The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-28

referred to the police committee and
the city attorney. The amendment
was introduced by Councilman Lar
son.
Mayor Glasmann's communication
regarding the repairing of the asphalt
pavement on Twenty-fourth street, be
tween Washington and WALL avenues
WAS accepted by the council last night
and the recommendations were unan.
imously adopted. The communication
follows;
Gentlemen; understand the
guarantee for the pavement OF Twen"
g.fourth street, between Washington
and Grant avenue and Wall avenue,
between Tweuty-tilth and Twenty
fourth streets expires on December
81, and as there are a number oil
large holes in SAID pavement | Will
ask that T. J. Moran, the contractor.
be officially notified 10 repair the
same before his guarantee expires,
and II be cannot do the same before
said date to send a man up who can
estimate the work TO be done. TO.
gether with the city engineer, In or
der that the work may be performed
la;er on. Very respectfully submit
ted"
In respect to the courtesies and
sympnthIes rendered during the late
illness and death Of his wife, Presl-
dent Browning addressed the follow
ing communication TO the mayor and
city council last night;
ogden. Dec. q, 1910.
CIV
Council. ogden. Utah.
Fellow Gentlemen; On account OF
the death OF my wife. which you all
know occurred recently, l shall alb
sent myself from council meeting this
evening. and / take this opportunity
OF expressing TO you as body ana
individually, the appreciation OF my
self and family for your kind consid'
Grafton during the Illness and demise
OF Mrs. Browning. Your words oil
comfort, the many beautiful floral OF
ferings and your attendance at the
funeral services in body, were Ger
talnly indicative of your feelings TO-
ward myself and family
I'VE may differ on questions OF mu-
nicipal government. but when death
strikes the hearthstone. II Is pleasing
to note that We are as pne.
Again thanking you, gentlemen, for
your kindness and consideration, and
trusting that such a calamity VIII not
invade the homes of any OF your hon
orable body, and that YOU will excuse
me from attendance this evening, l
desire TO remain,
Respectfully,
1T. S. BROWNING"
Mayor Glasmann last night advised
the council that 1t would be we'll to
have an accounting with saloons that
are violating the minor law OF the
city, The city fathers agreed with
the mayor and the communication re-
specting the matter was adopted. The
council decided that the saloon men
in question should be notified by the
city recorder 10 meet with the coun-
ell next Tuesday evening at Z O'Clock,
The mayors communication follows;
Gentlemen: | am advised that the
following saloons have permitted min
orS to enter the same and that liquor
is sold to children under p years OF
age, and that some OF tnem have plead
In court that some error OF the city
ordinance makes II impossible for the
municipal judge to punish them for
selling liquor TO minors,
Il viii. therefore, ask that these Sa-
loon men. ] w McKenna, c. s Pot
ter, Stevens Brothers Baumeister,
Hopkins C Rowland, White Ship,
Ward and Black and O'Neil Bros, be
cited TO appear before the city coun-
ell to show cause why their licenses
should not be discontinued The sell
ing of liquor TO minors Is of such
great importance that a typographical
error in the oddinance should not
make II lawful To sell liquor to minors.
and If there Is no other way to pre-
vent the sale of such liquor TO minors
the council should do so by stopping
the license. Very respectfully sub
mitted"
The council adjourned to meet
again next Friday night at o'clock