The San Francisco call., 1906-07-04
AMPLE SALOONS
FOR TOMORROW
About 400 Places Will
Be Open for the
Thirsty.
Police Board Has Busy
Night Granting
Licenses.

When the meeting of the Police Com
missfoners adjourned last evening a
total of about 600 liquor dealers had
| been granted permits to conduct their
places of business since the board com
menced its labors of regulating the
liquor traffic ten days ago This. how
ever. does not represent the number of
saloons that will open doors tomorrow
morning. as a number of saloon men in
the burned district secured permits for
future transfer and have no permanent
locations at the present time 1t is
| believed that about 400 saloons will
afford relief for the thirsty upon the
| breaking of the enforced drought
! There are In the neighborhood of 500
applications still TO be acted on Some
of these have been continued from pre-
vious meetings, but the majority of ap-
| pllcants have not had the opportunity
/ OF a hearing owing to the congested
condition of the calendars each night
| Restaurant keepers. who were paying
a SO license previous to April 49, will
be obliged to wait until the Commits
sioners dispose OF all the applicants
who paid s21 a quarter previous to that
time
All the Commissioners were present
at last nights session. Commissioner
Rec gan voted against the granting OF
several licenses that involved transfers
of great distance in the burned district.
The first two of these were for Harry
Newhoff, who sought TO leave Kearny
and Bush streets and locate at Franklin
and McAllister. and Joseph Langender-
fer formerly of Mason and Eddy
streets, who asked for a license at 230
Oak. The other Commissioners favored
the requests and they were granted.
The greater number of applications
for restaurant licenses were put over
lations concerning such places of bust
ness. The Commissioners assert that
the restaurant-keepers paying a $500
license have the privilege Of selling
liquor without as well as with meals
and that this would permit them to
serve drinks to women, trade that is
denied regular saloons. The Mayor will
be consulted in the matter and in about
two weeks some decision on the part
of the board may be arrived at.
The following liquor licenses were
granted by the board last evening:
Harry Newhoff, Franklin and Meal
lister; Joseph Langenderfer, 230 Oak;
b Roberts B9nleyard asa ss Ban stress oss
avenue; William Fl: Cole, 245o San
Bruno avenue: Arnold & Lennon. Stein
second and Bartlett; George w. Gra-
ham, Fifteenth and Noe; Frederick
Meyer. Fillmore and Turk; Henry Oh
son (sealed packages, 1854 Market;
Goldberg, Bowen K Co., three licenses
Frank McQuaid, 20O3 Mission Julien
Pouch. Powell and Broadway; E. @.
and Davis. O'Donnen & coffey. Kearny
and Broadway: Frederick Atzeroth.
Taylor and Post; y. R. Nienstadt. Hyde
and Post. Valentine King. Twentieth
and Illinois: Henry Schlichtmann.
Twentieth and Shotwell; L. O'Connell
27s8 Twenty-fourth:. j. b. Johnstone
nois; Frederick W. Joosten, Third and
Bryant; Annie Toomcy Eighteenth and
Kentucky; Charles Schoene and Ed
ward Steffens. Third and Mission: John
Fitzgerald, 32s Sixth; 4-obert B. Moore,
p street and Fifteenth avenue south;
G. Laux, 1+s Noe; H. Bjorman los Ber-
William Spanhake. Third and. Harri-
son: W. l. Smith and A. F: Magrane.
1362-1364 Webster; Zachariah II. Prem
tice, 1924 Kentucky; Peter Hagadon,
twenty second and Tennessee.
Joseph Sweetman, S12 Sixth; Henry
Tinby. Seventeenth and Mississippi,
ter, seventeenth and Carolina; John
Neagle, 922 Michigan; John c. Brutt
Second and Brannan;. Richard Gable
S2S Ninth avenue south: Frank Sanden.
Second and Townsend; Andrew T. Pet
ersen. Ninth and Folsom: William Det-
tells. Main and Harrison: Vincent Mo-
dena and Alex Pieri. 7o4 Front; Her,
Ban Brewer. En4effG IS GowaFd var R john N. % Russei
2S4 East: John ]. Mccarthy. Webster
and Filbert; a sipi. 2oS !, Steuart tan. {
and Texas: Annie Hurley. Chenery and
Randall; Mrs. x Jungers. Fulton and
| Eighth avenue: Annie Hendrickson
245 Steuart: Frank Careyich. 161 Steu-
art: Patrick Mccormack, California
and Eugenie avenue: John II. Burmis-
ter, Mission and Twelfth; NJ. O'Keefe.
Twenty fourth and Rhode Island.
Christian Staden. Glen Park: z. ].
Clark. Twenty-fourth and Folsom: John
NJ Fischer. 14e4 Church; Frank F.
mer, Thirteenth and Market Marcus
Ruter Twenty-third and Folsom;
Kruse and Bellner, Larkin and Turk;
Rohde. Spear and Hathaway wharf; j.
]. Alderman. Market and Church;
Frank Gamma. $3.50 Mission: James
Forresta, 1880 Ocean avenue Eckhorst
+. Weyrather, 1861 Sixteenth; Daniel
McSweeney, Twenty ninth and Sanchez:
Michael NJ Dillon, @ elS sixth; sixth John ; J ):
L6hGhafhi John h. R5Tade oBrien. SPAS Ninsteenth:
Thomas Floyd. Bryant and Fifteenth;
John Mcconnell Harrison and Seven
lucchi and N. Tegarini, Seventh and
King, Antonio Moscone, 62S Seventh,
William Wolf. san Jose and Ply
9onth york ana dVfpen fWenty rst; John Striker.
Church and Twenty-eighth; d.. Hon-
mann, Church and twenty fourth;
v
Sadowa; F. Ward and G. Petry, Folsom
and Twenty-fourth; Christian Andre
sen. Fillmore and Eddy; ID. Monahan,
241S Greenwich; P. Fillipini Second
avenue and Clement street; August
Kaufman. Lyon and Fulton: Cosmos
Club. Octavia and Sutter; II. Dabel and
H. Boldt, Beale and Mission; John g.
Terrill. 912-914 Michigan; Frank ].
Bayer, Webster and Haight; T. j.
Quinlan. Broderick and Jefferson;
George A. Kelly, Fulton street and
Seventh avenue; Daniel ]. DAILY, Brazil
and Edinburg; Charles NJ Fisher. Fill
more and O'Farrell; Charles F. Fuller.
Fillmore and Clay; Thomas Fogarty,
Alabama and Montcalm; William c.
Kramer, 2910 San Bruno avenue;
Charles Luttringer, 4530 Mission; Rim
aldo Gianotti, Dolores and Valley.
William Barner, Mission and Sickles:
A p F. Jacobs, Buchanan and Lom-
bard; Charles Fett and Hugo Vettel.
Polk and Union: Richard G. Schroeder.
Fillmore and Clay: ID. Steffens, II.
Holm, Buchanan street and Golden
Gate avenue; William 6. Schroeder,
Fourteenth and Guerrero: Louis Cen
dotti, Hayes and Octavia; Frank Fo-
gathey, Octavia and McAllister; Ru-
dolph Riemer. Steiner and Filbert. S.
Radulovich. Polk and Pacific: P. E.
Slavin. 1907 Broadway. Edward f.