Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

unions, lock-ouls, boycotts or strikes.
But II an organization existed in Salt
Lake that WIS aniagonistic TO the
srioon ho would work IA the streets in
order TO become eligible to join such
a union.
n tho workingmen should strike
against ans thins 1t shuuli he against
the saloon. Here arc ouu hundred
sal0ona 10 SAT- LAKE. Tho license Is
$500 year, OF say $1,000. Suppoie
the rentals In salnons smDunt 10
10000; that the protts u the liquor
traffic In this city were slul,0h. IL
then involves all told s25u.0l1. VIII
pays ali this: The labOnUg mau, from
30 " rs pei cent Of N all. For all the
money IN the saloon husiuess nall To
three.iOurth- CONES from The wage
Garner, and II there Is anything the
labpring men In Salt Lake hhoul 4
unit. against 10 Ia the saloon. II We
could turn 81 900 " the labor earn.
inga into tho channels 1i Trade W.
would not have such hard times In
Salt Lake.
Rev. J. u. rhrall spoke GA the III
effects OF using tobacco and liquor.
a boy " not developed until twenty.
five, and the undivided tsstlmOny OF
doctors Is that II IL terribly Injurious To
Minors 10 smoke. We must do away
With minors smoking; In the case Of
mep, it Isl plain that tobsoc aud narcotics
blunt their 6cnsen, and sometimes
wonder " the police justice does moi
use narcotics. Laughtetl Were Kew.
Air. Thnll polic Judge he woulu put
| the fines nt the lignu.t pi ton, ana ne
remarked, amid laughter, that hu
never went upon investigating tour.
When the mayor saye he aims T. make
this the best governed city iu the iuieT-
mountain country, every good cli1sn
ou..ht tu help tile mayor IN his wo'k'
| Applause.
Mr.. plummor then sang beautifully
"Hear Us, q faIher."
Scott Anderson said intempefance
IL the mother OF n,ne-ts uth- VI she
crime In this world. Destroy thai
md. you rid the world OF nearly all or
IT, evil. | rejoice TO see our Mayor
doing hiA duly, and all she Christian
men and women ought TO say u Our
officials do not do their duty they snall
be put out. N the Christians Of tins
oily were only united ~ they ehou d
10 the saloon men would not rule the
city ~ much. They afo The tail that
has been wavgiug the dog; a state oi
thinps that ought 10 be- reversed. zap
piauiu). Over one million dlllAr- ~
expended annually IN salt Lakciof
| drink. The moderate drinking Girls
tiaus arc more dangerous ~ an ~
ample than the rol. tApplaus-.l
Rev. Bartlett advocated closing thr
sploous ON thu sabbath day,aitof which
Or. Inn offered the following TcsOiu.
tons which were unanimously adopteii
Resolved, That It IL TIC sonse u this
temperance mass meeting, representing
different Religious and political opinions
that the law touching tho liquor traiii'
In our city should bo vigorously en-
| furcDdg
Resolved, That We express 10 Mayor
Baskin our appreciation OF his cttu3s
purpose TO close tho saloons on IN,
Sabbath day, AMI we assure him Of oul
hOArty npprnvhli
Resolved. That we call upon the cts
Council tn su.iiin tho Mayor la his nobl'
work OF roiorm.
Resolved. That committee OF seven
four gentlemen and three ladies, be Mp
pointed 10y this chair to wait upon th'
Mayor aud city Council anu present thes'
resolutions.
Miss Turner appointed Scott Amber
sou, Rev. DR.. Men zee, J. II. Bowdle
q. II. Paytou, Mrs. Griffith, MIS-. Reed
Mgs. Bowdlr.