Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25
FIREWORKS GO UP
AMONG COUNC|LMEN
0ininny and MuIvey Exchange
Pleasantries During Com
mittee Session.
ALL LICENSES ARE GRANTED
CHER Barlow Tells How City Attorney
Fought Royal Arch for Ills Election
And How lie Loves saloon Men.

Ihat II. J. Dinlnny, the city attorney.
is the enemy of the saloons and Of the
saloon mon was concluslyely proved
| FT'uay afternoon at a special meeting
! or the license committee Of the coun-
| GU where, after much discussion and
bitterness, the committee at last decid-
20 10 grant renewal licenses 20 l2i APP
| pllcdnts including the five against
whom the city attorney had entered
MS vigorous protest
~ meeting Of the same committee
Ncuhcsday afternoon 1875 applications
were approved, but Thursday the
chairman Of the committee received "a
com uunic,tion from the CITY attorue,.
obje'ting 10 the granting OF licenses
70 Frcd Wey, Finch. Rogers and Null
Ney. the Kuutsford hotel. Frumkin and
Goulet and 9. H. Murphy, on the
ground that these men ana companies
had violated the city ordinances los
teihhg liquor after midnight and By
permitting booths In the saloons. IL
was therefore decided to allow the
hauor men to speak for themselves IN
. special meeting OF the committee
Friday.
All OF the members OF the license
committee were In attendance Friday
attrrnoon whom Chairman j. r. More
ION called the meeting TO order. they
being besides Mr. Moreton. Walter &.
LNne. Mark Recdall. NJ h Mulyey and
y q. O'Connell. Mr. Wev. Mr. Muir
DhN Mr Mulvey and Mr.. Goulet APP
ptared for their respective firms while
M" knutsford was represented by
Judge g. G. boy. Others present were
CITY Attorney Dnlnny. Frank Klmball
license collector : NJ Barlow. chief
OF police. JOY Johnson Of the Schramm
Johnson Drug company and A. j.
Davis OF the city council
THE FIGHT BEGINS.
The communication OF the city at
torney charging that the five establish
ments mentioned had violated the city
ordinance by selling liquor after mid
night and by having booths In the
saloon. was read ana almost at once
there was brilliant display OF IRE
WORKS ana bitter personalities
Mr.. Lyme said that ne is in favor OF
having all saloons closed at midnight.
and the prohibiting Of lunch counters
and booths In such places, az the lat
ter. especially is conducive to nm
morality.
MIR Dnlnny. the city attorney. then
stated that he knew that the law was
being disregarded and that for tine
sake OF the city and the party which
elected him. he felt II 20 be his duty
to see that the law is enforced Ia
said that his office is deIuged with
complaints against the saloons. "Otn-
er businesses close at "a decent time.
why cannot the saloons declared Mr.
Dinlnny Things began TO warm up
wnen ne ended by saying that he had
bought wire at the Mulvev and at the
Murphy place after II pm.
BARLOW MAKES A NOISE
Sam NJ, Barlow. the chief Of police |
also sent up "A rocket when he said: |
- notice that the men named here |
by the City attorney are high up In the |
Royal Arch Just before the election,
Asst. city Atty. DAILY came into my |
office and showed me one OF the print
ed cards which the knights OF the
Royal Arch had printed for support in
which was omitted the name OF Judge |
He told me that we should
get out and use our influence In the
interest of the city attorney. / &C
,ordingly did everything l could in
support Of the Judge; and he was
iected.
Two days after the election. the
Judge came to my Office, and said he |
would use his office for the next two
ears to even up with those -- --
-" meaning the members OF the
Royal Arch"
At once Mulvey jumped UP. as white
rs a billiard ball Did you make that
he asked
Il am not certain; l think l did" re-
orted Dnlnny
"Did you use the term, 49, -- -
9'"
Yes. / used that term said the
Judge
At this MulVey flew into a rage and
{ was expected that he would burst
my moment: but at last MOreton
luieted the chargers.
Mulvey walked out taking with him
. host Of Bacchanalians and TO soothe
heir injured feelings the committee
every license in question with
he exception Of one to the Schramm
Johnson company at 479 Main, which
yoes over until Monday night.