The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-18
Joint Committee Completes Meas
ure Covering Important Sub
ject in Every Phase.
MANY VITAL PROVISIONS
Saloons Required to Close at II
O'clock and to Be Without
Screens or DISTINCTIONS.
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rcls not less than $3.50: with an annual
capacity over 5000 barrels and not cN
ceeding 25.Ooo barrels, not less than $500;
with an annual capacity over -. 600 bar
rels and not exceeding %. 00a barrels not
less than $50; with an annual capacity
over $4,000 barrels and not exceeding
i5 600 barrels. not less Than Sil00: with
an annual capacity over $4,000 barrels,
not less Than $3.50 per annum.
Clubs. not less than 5000 and not more
than $1,000.
Period of Permits.
The provision relating to licenses is
virtually the same as mt present, as
provided that no license shall he grant
ed for period longer than one year.
or less than three months, but. expect
as otherwise provided, licenses issued
for less than one year shall be AT the
rate of not less than 5000 per month.
Where tho license is granted for one
year, or for a period of six months
or more, the amount may be paid IN
quarterly installments. The license
year is made TO begin on April !. NO
club license can be granted for any pc
riod of time for less than the annual
fee.
Every application must state the
name. place of residence or place of
business of some person upon whom
all notices required by the act may
he served. These application must
he filed by the recorder or clerk as
the ease may be, and the day. hour
There arc two kinds of liccnse--long-
term licenses, for one year, running
from April ] TO March 81, following,
and short term licenses. The appEca
tion must be filed for the long. term
license on or before noon on the first
Monday in January. and no applica-
tion can be filed thereafter until the
second Monday in April, following, and
then only for n short-ter license. The
facts stated in the applications must
be sworn to and at least five resident
freehoders must certify that they
know the applicant is n person of good
moral character case of copart-
nershlp this certificate must cover all
members,
Publication Is Required.
After the filing of the application.
il must be printed in newspaper, or
posted, in towns or places where there
are no newspapers in at least five con
spicuous places, for at least two weeks,
in order that persons who may desire
TO protest against the granting of the
license may have notice and do so. If
there are no protests the license shall
he granted; if protests are made a
hearing shall be had.
Protested applications arc to be at
once reported to the city recorder, town
or county clerk. as the case may be,
after which the protestants arc TO be
heard and the matter determined In
case the license is refused the appli-
cant may prosecute an appeal TO the
district court. The practice outlined
is virtually the same as prevails at
present. An appeal from the district
court also may be taken to the su-
preme court. Upon this point the bill
further provides:
Recourse to Courts.
In case a protest Is filed against an
application for a license. IL the city
council. board Of trustees. or board of
county commissioners. as the case NAV
be. shall have decided such protest pro-
ccedings in favor OF the granting of "a
license and an appeal shall have been
taken from said decision. and il sucl'
appeal is undetermined In the district
court or If tho district court shall have
decided said protest proceedings ap-
peal In favor of the granting of n license.
and If an appeal shall have been taken
TO the supreme court and shall be there
pending undetermined. the clerk OF the
district court, If said proceedings are
pending In said district court, or the
clark OF the supreme court. II such pro-
ceedings arc pending in the supreme
court. shall on the 2sth day OF March,
at any time thereafter. at the re-
quest of the applicant, certify that said
appellate proceedings are still pending
and the city council. board OF trustees
or board OF county commissioners shall
issue a license TO the applicant, subiec,
10 his compliance with all the provisions
OF this act, and subject further To- ~.
decision OF the district court or of the
supreme court. il an appeal from tile dig
trict court he prosecuted, II after The
issuance OF such conditional license tho
decision Of the district court or OF the
supreme court. II an appeal be prose
cuted. be adverse TO the granting OF Il
license the license granted subject y
such decision shall. ten days after said
decision becomes final. be null and void
The provisions Of this act relating tc
notice Of applications for lonG-torm ii.
cense, protest and appeal. except as Il
the time when said application shall b,
filed and tho time when such license
shall be issued. shall apply TO short-tern
or special licenses.
Power Of Revocation,
City councils. boards of trustees nm,
county commissioners arc given author
ity to revoke licenses for violations O
the provisions of the act, but this cal
only be done after hearing No Ii
cense is to be granted until the AZ
niinort sflos bond in the snn, ,cf .;S3Qnl