The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-02

|(|1Y COUNCIL
Mice Refuses to Ap-
Lar Bruins Apph-
n for License.
SKATERS
IyGLISH LANGUAGE
Mormon Minority
eious Attack on
rican Party.

.ancil, upor tue reconl-
thief of Police George
Ia last night to grant
a saloonkeeper at los
,tmple street, a renewal
for the ensuing year.
IN, in to the Council r
that ne was unable to
! application because a
L-s,ted with the place ha
in the police court re-
,rpe of keeping the place
1,r. December 3, in vio-
S. Fernstrom. leader
n, minority in the Council,
N ,peech in behalf of the
n, auestion, and demanded
,Etatlon for a license be
license committee. Mr..
ipd the opportunity to
4 rartisan attack on the
cjbistration.
Ia Registers Kick.
"a charged that the Sun
pgement was a pretense
coming legislature from
tir bill 10 take the po-
ipartments Of the city
,7ds of the city, and
a the Sunday closing law
Id upon all saloons alike
old invoke the aid of the
1pty Attorney to see that
suforced with equality.
Ia. r. B!rck. who had
.rr in the Chief s recon-
"a the license be denied,
A trernstrom. He said that
s speech was ''the
fslly frapk plea for the
Ia OF law that he had
|He declared that the sa-
bn had been notified by
d Burbidge. in common
t nloons of the town. that
ID the law. and that the
I had decided to enforce
h Fernstrom had pleaded
ihe license would be To
|6iim9te Investment Of
|gr. Black asserted that
\ refused TO consider his
"a by observing the law,
Expect others TO protect
n. D. Martin spoke in
\ motion TO concur in the
He denied
@<sertion that the denial
was due TO spitework.
+ The policy of the city
j concurred in By the
r'ttee of Police and Pris-
force the law. and 70 per-
n opening, either through
door. The saloonmen, he
been given an inch and
} ell. having deliberately
Ply violated the Sunday
Alls Fernstrom Down.
HOLIDAY, replying 10
Pernstrom, said that his
Uniform Sunday closing
grace, inasmuch as the
administration (the Nor
'fatlon) with which Mr..
I,s closely identified, had
both open saloons and
z houses on Sunday.
mace another speech, de-
4 the question of whether
..loon under fire had been
Nse on Sunday be investi-
J crabiree retorted that he
IAlef Sheets during the
Brun ; place had been
!ss on the Sunday prior to
7 iis bartender. and that
told him that 1T had
'hree times 10 desist from
Of the law before any
efen made. Councilman
.est on the Saturday be-
nst Cant. Burbidge had
Gan Black and himself
aotifying all the saloons
y violate the law on the
QM Is Sustained.
10 concur in the Chief S
avn was carried, Fern
and Preece voting in
!, {ernstrom s motion 10
oeen previously voted
4. 4 @me vote. Councilman
y, Mormon, in explaining
sustain the Chief, said
!, n favor Of making all
heep the law, and would
wv the ChiE Of Police 10
'o.ner or not he might be
4, yue or moro particular in.
''NW0rk.
: Street Flushers.
!. Nreet hushers will be pur-
\ !, ci,y' III accordance with
: an eec City Council last
nj InasAers will cost $1,000
" ps used in keeping the
Mayor Ezra Thompson
J we ~ purchase of the three
WY owns three Of them
,aSqneil % :, received last night
;nr h, me Board of Public
Ss mat Contractor p. J.
10 'ed =, TO only 5000 bonus
4 tSa we Big Cottonwood con
a a. .s expiration Of his con-
30 VI Sl30. as he claims.
S h. Councilman Black the
Im;I.fd S;psfd was referred TO The
J Fno IFeson sent in the appoint.
ciiys sineer l.. c. Kelsey to
d. representative upon
D vSS;Iors NS;ors Of several canal
b, rnlch the city is inter.
and the appoint.
-~lmed Unanimously.
! Needs Nc Changing.
sn OF af 5l.-Defects in the
ptr,onse senforcing the law, by