The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04

Against sale

A ballot will be given to each quail.
| fled voter and he will mark it Sc
cretly in q booth at the polling place
after which il will be deposited in a
ballot box
The polling places will be open from
| Z clock in the morning of june p
| to o'clock in the evening of that
| day. After the polls are closed the
ballots are to be counted by the
Judges and the tally sheet inclosed IN
a sealed envelope and transmitted i'm
mediatelv TO the Office of the city re
| corder, town clerk or county clerk, de
pending upon whether the election is
held in city, town OF county unit
The judges must also transmit to the
city recorder, town clerk or county re.
corder Immediately another copy of
the result of the balloting of each
election district, this copy to remain
on file for public inspection. The of
fees of the city recorder, town clerk
and county clerk are TO remain open
until all the returns from all Of the
election districts have been received
Although the balloting is TO be by
printed ballot. which will nccessitate
considerable time in counting, on ac
count of the fact that there is only
one question 10 be voted upon the
result of the election should be known
within couple of hours after the
polls have closed. If the officials of
the outside cities, towns and counties
obey the law requiring them to keer
open their offices to receive the bal
lots and the Judges of election obey
Of the returns TO these Offices the re-
suit of the election throughout the
state should be pretty generally
known before midnight.
General Laws Govern.
In all cases where there is no spe-
cifc provision otherwise in the liquor
law, the general election laws of the
state will govern the conduct of the
coming election. Cases of election
fraud in this election may be prose
cuted in the same manner as in other
elections held in the state.
The election returns in towns will
be canvassed by town boards, In cit,
les by city councils, and in county
units by boards Of county commission
ers Within FIVE days after the votes
have been canvassed the president OF
the town board. the chairman Of the
mayor of the city shall by public pro.
clamation announce the result of the
election. This proclamation is to be
advertised by publication in newspa
pers or by posting notices.
In every case where the vote is
against sale, the city council, town
board or board of county commission.
ers shall enact an ordinance making
The sale of liquor unlawful after the
first day of next October All saloons
| holding liquor licenses shall have their
licenses revoked on that date and in
case the license runs for period long.
er than October ] that portion of the
license fee paid for the period subse.
quent to October l shall be refunded.
In case the vote is for sale sll Ii
censes in effect on October | shall be
annul]ed and all new licenses to be is.
sued shall be issued in conformity to
the provisions Of the liquor law and
In the manner prescribed.
The vote against sale shall not eff.
feet the manufacture of liquor in
dry territory, providing that the
plants for the manufacture of the ii
quor were in operation prior to this
law becoming effective. and providing
also that the distribution and sale OF
the iauor manufactured by these
plants be confined to 'wet' territory.
Good done for hot weathpr-Beau.