Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
LIQUOR
LAW IS PASSED
%, Council Regulates Saloons
n Boise Although Prohlbi-
ton Failed.
PREACHER is RELEASED.
,..,.c plan OF National Wool
oroucr, Association Declared TO
BE q success.

.srs,isI Jurisprudence
orsF NOV. 4-Boise, the open
,,o.p has now the most stringent
In liquor regulation ordinance Of
u .,y CITY ln the state. Al a meet
,hs municipal council held Tues
.,,,ine 10 Was introduced by Covn-
.,..,, NcAulay and passed without a
II TING vote. and today became a
81. h,. the attachment thereto of the
nature of Mayor Peace. In addition
aSslng this ordinance city Atty.
-.r,,n was instructed TO draft an
,ii1snee limiting the number OF sa-
4 ms within the city limits 70 20.
t,,o,ding to the provisions OF the
| n, ordiuance DC shall be unlawful to
,srnit gambling drunken persons, nil
.rs or women In places where intoXi-
ting liquors are sold. The interior Of
saloons shall be I'm plain view OF the
reefs and no chairs or tables shall be
Knitted therein. No liquors shall be
iulterated in any way.
4 No manufacturer Of liquor may assist
the procuring Of a license or hold ia
aist the property as owner or mort
zee or construct for or let any build
nj of room for the retail sale Of liquor
So retail license issued 20 any manu-
.ftrer wholesaler 90 iobber
But one license 20 any one person or
rm
Tbe ordinance further provides that
placc where liquor is sold shall In
1v vav be connected with any room
herein 0r connected with which any
restitution or lewd practises are IN
ulgel ln or permitted, or wherein
M prostitutes are permitted to visit
/ or the purpose Of such prostitution or
ead pmctiscs Under this ordinances
any room into or from which there are
AM means OF entrance or communism
on with the place Of business OF such
csnse by stair elevator dumb waiter,
speaking tubes, electric apparatus or
0ther means Of communication. shall
b. deemed connected with the place
H Y business Of the license. whether such
rooms are under the control OF such
cense or not"
For violation OF this law offenders
shall be punished by fine Of not less
ihan twenty-five $3.50 dollars. nor more
Than three hundred 5000 dollars. or by
Imprisonment In the city fail for not
less than ten l0) days nor more than
sXiy 1901 days or by both such line
and Imprisonment
For second ofense, both fine ana
Imprisonment shall be imposed
REV LUCAS RELEASED.
on appeal 10 supreme court the Rev.
IRA Alzamon Lucas obtained his re
base nom the Ada county Jail Tues
pay where be was committed by the
district o0ur last week to serve a 80
fay sentence .u default OF payment Of
N1) hne. With him was released p
~ Walton convicted OF selling liquor
n iaolt a license
Ideas was convicted In the district
o1d on the charge OF assault upon
Pr Mills by striking her on the nose
ih ms hhs,- while calling her 20
. elsniance
. me Prisoners were ordered released
me supreme court on the grounds
nay Toe liability of defendant for fine
4 osls upon appeal from the poll p.
!euee court De- civil liability. and
Only method OF collection Is by
y. entry of a Judgment and execution
s1Asl lne defendant and his bonds
% other words. the district cour;
-'A conviction in an appeal case has
lli .i'n or power TO imprisOn 4
nlaHt Tor hne or costs. The only
.Dpl oy which such fine and costs
corrected is through civil pro-
CASES UNDER NEW LAW.
ne hrst cases to COME u,de. tho
t,,-...i.lhale sentence law passed by
% session of the legislature were
s Russell convicted of burgllry
NE second degree. and George vii
ans. convicted ~ utterlnp ana mass
hguti0us check who we're son
.o-d by Dist Judge Wood 10 ian
l.Fn'es OF from six months 10 thres
ana from one 20 "A years ra-
1'Nf Tho maximum and mini
-'' penalties continue in force under
IN. terminate sentence law. sun
.,. "e als'r"t.Duay power of the
aII OF pdrdlns with the ex-
ol 'i Tho minimum term OF im-
~. i'. m'sdcmeanors and fol-
49,. ,,.ihtnent 0f convict may Doe
49,. hl tho board upon the REQ
.5le pen.tantarv INV
f,r .,,.a,AIInuw term Of imprisonment
sbea. ana passing fictitious
~, % years and the minimum
n, I"o nd0tcrnfuato sentepce
.l.s'aF} .n Tho second degree fr1o,
month. 40 three years
CITIES CAN SPILL EsrRAYs
ag.9rlng 10 au opinion lust handed
Ll' supreme court Jon tn eoss
III h1,l plaintiff and rcspoudent
-, W. hwldhcad. defendant ami
'll. upon appeal from tho Kontr-
district court. cities ana
hate tl' power and authorize
".a'nannes 90 prevent Inc run
'Iee OF cstray horses within
corporate limits
'Nft BLOWERS UNDER BAH.
.-.ie Justice Dunbar were ar.
-.. AZ tuesday morning. John Burk,
d.. 'II7 Harry Reel and James
4. men arrested several days
irI IAN ..pIolon of having blown up
'ro,... N lne safe of the Boise Ice
'fdu.,a many conducted by 4 "a
b. rl ai 9ll Idaho street early in
Mo- a.,.Ns of Thursday. October IN
|fNn....l prisoners held under bah
'uasl.. l' appear for hearing next
aas M. ,nlng. The complaint. which
ss Only Mrs. j N. Edwards.
H. M. 'lly to expectations. moi nav
ls1a.f. . .,,9' out so as 20 charge the
ha ,..'s burglary hy explosive
~ VA. ,..l.l n'nt of which "a special
h isv ,l nF iho tenth legislature
10 y.,r. Il'a minimum penalty
snss TOP % conviction Tor this
NohhED by MASKED MEN.
/ atsIfl5uls heart of the city. with-
way te NJ on ne ldanha hotel on
durfor pnl ANA al the busiest