The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-29
GLAD ELECT|0
THING OF Il
Salt Lake Residents Fe|
Iieyed Now That Strain
Been Removed.
CAMPAIGN HAD SERI0(|
INFLUENCE ON BU{
Uncertainty Regarding
come Has Had SOmswhs
pressing Effect.

Among the people OF Salt I4nl1
cral and the business men In
there is a sentiment of slncero'
ton that the liquor election u
of the past, Business men we1
say yesterday that the agitatIo1
TO the election has had moro
of a depressing effect on bust
orally. The large vote polled,
10 general feeling, indicated a. n
interest in the liquor question: 4
out an exception business men 4
are pleased thai the people of
and the state have spoken th7
ballot.
Speaking OF the result of thu
w. ). Mccormick, president Of
ing firm OF Mccormick e. c
There can be, but one ansWc
liquor question. In my opinion.
high license and careful regtiI|
aid temperance far more than N
II certainly is better to have
enue coming in from licenses th1
liquor sold in the dark with nd
There could be no other way 10
the city treasury except by add
taxes. ] think everyone will II
taxes already are too high q
tlon incident TO the election ser
fected business. Many people "
prohibition would win and were
consequences In business. Il KIND
eral instances where people weI
to see how the election went
vesting. am glad the pe0p
city and state spoke out on
ton. The large vote polled
state wide interest In the ques|
marked interest taken by the
shown by the vote should hn1
dency TO settle the question
years"
Good for Business,
O. Il. Howard. cashier OF N
Bros, bankers, said: "Undotlb{
d good thing for business 70
matter settled. To my mind
OF the election Is the best solii<
problem in this city for The
The impending election cersaiI
depressing effect on business
the uncertainty OF the outcom
for greatly Improved condirion|
and the settlement Of The liqno'
by the election has coptribut4
hopeful outlook" "a
Joy H. Johnson. president OF
mercial club. while out Of the 6
the campaign. returned Tuesda
to vote. He said: II cnn's< y
saying that it is for the best ~
business IN Salt Lake that ~
cisIve vote the way IL was.
men should be glad indeed TIN
thing of the past
w. ], Halloran Of the firm OF
Judge emphatically expressed
by saying II am well pleased
result OF the election, The vot
state have given their preferen
polls and the results meet WI
approval IL is particularly 8
Lake. The heavy vote cast 81
people are patriotic and had IN
welfare of the city, according &
aud the result. II certaiuly1
boost in the right direction.
the matter has been declded- ]
set business greatly In the
months" VI.
RcUuluS s1lC JdU1oL az 80
"rhe returns are satisfactor
business point OF view" said u
secretary OF the Commercials
has resulted in Il correspondents
feeling among business men an
the only obstacles TO q prcSpe
for Salt Lake and the STATE
The large vote cast by the dry
mind a notice TO the city Jf
that the saloons must be Be-
under regulation and thai
reputable dives must be wfpE<
this course is followed We VIII
prohibition In Salt Lake. bu<
other hand II this is not done
sure to get prohibition two yea{|
\ number of prominent bu9|
voiced the sentiment of the go0
ing the question out OF the va
tied for some time to come. al
that business must return to 10
soon following the elimination
over the liquor question. tuT
this they did not 60