allenberg
Polk and Bush; Charles and Frank
Krueckel, Steiner and Ellis; P. H.
Hink.. IL City Hall avenue; Carl A
Postel Fillmore and Union; James A.
de Bous. Laguna and Fulton; John A.
Heitmann. Polk and Pine; NJ. P.
Isaacs, Fulton and Sixth avenue; Ed
mund Flaherty. Preside and califor-
mia; David ]. Peters, Thirteenth ave-
nue. and Lake; George Hammers, Ninth
avenue and H street; James Cairns,
Thirty-sixth avenue and Fulton street;
William and Edward Prosek, Ocean and
Lee avenues; Wilhelm H. Steimke, De-
visadero and Oak: Philip Boge, Pierce
and Waller; Henry Interman Steiner
and Geary; James Donovan, Broderick
and Jefferson; Fred G. Glander, Third
avenue and Clement; Solomon G. Cox.
1743 Ellis; Adolf Schenkberg Broder.
ick and Sutter; Richard o. Bonness
Presidio avenue and McAllister street;
James G. Harkins, First and Point Lo.
bos avenues; John M. Hanley, Scott
and Sutter; ]. Y. Merzlick, First ave-
nue. and Fulton street; Charles r.
Belz PA Fifth avenue south; Andrew
DAILY, 5S Bryant; j. Bailey, 219S Fif-
teenth.
A number of watchmen employed bv
the Pinkerton Detective Agency ap-
piled to the Commissioners to he ap-