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was ordered by the following vote,that there be purchased,from James King, a Pittsburg Rockaway at cost of $225.,less $40 for old buggy in
exchange.
The vote upon the purchase of carriage as above, was
President Upshur,.....Yea,
Commissioner Korri3...Yea.
Recommendation of the Lieutenant of Mounted Police filed as Exhibit No 932.
STREET VENDORS.
A communication,as follows, was received and ordered referred to Marshal for his attention with instructions to have Captain Fullem,of Westerm District, detail his District Detective and other officers to
remedy the trouble;-
Baltimore,January 31,1903.
To The Honorable
Police Commissioners
of Baltimore.
Dear Sirs:-
Kost respectfully call your attention to the fakirs doing business on the kerb;often selling goods for which the merchants on this street have to pay license and taxes,which is unjust and unfair to us. Besides,they gather crowds,obstruct the pavements and create much excitement at times. If you will kindly remedy this matter you will greatly oblige many business men on this street and
Yours respectfully,
W.H.Cullimore,Jr.
Begging on the Streets. It was ordered that the Marshal be directed to instruct the force to enforce strictly the law upon ths subject of begging on the street, and that he, the Yarshal,shall see to it that the same is done.
- ExyOfficer Henry Fischer-Petition from,
A petition as follows was received from ex-officer Henry Fischer
and denied.—See Exhibit No. 933.-
Baltimore,February 2,1903. To The Honorable,
The Board of Police Commissioners. Gentlemen:-
I,the undersigned, do most humbly petition you to re-open my case and again take under advisement the facts as can be laid before you. At the time of my dismissal from the force, Nov. 9,1902,1 (thinking the charges against me were groundless and that there would be no action taken which would be detrimental to me) did not go fully into details of the matter, nor have witnesses summoned, whose testi-
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