Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-20
BARRIERS BOARD
TAKES ACTION
Administered a Gentle Shakeup
In Ogden Among TOnsOr-
iaI Artists.
ENDORSED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Good Work Productive of Written
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Insurgents To be Issued.

Dr. c. VI. Benedict and Perley A.
Hnl OF the state board Of BARRIERS ex-
aminers have returned from ogden,
where they went yesterday TO enforce
tie law regarding the renewal OF li-
censes Of BARRIERS operating IN that city.
The result Of the visit was that all
except eight men out Of 81 practising
BARRIERS in ogden renewed their IL
censes. Those who refused and stated
that they would test the constitution.
Atty Of the law were W. NJ. Blodgett
LATE Farley, Adam Barber. e 5. Nor
rls. r. G. White. J. h ReifeId, p. a.
Gysin and W. Mcdowell Each named
Wss accordingly summoned to appear
before the board IN Salt Lake on Tues
day next and show cause why his u
oense should not be- revoked. and notl-
fed that IN case he failed 20 appear the
board would revoke his certificate.
WARRANTS TO ISSUE.
The members of the board interview
"a County Atty. Hulanlskl IN regard
10 the three men now I'm ogden who
had refused TO apply FOR licenses ana
were running shop. He promised the
rtarty support Of his Office I'm sustain
ing the law and directed that warrants
issue against the men today.
TWO SHOPS CLOSED.
As an indication Of the work that
comes under the jurisdiction OF the
boarI, a case OF impetigo, loathsome
skin trouble contracted m dirty barber
shops. was unearthed. II was found
that the man had shaved in two shops
on Twenty-hfth street Action was
taken az once. Both shops were closed
and thoroughly fumigated while the
nan suffering from the skin trouble
vas placed under quarantine.
FfFTY-FouR BARRIERS.
The board found that there are a
practising BARRIERS IN ogden and s APP
prentlces. Twelve OF the 81 are work
lne on permits and are TO be examined
al the next meeting. In all % have re-
nfWed their licenses, while the remain
ine eight, as before stated, are deter
mined to fight the issue and bring a
test case into court.
STRENUOUS TIMES.
DR.. Benedict and Mr. Hin had a
most strenuous time yesterday IN conf
pany with W w. Plggott Of ogden,
/ the president OF the board, when they
visited every shop IN the city AS Il
Is one OF the rules that the board shall
listen 10 every complaint, there were
some hot old arguments and debates
entered into BY both sides. That the
/ board Is heartily endorsed by the bet
! ter class Of BARRIERS however. was APP
parent from the start.
GOVERNOR CoNGRATULATEs,
That It is also doing good work was
! demonstrated this morning on the re-
| Ceipt Of the following letter from y
p. Nelson. secretary to Gov. Cutler, ad-
dressed 10 Dr. g. VI. Benedict
Il am directed by the governor e
congratulate the members Of the stat'
board OF BARRIERS examiners on theil
active work IN enforcing the law. Tit
I ogden correspondence In the salt LAX
papers say there is general revolt
among the BARRIERS Of that city TO pay
Ing the annual Zee and being subjec
TO the regular Inspection OF the stat
board.
The governor Is decidedly in favo
OF the law. and II It Is found 20 b
unconstitutional or faulty In any par
ticular 4 is well TO have that fac
tested now. so that the incoming legis
lature can remedy the defect Tn
public is entitled 10 the protection
given under the state law, and you ma
count on the support and influence q
the governor IN carrying It's provision
into effect"
REASONS FOR REVOLT.
! Refusal to pay the Zee is made o.
several grounds On ogden. In the frs