The San Francisco call., 1906-08-02
SUPERVISORS WANT
OWL SALOONS.
Ask Board of Police
Commissioners to EX-
tend Hour of Closing

The Board of Supervisors wants the
saloons to keep open all night in the
future. It believes that it is time that
the temporary restraining order where
by booze emporiums" must close their
doors at p. m, even though a thirsty
multitude be clamoring without, be
torn up and thrown into the admin
istration wastebasket. The board
adopted a resolution at its meeting
yesterday directed to the Board of
Police Commissioners asking them to
fix new closing time for the saloons.
The resolution did not reach the Po-
lice Commissioners in time for action
at their first meeting last night. 1t will
be taken up at the next meeting.
All of the new Ponce Commissioners
were present at the meeting last night.
The business before the board was the
consideration of applications for sa-
loon licenses. Commissioner Leahy
presided.
Commissioner Creswell offered a mo-
tion to the effect that every person to
whom a license to sell liquor was
granted be compelled to pay the quar-
terly license fee one week after he re-
ceives his license. Heretofore the sa-
loon men have been allowed the length
of the quarter in which to pay their
fee The motion was put over for con-
sideration.
It was advised by Commissioner
Leahy that saloon men be notified to
discontinue the selling of lunches with
drinks The move was made on the
ground that the saloons were taking
business away from the restaurants.
The saloon men do not believe that the
board has the power to enforce any
such rule, as the meals served by them
are not sold but given away. The
drinks are sold
The following liquor licenses were
granted:
Mary Rolands. 554o Mission; L. sus-
sain, 52e Green; Belasco & Levy, 210s
Clay and Kearny; T. Ziffra, 1879 Ellis;
Glynn & Corr, 174S Fillmore; Z. and j.
Nevramont. III Ninth; Mrs. Annie Da-
merry, III Howard; D. E. Collins, First
and Mission; Charles A. Furey, 61S
Franklin: c. Luhrs. II Ninth Ben D.
Harris. Sutter and Polk; John Dieling,
Polk and Post; Griffin & Samuels, 632
Golden Gate; Owen Hughes, 321 O'Far-
rell; Peter Thornton, 10 Clay; Brown &
Lauterdale, 944 Ellis; Joseph Champion.
Fourth and Folsom; G. Gallo, Front and
Green; August Welsch, 139 Hearst ave-
nue.; David H. Hogan, 504 McAllister;
Emily Goldberg, 331 Hayes; ]. H Witte.
1867 Market; Gendar & Hink, 135 Mont
gomery; John Violich, 1875 Fillmore; C.
P. Tripland. Twenty-second and Harri-
son; Eugene Mott, Fifth and Bryant;
Joseph Schaffer, 131 O'Farrell; H.
Schroeder, 545 Market; Morris Newman,
254 Third; Samuel n. Levy (sealed pack
ages), Van Ness and McAllister; P.
Bradshaw. 521 Eighth; H. Galley, Polk
and California; Corbin & Moss. 917 Mar
ket; Philip Ryan, 100 Powell; NJ. & ].
Eppinger, S41 Ellis.
NJ Flathman, 545 Turk; Croce, Math
G Brusschbra. % Sansome; E. c. Chase.
211 Washington; r. Giroami. 1884
Dupont; Joseph Barnard. 247 Second;
Cronqu & Ganges, Polk and Jackson;
Charles Herril, Kentucky and Mari
posa; Robert Loss. Fourteenth and YER
mont Mary A. Fox, Fifteenth and Gu
errero. ]. Flanagan, 1854 Howard; An
gela Bullo, Mason and Bay; d. E.
Trent, $50 Seventh; Maheler & Schott
1894 Post; Mill & Barley, Webster and
Bay; Jerry Sanders. % Ninth; Beck &
Hunt. S41 O'Farrell; ]. F. Lawler, 1922
O'Farrell; Edward Healey, Fell and
Laguna; ]. r. Daily, East; John J. Sic
bert, SIS Pacific; A w. Lunsman, Polk
and Pine; c. ]. Murphy, 50 Brady; F.
Burns. 10 Eighth; j. P. Dunno, Market
and Eddy; o. Barthels, Montgomery and
Jackson; ]. Vincent 1856 Fillmore; W.
w. DAILY, 613 Montgomery; G. S. Call
laghan, Turk.