The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-24
ell. together with a copy OF the letter
I am forwarding TO you
II. J. DININNY.

ell. together with a copy Of the letter
I am forwarding TO you
city Attorney"
In the communication to the license
committee the city attorney quoted por-
lions OF the city liquor ordinance. Sec
ton n, which is quoted. provides
against keeping a saloon open on sun
day. and section 10 provides that all
screens shall be removed so as TO give
an unObstructed view OF the Interior.
tubes. dumb walters or the like shah
be used IN any saloon.
The communication signed by the
city attorney continues.
1T has come TO the knowledge Of
this office that Frumkin & Goulet. 139
South Main street. applicants for
liquor license, have their bar so ar
ranged that 70 IS impossible for them
20 comply with Section 10. above quot
ed. and that they have violated that
section.
1T has also come to the attention
/ OF this office that Finch, Rogers &
Mulvey. at p East Second South street.
/ applicants for liquor license. have
been and are violating Section z. above
quoted. In that their saloon Is con-
/ neCtcd by an opening with three or
| more booths which are enclosed by
| doors, and that said applicants for a
/ liquor license have violated Section II
| % said ordinance by selling liquor aft
err II o'clock midnight and before S
/ o'clock a. m.
1T has also come to the attention
| Of this office that A. Fred Wey, who
| rs an applicant for a liquor license.
\ has said bar connected with the res
| taurant I'm the Wilson hotel, and that
in said restaurant are numerous booths
/ situated so as not TO be open to the
main passage way or visible there
/ from.
1T has also come to the attention
| OF this office that G. y. Murphy. who
IS an applicant for a retail LIQUOR IL
I cense 70 be used at the Wellington ho-
tel. IS guilty Of violating Section II
OF said ordinance by selling intoxi-
\ eating liquors between II O'Clock mid
night and s o'clock a. m
/ at has also come 20 the attention
I Of that office that G.. s. Holmes an
\ applicant for n liquor license for the
Knutsford hotel, IS guilty OF violating
Section 10. aforesaid. I'm that at nc
4 time on Sunday or after II O'Clock
midnight and before O'Clock a. m
IS the interior Of his saloon open In
\ such way as to furnish any view OF
the Interior thereof.
section OF the liquor ordinance
aforesaid provides that a bond shall
be given. conditioned that the appli-
cant will not allow gambling In any
form within the premises where his
Z business Is conducted All OF the per
sons and firms above mentioned are
now operating under retail licenses
granted BY the city council Of Sal
b Lake City. and the said violations o.
the ordinance have occurred during th'
'Tt has come 70 the knowledge o.
this office that the above mentioned. A
{ Fred Wey. Finch. Rogers q Mulvey
: the Knutsford Hotel bar, Frumkin
J Goulet. and G. y. Murphy. have in thet
! places from one to five gambling de
D vices known as slot machines.
70 by reason OF the facts aforesaid
8 the city attorney Of this city protest.
p against retail liquor licenses beinl
! granted TO either one OF said appli
Z cants."
spike Mckinney Plank
The license committee gracefully
sidestepped the resolution OF Council
? man J. W. Mckinney providing that M
- license be granted any person. firm
or corporation which had an entranc
D or exit to any gambling house. by re
- ferring a. back 10 the council withOu
70 any recommendation.
e. The committee recommended that II