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

sn and the sports from these their appe-
lies Paragraph this mornings salt Lake TRIBUNE
mia by statement Is brief much significant than the
% ~ Salt Lake might be led TO suppose The rushing
res of which by no means confined 10 the uh'"
- mt included we'll was found nst the cars
~ not ADEQUATE to the them; naturally the
% had to paronize restaurants WELL though these latter
lrarly serve this gentry rapidly desires When
~ busy night 1t something eat In the least possible time o
lime with it money and II had busy night last night was ~
fact SO busy could scarcely take time to eat at all ana as m
% cared not decidedly awake and on the LOOKOUT
s suckers and reports are correct some OF them e
most successfully "heeced"
WIDE OPEN ALL NIGHT TOWN
Tho t seems to have gone Lake not only to be
iae omen town Sunday "a night town every day IN
~ ueek as we'll weeks stated officially that thee
could be change regard the suppression OF gam
Mag and other there change In the once
the police For few days appeared that there wouu DC
~ as Sunday which has Just as before
the gambling has received tremendous impetus Houses
% closed reopened increased their capacity and
nav ones sprung existence and the condition indicated In the
tribune paragraph article prevails with all of the
unnumeaed evils attendant upon public policy oil a
kind
I OPEN SIMULTANEOUSLY.
The understanding with the gamblers
the parties to it? The police officers that is the
nen declare they know nothing OF such an agreement Inc
chief police throws light the matter and other municipal
authority dsnclned TO discuss It, But thing that causes the
pbc 10 believe that there
all in the interest of the gambling
Prominent citizens who discussed the matter today of
that it is of accident Two well known sporting
severely criticized the for exploiting the situation
saying Salt Lake getting to be
e town and that 1t was all folly for lot of old moss
backs get the way of or turn aside conditions that obtain in other
4 petnIOus cities
THE REMEDY
The will doubtless occupy
prominent public discussion future judging from
the expressions heard today For be said that large number of
leading citizens becoming highly ncensed the turn of affairs
and declare the suddenly precptaed policy rather the policy that
has suddenly become much must AS just what should
done something that viii have be agreed There are
say should be
upon the proper officers which
conceded entirely adequate and sufficient to meet the most
aggravated exgnces the What form the demand will take
however uncertain though big popular demonstration seems to
meet with the most favor and TO be the most feasible
MASS MEETING PROPOSED.
persons express themselves today
immense held the
dorums cty-a meeting poll
ties and which shall is
enforce the law do resign from their high and trusted posi-
lions of public trust that impeachment and
removal might be and that there would be nfu
% enough behind the to Insure from the start
CITIZENS SPEAK.
President Angus NJ. peo-
pie should rise protest gambling
other vices in that forgotten
big meeting Of citizens irrespective politics religion The
sion vice belongs church All citizens
equally Interested
John cuter-You quote too strongly favor the
mass meeting idea II that accomplish
the taking Of st stronger This city turned
over to the gamblers.
Rev Barnett think that any defiance OF law burning
shame whether by citizens officials heartily in Of
ng that VIII public sentiment
Inc News on the right track and the officials bound
cute the law II faithful Something
10 be done in this matter.
Rev A. smpklns-Mayor Thompson and Republican,
are pledged to close the saloons Sundays gamb
ing now the time for them people
whether the Republican The
situation viii probably be brought before ministerial
Monday
A. W. CarlsonThe aim Of this should make
@ and residence and anyhng children
w wrong Ike the saloon the gambling should be done
m do not think there necessity for the gambling hell
e ohe and they should be entirely Salt Lake
'ned and the saloons should
h H. Dooy do not think there is gambling house running
the city but II there all have say
40 > HTs-Publc sentiment ought a
Jung places here believe has done places where It is
stronger than 1t is here Whatever laws there the
'Ns should be enforced else repealed,
n hahbrger president Salt Lake ogden raiwayI have
M ousy with my affairs the office unsbe
" myself In this matter and knowing
"o' express opinion
county Commissioner James proper
'Oroement Of the law.
gorge ~ Cannon-Certalnly In suppressng
muses. man who has been with
OF this and other cities among
a. nd known he had reformation. when
" was formel It up every
ought to be thrown around the the
on OF the gambling habit. The stop
~ Is evidence that we stop It again.
saHsburyl in favor OF all ordinances being
80 enforced In regard closing the
~ gambling IL the duty Of the officers
mol spasmodcay but continuously; otherwise repeal
Felt chairman league this after