The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-30
SIX CLUBS AND 1871
SALOONS LICENSED
Council, However, Holds Up Ten
Other Saloon and Club
Applications.

At the special meeting OF the city
council Thursday evening, 1Sl saloons
and six clubs were granted licenses to
sell Intoxicating liquors at retail, and
eight persons and firms were granted IL
censcs TO sell at wholesale,
| AT the same time. the recommendation
| OF the chief Of police that the applica-
tions of SIX saloon men be denied, went
TO the license committee. In addition,
two new applications for saloon licenses
were referred TO the committee on Ii
censes, and the applications of one sa-
loon and one club went to the chief OF
police for his recommendation.
The special committee. appointed 10 in
vestgate conditions in the saloons. re-
ported that its time had been limited and
had been confined almost wholly TO as
certaining whether All uuobstructed view
could be secured Sundays and between
midnight and q. nj. week DAYS.
II was the opinion of the committee
that the law is being reasonably well OBJ
served, although there arc few places
where an absolutely unobstructed view
can be obtained.
Desire to Obey Law.
The committee also reported that the
liquor men, with whom the members dis
cusscd the question of unobstruCted view,
evinced desire TO conform TO the re-
quiremen,s of the law
This report was adopted. and upon the
report OF the chief of police 13i saloon
!!ccnSeS ana SIX cluD licenses were grant
ed. The clubs are the Commercial Uni
versity, Eagles, Alta. Moose and EIks.
Chief OF Police Barlow recommended
that the following applications be refused
for the reasons given;
La Mont Bros. 1863 West South Tenn
pie street; license revoked by council De
ccmber -.
Lon Butler. 37I South Main street ;
conflict between Butler and Herman H..
Lange.
Mathew Domm. sol West First South
street; unable to give proper police pro-
Guy Cappucoo 254 West South Temple
street: not properly operated
Alphonso Russo & Co. successors to A.
II. Little; Little objects TO issuance of
license.
Peter Foles. 557 West Second South
street; not operated in proper manner.
These were referred to the committee
on licenses.
Applications Held Up.
The other applications for licenses held
up are: Nick Butkovich. 2iS West South
Temple. Andrew Pappas AL West Sec
ond South New applications, referred to
the committee on licenses. Peter Butler.
22o South Main. New applications re :
ferred TO chief of police: c. c. SinGar.
10 West First South. ID. Plescia GO
South West Temple. Louvre cafe Sec
ond South and State; Doran- Weed Co
kcarnes building. referred back TO the
license committee.
chief'of Police Barlow reported that
he had appointed j, D. Woolsey special
officer on South Temple street. and re-
Voked the commission of Ed Mitchell a
negro. The report was adopted
The fire committee recommended that
he buying of triple combination auto
apparatus for the department be referred
to the chief OF the fire department and
the mayor. to arrange for its purchase.
The matter went to the committee on
estimates and apportionment, 10 report
not later than the second Monday In
January.
Three amendments TO ordinances were
passed, follows: Providing that col
lection agencies pay a license of sl0O q
year: increasing the license OF pawn
brokers from 500 to 5000 a year; pro-
viding that auction houses pay u license
OF 500 Il year.