The San Francisco call., 1906-07-11
LICE ENSES GRAN ED
BY REAGAN AND
0 GRADY.
Last Two Members OF
Police Commission
Do Business as Usual
Give Permits to Seventy
Five Saloon Men and
Say They Are Legal

Comparatively few licenses were
granted by Commissioners O'Grady and
Reagan. who constituted the Board of
Police Commissioners. at last nights
session. Although quorum was not
present the calendar was run through
and about seventy-five liquor dealers
were given permission to open their
places of business. About 100 appll-
cations were withdrawn. The saloon
men who had presented them took this
action for the purpose OF preserving
their right to sell liquor by taking out
license for the first quarter, although
they have yet failed to secure To-
cation. These men were told that they
could defer their applications until
such time as they were ready to re-
sumo business and that none or their
privileges would be revoked
It is likely that the business trans
acted at last nights meeting Is void
on account of the absence of the other
two Commissioners, neither Of whom
have been notified that their resigna-
tions have been accepted Commits
sioner O'Grady stated that the work
was done for the accommodation OF
the many saloon men who had re-
sponded to the summons to appear,
and that no one would attempt to null
lify the work.
The following licenses to conduct
bars were granted:
1712 Leavenworth; Herman Hahn. Buchanan and
Eddy; John Anderson, 1910 Bryant Alfred J:
Israel Powell and Ellis; P, Canton Dupont , ana
cry; Patrick Haney, Second and Folsom; julius
Faltinge, Taylor and Chestnut; P W. Wobber; .
Kearny: John Reidy. 1886 Kentucky; Charles Sol
vim, Steuart and Mission: Charles o.. Hohnberg.
13 East: Fl. Sigelke. 81 First; John McCann, 700
Fourteenth; A. II; Fisher & Fourteenth ana How.
Schneider, Twenty third and Vermont
Jacobsen ns,fo1 Posrero ana
and and Twentyesecond; ]. P. Gwn, POI valencia
Detheridge. Howard and Twenty third; Hugh
DoIan, Fell and Cough Conrad Bensen; o'Far- p
eighth avenue; G. L. wenger, lie Market
Clipper; A. Giovannoni, 4o7 Pacific; Jean B.
Belegarde. Railroad and Fifth avenues; B.
GS5des 1902 EIghteenth aos MGNamaTa
Hickey. Church and Valley: ]. F. Rensult, Sew
enteenth and Church; Thomas Donahue Octayia
and Carl Leonhardt. the Casino, Twenty fourth
avenue and Fulton street.
The following restaurant keepers
were granted permits to sell liquor
with meals:
John J. Darrell 1918 Post; Bozick & Spara-
vido 262S Mission; Banovich &c Krstinich, 1885
Fulton; W. l. Smith and A. F. Magrave. 1852
Webster; Iyanovich & Kahman, Polk and Post;
Thirien s2o oFaTe wilaP sna eeeas Ms
624 Twentieth P. Mihovilovich and DoIich. 242
East; c. l. Fitzgerald, 1913 Post; John NJ
Scardo, 81 Drumm
The following licenses to conduct
bars were granted at the meeting of
the board held Monday night:
Daniel Ferguson, 1918 jackson; Robert Alex
ander, Fifth avenue and street; Frank F.
Barris, 4l5 Seventh; Louis Renard 1s4 Eddy
Knight Kearny and Commercial; C. Karsten.
Hyde and OFarrell d. B. Faktor. 1923 O'Far-
rell; Walmann & Tomasini. Mason and Jack
Mission street and Hyland avenue: Miller &
Pancost, Jackson; John o. Mellberg, Vallejo
chanan: william Beerman. Octavia and Geary;
Mary Lyons Church and Eignsetnth He9Ty Ga
Inns, 7so Folsom street; Henry Aizeroth,
Tenth and Howard streets: H. G. Nelson,
coo Clay; Albert Rossi. 224 Montgomery ave-
nue.: Won Bremen & stillger. Post and TAYLOR;
art 514 Third; J. J. Schroeder. TAB Seventh ave-
nue.; A. Pagani. Van Ness avenue and Fell: Isa-
Bali Larkin and Post: a. A. A. NJ Meyer, 50
Eddy: G. W. Buck. Hayes and Cough; Frank
off saa dsa s1s HnDs 0s
Roddy Rock. 246 Third; John n. Schroeder.
WASHINGTON and Webster; Chrstianson & Ken
J. T H Frobose, f hos @ 257 Third; Bingham sharp,
% Sacramento; Walter Gerdan, East and Mis-
James Craig s29s Folsom; D. w Frische "a
Seventh John Moroney. Elizabeth and SANCHEZ;
Albert Johnson, 241 Chenery; Moller Sohn.
2o4 East; r. Robert, Stockton and Pacific;
Joseph ?; Dunno. 1l77 Folsom; P oFar,
rell, 1868 Kentucky; Anton Juduich, 463
Fourth ]. K. Solomonson. 532 Mission;
William Mccall. 1850 Kentucky; Patrick Nc
Cormack. Twentieth and Michigan; Bernard
scheeyer, Fillmore and Waller: C. ]. Tighe.
953 Howard Frank Collins. Eighteenth and
Kentucky; Louis Gomez. 43s Pacific: John
Oten. 1000 Scott: Andrew @. Dibble, 624 Mar
ket: Richard Weiss 644 Golden Gate avenue;
Isador Simon. 622 Golden Gate avenue Francis
Lande, 1926 Baker; 1. j. Aschheim, 1909 Cough;
G. Camiccia 535 Vallejo.
Liquor licenses were granted to the
following restaurant keepers Monday
night:
C. NJ solari, oil Ellis; G. Miller, 2o4 Fourth;
s. Gorgolis, 1851 Post; Max Cohen Company,
1719 Geary; V. Filisetti. 1105 Montgomery ave-
nue.; Spuzzola & Bonaiti. Palk and Pine; d.
Berger. 527 Golden Gate avenue; Charles Loesch,
1233-35 Fillmore: Adolph Becker, 1875 Ellis;
Gooch & Schmulin, 1888 Ellis; George II. Cross,
25T9 Market.