Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-19

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Paragraph from this mornings salt Lake tribune
yo statement is brief but significant than the
% Of salt Lake might first be led 70 suppose The rushing
business Of speaks was by no means confined 10 ne e
M included the we'll 1t was found that the cars
% NOT adequate to the demands them; naturally the
% had to patronz the restaurants as we'll though these latter
o, ordinarily serve gentry rapidly as 1t desires When
Nos busy night something to eat In the least possible time W
% with 1t is money and had busy night last night IL was IN
I so busy that could take time to eat at all ana as m
% II AIRED not decidedly awake and on lhe ooAou
@ suckers and reports are correct some OF hem were
most successfully "heeced
WIDE OPEN, ALL NIGHT TOWN.
Tho m seems to have gone that Salt Lake is not only to be
de open Sunday but "a night town every day IN
M week few weeks ago 1t was stated officially that mere
oa he change regard the suppression OF gam
b.g and just soon as there was change the once
~ tho chief OF police appeared that there would De
~ as TO business which has on just as before
IN The meantime gambling received tremendous impetus Houses
% closed have reopened increased their capacity and
nav ones have sprung and the condition indicated the
Tribune paragraph the head of this article prevails with all OF the
hidden evils attendant upon public policy OF that
kind
OPEN SIMULTANEOUSLY.
The question arises there an understanding gamblers
and So The police officers that the
patnen they know nothing of such agreement the
chief police throws light the matter and other municipal
dncned discuss It, But one thing that causes the
public the fact that there
all at in the interest OF the gambling
Prominent citizens who discussed the matter today are OF
the opinion well known sporting
refused anything the subject
at all and severely criticized the press exploiting
could Salt Lake getting to be
an upo-da folly for lot of old
backs the of turn aside conditions that obtain in other
pretenIous cities.
THE REMEDY
The will doubtless occupy
prominent place public discussion the future judging from
the For be said that large number OF
leading citizens highly ncensed the turn of affairs
and declare the suddenly recptated policy or rather the poy mat
has suddenly much AS tojust what should
something that win There
say demand answered should be
made proper officers for of the law which 1t
conceded entirely adequate and sufficient to meet even the most
aggravated exsenes of the What form the demand will take
however though big popular demonstration seems to
meet with the most favor and to be the most feasible
MASS MEETING PROPOSED.
Many heard express themselves today in favor of
Immense public meeting be held OF the largest
dums Of the ca meeting that will show neither creed poll
ties and which shall make 1t clear those whose sworn duty to
enforce the law do resign from their high and trusted posi-
lions of public trust suggested that impeachment and
removal might be and that there would be nhu
e enough behind the Insure from the start
CITIZENS SPEAK.
President Angus NJ peo-
pie should gambling
other vices forgotten should
big meeting Of citizens politics religion suppress
sion Of vice belongs party church. All good citizens
equally interested.
John G. culerYou quote strongly.
mass meeting idea II that accomplish It, then would favor
e taking Of s stronger This city be turned
over the gamblers
Rev Frank Barnett think burning
shame whether by citizens officials heartily in
thing that viii public observance
The News and the officials bound
cute the law official obligations Something ought
10 be done in this matter
Rev A. simpknsMayor Thompson and Republican,
are pledged to close the suppress
ing now Is the time for them people salt Lake City
~ the Republican party keep Its promises not The
situation viii probably be brought before the ministerial association
Monday
A W CaronThe this city should
Va and residence 5nythng empts
" w wrong Ike the saloon the gambling den should be done
way VIM do not think there the gambling hell
e oothel and they should be entirely Salt Lake
ened and the saloons should possible
1ohn DooyI do no, think there a gambling running
" we cry but II there is all have the law.
Hlls-Pubc sentiment ought effect a OF the
lung places here believe has done in other places where It
stronger than 1t here Whatever
'Ns should be enforced or else repealed,
'oh Hamburger president Ogden ralway-
80 ouy with my affairs in the unsbe
~ myself In this natter knowing
Nv express an opinion
County James H. AndesonI believe in propr en-.
'O''ement Of the law.
te M cannon-Certainly am In favor Of suppresng
muses. man who has been connected with the police and FIRE
"enm Of this and other among gam
az ne mad known he had when
' was formed II up. this
ought to be thrown around the the
' OF the gambling habit. The stop
% evidence that we stop again
sasouryl am in favor OF all laws and ordinances being
ana Gambling 1t duty proper see that this
~dnances - ' Wv
Z; ret chairman Of the Reform ague when