The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-14
ELEVEN 6'll1
IS CLOSING hi
Liquor u! Committee Agr,,,
lime When Saloons s.
tease Business.
ENDEAVoRING TO DEpy,3|
MEANING OF INloyle|
Members Expect to H,r,
Ready for Introdn,,;,.
by Friday.


The special commi,,.. ., y
l, .u,e celebrated the aunlvsr,,rs
ON $ birthday Monday bv
ne liquor measure which !, =,
luce in each house as soor :.
me COMMITTEES worked from =
clock and then adiourued >.
inc committee will meet again ~.
ing and the members will u,as.''
tinue at work all day
Regulation features of ~.
were under discussion drr;r. !,
and regulations to The ext.n, :,
written pages were arreea
matters were discussed a. i.
action upon them WAS ,sr,.'
ferred. The committee erns,,. !,
a bill ready TO submit 10 IN,
by next Friday.
one OF the most impor,.,,
decided upon by The cnmmi,,..
Day was an early closing -;
which all saloons are rem,I,,S !.
at IL O'Clock each night ssr..s
ger proposed that the hmr 81
o clock, Representative Woni,s
as a compromise that The tirs =
II o clock. This was carlsd
Senator Kuchler and ger.,,.
voted for IL O'Clock as The hon,
Ing. while Representatives ps
Wootton voted that the hour y
be fixed at II O'Clock.
Local Governments Given p
A clause was adopted proys.-.
local governments could az ne
closing earlier than II o'rlact r
decided that saloons should rot l. I,
earlier than S o'clock In lss -.
At the suggestion OF senstoy r.
proprietors OF saloons and ihelr +,
were permitted 10 remain m ni,,,.
11:30 .. m.
The anti-treating feature a, a.
posed liquor law was dIscu,sss !.
siderable length. Senator smilh 2
did not believe that the peovls /
this feature in the bill. Wlthr,t
sentiment for this feature, be ~
II could not be enforced. Eens,t7
ger and Representative Woottos 1,
that II would he difficult 10 szS,>-|
provision.
Anti Treating Defensa
Senator Kuchler and Reoz=r.
Pope favored the proposed sscts-
ator Badger suggested that n r
ment inserting the anti-treaiirr +
ion in the bill be offered On tAe f.
the Legislature. Both Knchlsr Al
opposed the suggestion. saying ii
would favor whatever bill he Il
of the committee decided upoa I'd I
oppose the introduction d an,1,
on the floor of the state Legislative
ator Badger moved that the discu1
the subject be passed for the 4
and this was agreed TO- The Inii1
were that the anti-treating c.auzz
be left out of the bill
The committee spent CONSIDERABLE
In the discussion OF whether or "a. |
cries and Wholesale liquor dealsn 4
be permitted to own retail licsnzs8
elininat ton OF brewery-ovned 6
was declared 90 be necessity;
Kuchler explained that family
stores were often run In connsctll
wholesale houses and thought Z
LIQUOR were TO be sold al all, tbs,
should be permitted 10 sell "
motion, the committee decided
the manufactures and Tholssc<
one retail liqucr license. Tne 9
decided that no building osleo
manufacturer or wholesaler .
used by retail liquor deale& i
Fixing Age Limit
The committee agreed 10
that no person under Il years -
he employed In any capacity u
where liquor was sold at fetaE
Badger suggested that thls p'vsn
10 places where liquor sS
featured or sold at wholesale
onposed bv Senator Kuchler. ~
that this would effect mahy ~
members of the BreweH MoIsss
At his suggestion this elause
over for consideration laieh -
Hotels, roomirg houses -
received considerable consla
The question as % ~
tations should be placed u"J
Granted 10 these places NS ~
after there had been eIs., ~
concerning the r1ssssi,. .,.o- n
II was agreed thai facn ,,s,S sa ~
should deposii A bond Of ssy%
This bond should be forfeited
rmsie NJ civil or criminal pTccsuu,'
,,,ioht arise out OF the oenosn o,.
place OF business. ihe er,,,iss
upon provides that the sssTI ro:
than bonding companies .,,nI,sr =
more than one bond oil 6 si~
Married womsn's ss'el =,
Any married woman may -, sass S
sInst ni,S saloonkesper lol
s.S al..S' hv the failure Of her ag
herself and nei,,-1 nei 81,
is proved that the n.'s IN 4 40
wages or part Of them ~ ari hls r
OF that saloon ana ~
pho rhon no liable for damasess r.
Iinn r' Is an exact copy OF Us
law. ,u riyen ns
lion of intoxicating iqsy.nator 81,
lion was submitted oy lIsvos 4
"The term intoXicatns, I'D 10 =
!, ,hIs act shall be const,r,us,Iia ,ia,,cs u g
~ ,r,,nons liz yinous or malt nsg,sfti,'
spi, ,ures ,, or preparations ueis, a ss,-ol1|I
be used as a oeNe'H7
.r,sd lnclp11
"all spirituous;,, are ii
- Gr malt liquors wnls.o~x,eattrs
u &c and all other Ss.syefsEs
MI r6,ch may be used as a -
"'''A '':ss Satisfied with proes r. !.
nau,,srs Of the commi'tssss, ss,se ss' =
SIZED with the Prog,IIIs5 tg,rIs5 ihsir
belisye they Will iili''N Mod d
,be last OF the week, IN. SIll hsst
ne ,nrraat features OF tse ,plT U a fts
Seen pee iHi passed upon sg,s ars rTssmsin sin TO :
,red. ,u,,ortapi fealpsl~
70 agreed upon are ,,,e ,e charaetr
.oxicatIpg liquors. aue msy b
.oMm in which liquor n iirnltln
'n,s ouu instructions a1p uheths
;eioon: the quesiionn, ON 'boaris g
,n,,r,s ne fs'y shall ultimately. .ss: sc ID.
he he's 'sS"d of the persons t,v,Ser to wSc d
,e ae'!s Issued: :,,,@%I,y and the with reiert'e
,,s comml,le' tci1r
NEE Ms,nTu upon these qrSoS1nspcie y y
%s;s III 'S 'Gs GSs.+Ss 3I's nsa.: 3.
lon ol prtroobabiy rto be msd1b 1bouss q,