The San Francisco call., 1906-07-06
TALKS To POLICE
COMMISSIONERS.
MayOrWouldHave Board
Grant Licenses With
Certain Restrictions
Bars and Boxes, He Says,
Should Be Prohibited
in All Restaurants


o. The Police Comm isSioners last night
He requested the board 10 grant all
applications for restaurant liquor IL
censes with the understanding thai
such places shall not contain. bars OF
be conducted in saloon. Their pro-
prietoTs may serve beer at tables and
sell drinks without meals. but they
must not abuse this privilege.
The Mayor also recommended that
the use OF boxes in restaurants be dis
couraged and that the commission for
bid the sale Of liquor without meals
after .. m. in such places until the
period OF early closing is over. II
was also resolved that all licenses
granted 10 firms 10 sell sealed pack
ages shall be non transferable and
non-salable. Such firms must not per-
nit liquor drinking on the premises
ANY person selling commercial
QUAR-" bottles singly without a mu-
nicipal license viii be arrested here
after and prosecuted under charter
provisions.
MANY MAY OPEN SALOONS.
The following liquor licenses were
granted by the hoard last night:
Isadore Levin. Octavia and Geary,
Crosse & BogeL 247 East: Herbert &
samson, l645 FILLMORE: August Le-
francois Third and Harrison; Darbee
& Immel 1883 Fillmore William Mitch
ell. Seventeenth and Guerrero. Claus
IDreWeS. Eighteenth and Bryant: Geor ge
GoepDert. Fourth and Townsend: T. J.
Clancy. Sixteenth and Guerrero: Nicho-
las wilkins. Fourteenth and Noe: Ha-
lin & Daunedson. 229 East; E. II. and J.
J. CasSerlY. 6lR Franklin. 3. /. and z.
r Schin. 655 Golden Gate avenue: John
brumOnd. Forty ninth avenue and l
street: William and Edward Ring,
Nineteenth and Castro: William Ahl-
strand. Ninth and BRYANT; William Of
ferman. Tenth and Folsom. John Du-
gan 9l6 Minnesota: Russi Bricker. 1884
Mission; Mrs. n Howe. Stanyan and
Waller, Margaret Daily, 1860 Kentucky;
George c. Fisher. 507 Market; Joseph
A Cava gnaro. Ocean avenue and Della
ware. D Biasotti. 1921 San Bruno ave-
nue.; Charles Ryhuer, Folsom and
Army: T. r. Plaf. Sixteenth and How
ard. John Henerhusen. Folsom and
Fourteenth: Theodore Schoniaker.
F3roderick and HAYES: c. F. Williams.
Fourteenth and Valencia: D. NJ Coney.
h6S Hayes: Henry Blanken. 4540 San
Bruno avenue; II. koerner. Larkin and
Geary: Concordia Club. Fillmore and
Pacific avenue; John knubel, Iaguna
and McAllister; c J. Borgfeldt 1Os
East. T s. FlOrentine, zoos Railroad
avenue: Enrico RObbolini. Webster
and Greenwich: Van Dallen & Mcneil.
TWentv-third and Alabama: Martin
Rangulo. 12O California: Eugene Gass-
man. Polk and Post; r J.
Rourke. Webster and Waller: William
j. Muller and J. George Blanke.
HaiEht and Pierce: R Z. Cochran and
l. N -
Anton Meyer. Baker and Lombard: c
Sanchez and II. ROenne, Oak and Brod
erick; Vincent Woods. Preside avenue
and Ha.es; George Beebe, Devisadero
and OFarrell; Peter Lippert and 7.
Steffens. SIS Clay; John Jauch. 634 Pa
cihc: Joseph Cartwright, iii Howard;
D. J. Mccarthy, 5S7 Fourth; John Bu-
lottt steiner and SACRAMENTO; II.
Rohde, j East; John GILL 80 Silver:
II T. and C. Frahm, Leavenworth and
Eddyf Edward l. Wagner, Is Third;
ner and Peter Relies. 1903 Stockton;
owen O'COnnOr, 456 Minna; James D.
Courtney, Is z Precita avenue; William
Patrick Conallen, Sanchez and Army;
Martin GolObiel. Vermont and Nine
teentk; NJ. ConcannOn, Diamond and
Elizabeth; Charles H CattermOle. Davis
and Broadway. Henry Depper. Fif
teenth and Shotwell; F. KerdeI, 1881
Nineteenth; ". McHugh and J. J. Ryan,
Twelfth and Guerrero; Carl r. Carlson.
Mission: Thos. Schriven. 334 Twenty
ninth, John 81 Hickey. 2505 Twenty
NTH; A. f. Thing, l33 Montgomery;
Albert Fehrenbach. Ocean and Jules
avenues; Michael Driscoll, 1927 Leaven-
worth; J. J. and William H. Blamey,
336 Thirteenth: Joseph Baumann, Mis-
sion and Nagle avenue; l. Firpo, 169
De Hare; Robert Ingenlath, 1899 Twen-
R. Schmitenhaus, Eighteenth and
Bryant; Michael Logue. 2S0 Sic,Cles ave-
nue. JOAAn ldD4ulGgGI, 1WeDlN-GlRQIn
and Dolores; Barney Fahey, 1850 Har-
rison; Thomas Brennan, san Jose ave-
nue. and Thirtieth; Florence Driscoll,
Crescent avenue and Porter; H. G. Cell
larius, 2B Sacramento. Enrico Calegari
425 Union Henry Muller & Meyen-
borg, Eddy and Taylor; William New
man, Hyde and Beach; Barbe & Sales,
9 Stock place; Joseph Bernard Is Clay:
George l. Kuu. 81 Bryant; Mattson &
Berg gholn, ~ Steuart; John Watts, 227
East; Z. Rey & Joseph Pierre, Fifth
= cFv \
Baumann, Ninth and Brannan; Fred
Brandt, l54 Third; II. Aschen & Charles
Profe, 1882 Market: Joseph Simon, 404
kearny: Louis Taraveller. 6ls Twen-
tieth: Z. A. Bottcher. 2lS Second: Luigi
BrasescO. Seventh and Irwin: Catherine
Williams. Railroad and Fifth avenues;
Georgia: Fritz Hahn. Howard and
Third; Andrew Thompson, 922 Illinois:
Louis Brizzolaro, 1924 Taylor; Frank
Metzler, Turk and Taylor; H j. Claus
sen g. ]. Schneider, Dupont and Broad
way; Deidrich Helms, go Dupont;
James Williams, 2z0 East: Patrick
Hayes; NJ. c. Morgensen, % Seventh;
Jacob Goldman, Nineteenth and Ken
lucky.
GLADDEN. REsTAURANTERs.
The following restaurant liquor IL
Harry Baehr. I74s Fillmore; Joseph
Glentzlln. S2l Golden Gate avenue;
John Thompson, 1927 O'Farrell; Del
monicO's restaurant, 1892 Fillmore; vi
taloni & Stiavetti, 1888 O'Farreli: q
Franeschini, 23z4 Filbert; w c. Haw-
kins, O'Farrell and Fillmore: Jules
Whitman, S26 Bush; P. S. Selencich, $40
Valencia; Ascanio Pardini, sos Davis:
Giovanni Antonini, Sal Turk; L. Mana.
netti and ". Louchesi, 5le Davis; n
Obradovitch, 1922 Polk.
Sitting as a pension board the Com
missioners retired Sergeants Josenb
Melody and Edward Ward, Corporal
John F. Parrott and Patrolmen Jerome
J. Hickey and George w. Haggett on
half-pay. These men have been on the
force for number OF years and were
physically disabled while performing
duty The board also granted PEN
sions Of 1922 to the widows of late
Patrolmen Horace White and May
Fenner The latter officer was killed
on the morning Of the earthquake.