The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11
Council Rejects Application ID,
Permission 10 Sell Liquor \
at Resort.
HEMPEL GIVEN VACATION
AFTER 1S YEARS. SERyICI
Police Lieutenant Will EnioI
Trip; Resolution Lost Re.
ducing Number Saloons.

Unless there is an unlocked for chanen
on the part Of the city council. no ntoxi4
eating liquors will be sold this sunua~
at the old Salt Palace grounds, where N
is proposed 10 open d resort 10 he know
as Palace Park. BY n vote Of nine h
four the council Monday night adopted al
recommendation OF the COMMITTEES of IN
whole that Gus Ling be not granted 4
retail liquor license for tile proposed 20
sort. Those voting against adopting tht
committees report were Councilmen A
j. Davis, j. Is. Moreton NJ l., Mulvcv Ar
G. II, Reed. the others voting favoraby.
except Councilman Il. G.. O'Donnell, who
was absent, and Councilman John Holley
who did not vote.
President w Mont Ferry voted In shs
affirmative only after he had expressel
himself as personally favoring the grant
ing of tine license, as he declared that m
thought Ling would conduct an orderl,
resort. He said that sufficient pressuY1
women's clubs and others that he couIl
not consistently vote IN favor Of grantIns
the license. He therefore voted in IN,
affirmative to adopt the committees "a
port against the license.
More Liquor Cases.
The hearing OF the cases Of BogdeI
Mandovich. so North Third West street
and the Bergerman company who wed
cited before the council To show caue|
why their liquor licenses should ont b
| revoked for selling intoXicants TO minor
went over one week on the request q
their attorneys. They recently were fine|
s25 each for selling liquor 10 minors, an
venile court recommended that the II
| censes be revoked,
BY vote of eight to six Councilman
| w Mckinneys resolution favoring th
city to 100, which has been laid owe
from time to time, was lost
II was decided to release for grdv<
| pits The knoll in City Greek canyon op
posite the brick tank and also two point
| east of tine knoll for the present Thl
will assist in the strengthening OF N
| boulevard and will be OF a benefit IN
stead OF a detriment to the city sa
| the councilnlen. Necessary precaution
against combines and irresponsible per
| sons are provided in the agreement whtc
the lessee will be compelled TO comp1
with,
The veto OF Mayor John s. Bransfor
OF the appropriation OF $50 for II
maintenance Of the pump in the north
west drainage district was sustained d
the council. The city has assisted
maintaining the pump for some time pa,
and has lived up TO the agreement whie
was made with certain residents of ID
districts. and the council is not now
the opinion that the city should be force
TO do more than what II already nc
| done.
Vacation for "Uncle John"
| On the recommendation OF Chief of Pt
| lice 5, NJ. Barlow, Lieutenant John Hen
pei was granted three months leave (
| absence from the department, with fu
pay, during which time he proposes
make n trip TO Europe II was stated
| the chiefs recommendation that Lien
| tenant Hempel had been in the servif
of the department for eighteen consecr
tive years and that since he was appoinl
ed lieutenant he has been off duty onl
eight days.
| The council instructed the revision an
enrolment committee TO solicit bids e
the printing OF the mayors report for III
year 1910. This includes the yearly n
ports or all city departments. The CON
mittee recommended that no reports
printed this year and that the money
spent for improvement work Certal
members of the council. however, were
q different mind and declared that
was important that the reports I
| printed