The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26
TO OPROCEEDA AGAIN
DANCING PAWN
Chief Sheets Will Eth,
store Order or Close +
Place Up. d
CITY ATTORNEY DAILY /
LAYS DOWN THg \
Will Be No Let-Up Uls|
Atmosphere Is Thorn,
ly Cleared.

Chief of Police Sheets and ~.
ney DAILY have cut out tor ~,
q piece of work which ia ~,
difiiculties-thc work OF -, y
Utahna dancing pavilion q, o
street.
For weeks the Chief has h..
Ing his brains in an effort :,
the best plan OF procedure in a
Ices. He declares that when +. y
proposes to win. and Wed.s.s,
velopments Indicate that h.
ready 81
Officials Hold confsr.u,.
During the afternoon Cb,s, N /
slstant city Attorney DalY a.
bidge and other officials ben, - -.
tying the atmosphere that NJ.
some OF tho most disreputabis =.
the city. held q long and ss,r
ference at police headquarters
come OF which WAC the dravIs.
complaint, under section IsI ~.
nances upon which the ofdl,.-
they will arrest the Utahna's :.
and manager as soon as 4 fsv
tails can be arranged. The sssti..'
which the complaint is dravn l.
follows.
Language OF the Law
4N.-Dance-House Frohibi,ed-Il ~.
lawful for any person 10 keen a. -.
assist In Keeping or maintolrIr- r
houso where lcwd or diaorderIy -.
semblc together for dancing
Tho complaint will, Il IL e3
John Doe with keeping a eer,.
as follows, to-wit: The sail ~
unlawfully and wllfully did n
there md for a long time pis,
keep and maintain a dance hoas.
lewd and dlsorderly persons 4.
together for dancing. contrary IA +
visions of section 42i OF chsH--
the revised ordinances OF Salt ~
Difficulties overcoms.
The Chief OF Police and CITY J.
DAILY. as has been said above. a.
their present determination a.
long study OF the situation. IN.
OF course. that numerous az
been committed In the lmmedll.
ity OF the Utahna pavilion, sInl1||
criminal assault which was n1l|
day upon little Eliza Gundersas
brute Berry. and that these cric|
been committed by persons Kko s
the place, but they recosulzeI
same time, the impossibility Of
that such crimes were comnitlN
place itself. A young girl tksf
may be taken from church q
room and assaulted as we'll a {
most dlsreputsble dive In the &
Fear Of Injuring Giril
Another thing that has ope.sLA|
lay action In the matter has L
fear OF inJuring the reputation &
girls who visit the Utahna ard
clouding their names.
1t Is known that large perc@
the girls and women who Az
dances at the Main street re-
chambermaids. weitrcses and 90
and lodsing-house attaches. In
make out case against tre
would be necessary. II was ~
prove that these girls, or SOFA
at least, were ''lewd and. dlsGc
sons"-a difficult thing TO prom
proven, a thing which would y
greater injury TO the girls ih1
resort which nightly lures tsr
Regulations Of the Me
To avoid this latter slum1A
II is likely now that the autsc1
prove their case by showing
mon, or some Of them. who N
Utahna are ''lewd and discf>
sons" 1t is pointed out that Y
ton makes no distinction as -
evidence will be sufficient
are full~ aware that there are
go almost nightly to the pas
could not be injured In the
gree by having II proved ass
that they are both lewd AGA
persons
Not So Difficult, After
Thus 1t will be seen that, fr@
lem beset by many difliculties
ter resolves itself Into a somes
one That 1t will be pushed
along the lines indicated tnefe
doubt, for Chief Sheets Is In So
and will never quit until orss
cency take the place OF fo"~
crime, ...-...- n.