The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-07

WAR MADE ON CIGARETTES
Provo Council Will Pass Strict 0rdi-
nance Prohibiting Sale to
Minors Under 18.

Provo. March 6.-City Attorney Thomas
has submitted a bill for an ordinance to
the city council TO prohibit the sale of
cigarettes tobacco, narcotics, etc, to
minors under Is years of age. The pro-
posed ordinance follows closely in its pro-
visions the state statutes on the subject
The bill will come up on its third read
ing next Monday evening The matter OF
drafting an ordinance to suppress slot
machines has been referred to the city
council committee on judiciary
For two sessions the city council has
considered in committee of the whole
executive session a bill for an ordinance
regulating the licensing of drug stores !;
but has not yet decided upon a bill to re-
mort for enactment by the council in open
session. Attorney WhitecOtton, represent
ing the druggists, was permitted to attend
last evenings executive session 1t rs IN
derStOOd the proposed ordinance IS IN
tended to prohibit the sale Of liquors in
drug stores by the drink or wholesale
license. or without any license, as, II Is
claimed, is now sometimes being done.
The Get Acquainted excurSlonlStS ana
Provo citizens will meet in the old taber-
nacle tomorrow evening at 1:5O o CLOCK on
the return of the excursion from Nephl,
to listen to speeches on Industrial devel-
opment and prosperity
on Friday evening the Gamble concert
party will appear in the Bingham Aouiis
university college hall as one OF the at
fractions in the season. course OF lee
lures and entertainments the concert
takes the place of Ebert Hubbards lee
The city marshal has been authorized to
appoint five extra police Officers SUNDAY
evenings for the purpose OF assisting IN
the suppression of hOOolum1sm around
places of worship. If this additional force
is not enough more will be appointed ana
if it is found necessary to have them
other nights to preserve order at other
public gatherings they VIII be appointed.
The CITY council has passed an ordl-
nance requiring a license Zee OF 80 a
Dances
given under the auspices of religious or
educational societies will not be required
to pay any license fee, except When they
require the attendance OF an Otffcer, Wnen
they will be charged $50 for each occa-
Harold. the s-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Raile of the Third ward,
died this morning from valvular affection
of the heart. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow "wednesday in the Thlrd
ward meeting house, commencing at
The mail went through to Heber this
morning over the Provo canyon branch,
the snow slide having been cut through
and traffic through the canyon delayed
Albert Borem is here from Boise, Ida,
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Joseph w. Dunn md oseph V. Dunn
have commenced the manufacture OF their
Get There" delivery cart, which IS oper-
ated as a trailer to a bicycle. OrQeTs
D
Lake and negotiations for supplying east
ern parties are under way
Engineer Homer of the state mental nos
pitaI has returned from Chicago, where
he went with a patient who Will be cared
for. by relatives in Chicago
The American Society of Equity Farm
ers organiZa ton, will meet at the court
house Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
4muel Wilkinson of Vineyard was be
f,,re Justice Noon today on a charge OF
disturbing the peace at dance on Feo
II Jury was impaneled to try the case
and it was then discovered that the de-
PENDANT was only II years of age. On as
certaining this fact County Attorney An
erson moved to dismiss the case, which
was done and defendant vas handed over
to Probation Officer Brown
The First ward Amusement committee
has arranged to give a series or parties
in the ward social hall Friday evenings
The first will be given next Friday. The
people of Benjamin ward are about &c
build a new ward house.
The Bachelor Ladies club of the Il
/ Y Z will give party Saturday evening
/ in Gymnasium nall strictly on the Adam
/ less Eden order
/ Raymond Knight has bought the fine
/ corner on Academy avenue and Second
North streets owned by George HaVer-
/ cau.D- and J. William Knight has bought
| the corner east Of Dr. Robson residence
/ on East Center street. Both gentlemen
/ Will build houses here and spend much
/ time in Provo with their families as they
/ can spare away from their large inter
/ ests in Canada.