Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26
SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING
Tss Violation Of The Law Continues
without Perceptlbls De-
crease.
ONLY A FEW ARRESTS MADE.
c,i.t of Police Paul and Captain
Donovan Made Dcfcnsants In
Damage suit.

comparatively Speaking but lew
ton. were closed ON Sunday last.
rront doors NJ well ma those at the
.,d,a and rear swung on their hinges as
J,uuk,n men ,rambled In and out.
In some instances the clink OF glasses,
be singing Of vulgar songs AMI the
u.e of pfoisne language could be heard
far into the street.
Not y few saloon keepers, II seems, In
ioohipg NJ the paltry $40 aud sib fines
,mpo,eI by Justice Kesler, from
bu,iness standpoint, arrived at the
ds,sfmination that they could continue
"a ylola,. the law with considerable
financial profit even Il they were arfcs''
AZ every Sunday which is not at all
likely. II,
eli my fine lie not made too high"
aid one saloon mau, 81 don't care
very much whether | am arrested OF
moi As II will adverllIe me among the
toysnnd 1 eau make the amount good
with Interest In couple Of hours"
TO show that this eau be done II is
only necessary to refer 10 the statement
Of saloon man who was arrested with
nj. barkeeper on the l7th lust. When
taken to police headquarters ho de-
poslled 800 with the desk sergeant to
secure his Attendance IN court the Jay
follOwipg and Immediately returned TO
bis saloon and f,sumed business. On
Monday he c0nndentinlly but boast
iugly said after he had been iinnd In
the police court "prhawl ] Jidu't lOotc
nnythinp. Why | sold thirteen and a
half barrels Of beer AMI lots OF other
stuff aud had ms many ~ teventy-hve
men la my saloon at one time after |
was arrested by Captain Donovan"
ON sunday last the following per-
sors doing business ut the pieces
named were arrested on charges Of
violating the laws prohibiting the sails
VI liquor on that day.
Ed. Kelley, siuth State street;
James Hrgncy, opposite the Nii
Gfando Western depot III. J, itohet'
son, Commercial street; Juseph soma
heiue, near ST. Elmo hOtsi and James
Brown, South Temple street. Each
left $50 10 guarantee their appearance
IN court when wanted.
Kelley was arrested soon Rkor one
O'Clock in tue afternoon Ola fWhrfaht'
Two or three hours later word was
received nj tho police station that he
was again doing busiuoss. helIey''
place was put under strong sur
yeillancu and at $3.50 he was ie-arrcst'
td under rather exciting circumstance
by Chi,l OF Police Paul aud Captain
donovan,
Nj. Keil, y and iAoily reside over the
saloon and slide door mud stairway
leads u their apartments. IL was
through this door that the oiiicefs On
tered. They diI so, iorcibly carrying
away part u the door casing viii
them. Once inside the hall they mad,
their way into tho saloon through .
side entrance but found no one. kel
ley, however, was put under errest nut
taken 10 the city Hall where he wn'
required TO put ny s2h on the SAINT
charge that he wa taken Into custody
earlier In the Jay with the aduitiona
Olienso uf using abusive language Il
answer for. lilo says, ami 81 DO many
u his friends, that he ala not sellaul
liquor on sunday. hut Captain ll5no
van claimA 10 nave seen eight NOR
enter his saloon ut one timo during Thu
afternoon Subsequent 10 the irst NJ
nest. Kelley has iung been greatly die
liked by certain members OF the pOllc'
department anu II is sgiu his arrest !
the result Of personal spite. This
however, does not appear prooablr.
The ease promises to iurnish som'
interesting reading Ne Will. he reen b.
the following sui, brought IN IN
Third district court Ia tho name o
Kellcy's wife against Paul md Don0
van. Mrs. Kelley alleges
Firsi-Tbat on the 9Th DAY of july
lsgs. the defendants unlawiully and viii
force broke aud entered certain dwell
ing house Ia which tho plainuir aud no
family resided, the same bong no prop
erty 0f Tho pia,ntin, situate ON ccrial
street In Salt Lake cily, 0ouniy. ~ Sal
Lake aud Territory Of Uiah, kutwn a
Fist East street o. state read, aud III
said premise, being known as No. -
state street, IA said city, and county d
Salt Lake, Utah Territory and for IA
space n twenty minutes mace gr1a
Noise aud disturbance therein and torcol
and broke open certain door or entranc
to snid properly NJ above described uu
greatly haras,Od aud disturbed thu plain
iir aud caused hor lnoulal suffering an,
distress.
Second Plaintiff further allouo, tina
Faid ltn-pg~s N above described wa
wholly without warrant or authority Z
lawi that Tho said plaintiff Is an inVall
and for tho space oi Two years has boe
under tho care and attendance Of he
physician and That the noiso aud disturb
HnoO as hOroinhuiOru snt forth, groatl
distressed and harrhsscd hor aud greatl
injured her health.
rhitd-Plainun further alleges thu
raid trospaaA and yiOlonce iu her sal
dwelling a. horeinhpipro so' forth, wa
wholly without warrant Of law an
Monlly without excuse or Justification.
Fuurth-Ihat by rca>isi OF the mnttOl
horolIshol0re sut forth the said plainil
has been damaged Wy injury to nor val
dwelling Ia thu aWoant ~ IS, and h
injury which sho has suffered throug
mental distress and 10 her said health
tho sum of 5000.
Wherefore pldntin prlys iuigmei
against the aid defendants IN the sum
bl2l, and tho costs Of this action, an
other proper relief,
PowERs Il HILrs,
AitOruNV. for plaintiff.