Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-20


and Ioofboufow.
Immediately after the reading Of tho
minutes by the recorder, Councilman
liriss took the door and spoke rs fol-
lows;
Before the minutos Of the last meet
ing are approved ~ould like to speak
about ten minutes against the re'olh-
uons introduced In the Council By MI
Folland at the last meelingi relating
10 saloon. being kept open on Sunday,
and which were laid on the table IN
definitely. think they are an out
rage, and move that they be eXpung,d
from the records.
Lawson--I second the motion.
The MayoE-Afo you ready for tho
question?
Rich rising quicklyl-I would Ike
to know neither or not this Council -
really aware ~ what'it is about to do,
aud II Il does not know that saloons
are kep. open MS the resolutions get
f1rthg
Heiss--Oh, probably one or two, or
three or four, hut do not think
Rich--I will then take OCCASION to
inform this body that not more than
four or i've saloons nj the most In this
city observe the law prohibiting the
tale OF liquor on Sunday.
wantland-I favor the motion be-
cause believe that the resolutions ere
an untruthiul statement Of the morals
Of our city.
The Mtyer-1he question. Are you
ready for the question?
Folland-Just q moment, please.
think am entitled TO nu explanation
from the gentleman who made tbis
extraordinary motion, inAsmuch Rs
ny ytTacity has been called into ques-
ton. | did not come here with the
idea that proof would he demanded
rom me. / wish II understOod, hove
ever, that | can aud ann willing 10
back up my assertions with facts.
Although hn explanation was asked
for, Mr.. POLAND got none.
TnE RESOLUTIONS.
Councilman Heiss called for the
reading Of the resolutions. Recorder
stanton read As follow:
"Whereas. Tho law prohibiting inc
DIV bns Boon Tor sSm" lime nsst, and IL
at the present being ilaganily aud opon.
lyvlola'cd IA oil paris OF ms e'iy' ahu
"wherons, The ribullry and laughter Of
drunken men ana leWd. women burst
loIth rom these sr9s shlss on q Jay
sna' s no. W ,uga,Ggu Nv s'0avu a,i,,
h'ml ih1 DAss ahu ou'ruso tno hhodios'N
m c,h" %-.''' JouD gSs and Tsdcs,rinn,
"ancr,iiy AZ they nass alone the streets,
and,
Whereas, This condition u affairs is a
n ,m'o of \" on 1' ,os, III AMI ,rn.nl s
city; and,
Whorcas. The Inteyrlty. manhood and
Independence OF his bbdy has been
brought into M rcpuio In consequence u
The total lack Of the necessary legal
restraint in the mater herein referred To;
therefore bo II
Resolved, That tho city marshal be in
Arncled TO proceed nt once to take s'eps
tending To the rcmedying OF thus DIS
gIaIeiu' anu staring ovll when mas
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1HE RESULT
On vote uelng taken Lawson,
Hens, WRutland aud SimOndi voted
In favor of the motion.
Those vino voted against the mo-
ton were. Folland, Rich, Hardy,
Moran, Loofbourow, Beardslcy and
Horn.
Councimen Bell and Evans dc.
clintd 10 vote.
The motinn WAS declared last
-,''
PETITIONS
were read and referred rs followG
JOSEPH aud Cecilia Condl, asked 10
be reinhursot for certain niece of
property belonging 10 them and
Authenticated hv ihe cit,, I'm n,,,ni,, nv,
certain sireet. Committee on