Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-26

-, anon town ~ - A. 40
vide 0'' md the thirsty, there IS NO
i'rnln r nar holiday. Under the ne"
sund'y ~" with the liquor interests
srrarse "'. .,,,nr marty has made the
ihs hines the cards the ace anu
~ a-.. a popular pastime' MOI
De pOV.. IA here now on Sunday py
h''' a.oe,alr clubs. which evade inc Z.
% - entirely. than any time pe
ona'''.. sunday closing laws Went
foie ne ~, fbe second floor above
inio eAee.; demand for rooms SUIT
sloons ..social congress OF, 10 ~
she i' ,ii,it poker games an
pof increasing. In u.h'
ebooN an games and poker can ~ ~,
pisces . 'H osking or a faro pank VII
hd ~ ~ n there is enough hio"eS
u sight a,r charters. there are
Opsies anday lluuor clubs. SonlS
sbou' Imam strict observance OF
Of ihes ~, there are few Of tnem'
ne IVY ~ clnhs are organized lot WV
Aos' y Y. Ia oaking money by seiiiils
pulpoF -rrsav and conducting POKER
lqaoi oA greee clubs flourish under
sameS and noses Of the police ui'-
te eye me word has been passed
raol,sted. lue tti d., s,-idp-opcn'
=, mat SAT- Lake VIII DC y. pl,,.s
guy NV, sfter election, ana VIC ss,'''1 -.
~ sare horse "touts wno ~ ,,,,,d
N msko this their canPihb htye'''r;
Thsse clubs charge inehlpeissa',p - ~
!. y. wear but ii Is only ~ ni,'ni ~
$50 t6o laws Anybody Whp N''y ~
NJ ray IN can get DRINK ~ ~.
~ X he has the money. IL ",2'
e' ,I nv The drink OF by lle pv,'t.
,is..or Is sold on sundays as W. -
w days without license when
!. ssssnt violation OF the Jaw
s.s.s M state Of affairs exists Win
n.g itoogledge Of the police, the oIl-
l ..o's az There is little, II any gam
'I f5g,ns rom the lack OF results the
49, make no effort to suppress Sam
M mi devote themselves 70 seeing
,a.t n h conducted strictly as nome
-1a.,rv fol the profit in campaign
.'aas ana votes. without the proper
ll'eier,ials. anybody who opens So
. sse ehbs ends himself on the prison.
.-s' bench before Judge Bowm man be
~, M end of the hrst week. me
sw. a0ecting gambling and the sale
AZ Hcpor are only used apparently TO
teach newcomers The ropes.
BLOCKING TO TOWN.
t.sss look who's hercl In front of
r.rn Z. Nulvey's saloon yesterday
s,,so,on-and Mulyey is the friend
and natfon saint " tho gambling if't-
tsrrl,-stood a bunch Of old timers
vho % not waste their time where
NEE nothing doing. Among them
MAS h5 biz. fat, gOod-natured faro
dealer aho turned the cards so long ~
fhs Red onion gambling house on COM
n.ercla street His name mas not been
iofsuttea-no. not by any means. Near
b egeybudy who passed up Second
South sinet and saw that corpuient
form IN TIC doorway which almost
equals Nnveys nodded to him, ana
several shook hands with him.
There was the sleek fcrret-eyed
booster who played around the games
III, Greeuhght gambling house. he
alll wears his soft SILK shirt and a
nand black hat with -four dents In IL.
B. stood there with his hands in his
afk pockets and his hat set ON the
hex Of head, as anxious and willing 10
lfal second-cards' in q poker game
S he ever was. There are other Ia
lihr faces about town and they are
Striving every day. Some OF them came
afs from the Nevada mining camps
sfenily others caino IN from Los An
pes to follow the races.
ID Is second nature for these men to
NInIlIIn .sF NIaI.lI. ffrYmaHtlff faNfrIal
have been organized especially for the
n@ track followers An exclusive
crowd belongs 10 them and nobody out
sac Of the clique glambles there. Many
q mcse Who are in the business say
ial glmbhng Is permitted ana the sale
q bquor countonanced on Sunday. be-
ause Mayor Bunsford Is a good fel-
~ elected hy The liberal element.
don't think there is much OF a
hke on Cor The police In H." one old
lnfr said yesterday. Il understand
maj ihe campaign fund has 10 be kept
GOOD condition and that home indus
W has 70 be- protected I have heard
sores Of 30 night for protection, but
N not believe H."
70 eeiit The buildings and the num-
ie's o. the rooms in which these clubs
tt heaied would De equivalent 10
ming doFn the numbers OF every
Aliag ON some OF the blocks. The
h1s OF these clubs are on second
'ln street between State street and
Nvl Temple street There are a num-
On Main street and State street
nel fnst South street 90 Third South
l the names. numbers and pro-
ns'oH Of many of these places are too
w Known 10 many men and boys,
WY ieW need be- mentioned.
OVER MULVEYs SALOON.
one Of The most notorious Is the club
20 AuNeya saloon, the home OF the
t.4asff' "Al' Jerkins has ran the
| iei some ume' and "a - stated that
"A hlf am Interest On it This club
se To certain class. mostly pro-
fsAnal gamblers.
en- foote, am Old time gambler
Asct the club in the basement ol
wilson b is stated upon good an,
V- This r. another place wher,
professionals hang out
tlup over ioungs cafe has beef
-lN opened up again. A man b,
name ol ktrOm conducted Il for I
~ PM - IS nov run under dlf
fi.ai management.
t1Wh anFders games over Real
s saloon nn south Main street havi
~ m operation f1r two yeats. Drink
ssira tue De- negroes who an
s,,,- lh lhe place from Reagan's bar
esls place is notorious as widi
s'molmg house. the guinea neYo
'I NEWTON an the BoLo.
rsr. M bll' Newton's illustrlon
AZ sugins the charter of H. XII,
BE- e,., r,st Second south firoei n
laae1 piaee One lamons police conn
.ll legal adviser I'D CHIEF y
d. Xxx GEORGE Sheets. oreaniz,..
lAey sundays ana any other M,
0 Nes,o nt Only a few attorns1
va s,5N stripe ever wished y,
iundsee Ns p soon degenoratod into ~
ieaf5 booze Joint. Before III io,
lsfJ n,s s'sl body had a combine
ln III .peianin ticket de.it ~. !. !.