The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
JUDGES CIT DOWN
NUMBER Of SALOONS
Sellers of Liquor in Ogden
Must Carefully Obey
the Law.
snecial 70 The Tribune

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN, Sept, S0-Sitting en- bane,
District Judges j. A. Howell and n,
| j. Harris today put twelve Ogden sa'
| looms ont of business by refusing the
| applicants licenses, thereby cutting
| down the number of retail liquor houses
from thirty eight to twenty-siX, The
action of thc court is based on care
ful sitting of each applicant S reputa-
tion for conducting IN orderly place,
bis right under the law 10 engage IN
the liquor business and his observance
of the state and city liquor laws which
a few months ago became etfechNe In
arriving at its decision the district
court had every applicant and his bar
tenders summoned TO appear and tes'
tify as to their qualifications to con
tinue in the liquor business. Twelve
of the applicants were weighed IN the
balance and found wanting for vari-
Gus reasons In one or two cases the
court found that the proprietors were
not even citizens of the United states.
In other instances the applicants were
found TO have violated the laws IN re
gard To selling TO minors. keeping open
after hours and permitting gambling to
go on in their places.
Al the SAME time the Applications OF
the twelve saloon mon were denied the
court granted licenses to twentyslX re-
tail dealers, four wholesale dealers, SIX
hotels and two clubs, the Weber club
and the p. P. o. F., lodge 10
In the order refusing 10 grant the
twelve licenses the court declared that
there are still too many retail saloons
in the city and that at the end of the
period for which licenses have been
granted, there will he further Trim
m VT
street between Hudson avenue and
Washington avenue, half block,
where there are seven places where lq-
uor is sold. The court announced that
the applicants in this particular dis"
trict showed that they had been obey.
ing the law and that it was impossible
to single any particular applicant out
from the other without working n dis
elimination. All of the liquor dealers
OF the city are gwen general warning
by the court that unless they strictly
observe the law in the future their H.
censes will either be revoked or their
application for renewals be denied.
District Judge Howell being member
of both the Weber club and the Elks
club, these two applications were passed
upon by District Judge Harris For
the reason that Judge Howell s father
is the leaseholder in the building occu-
pied by the McKenna saloon. this ap-
plication WAS also passed upon by the
other district Judge.
Following are the licenses granted
and refused;
Granted.
Wholesale: A. L.. Kohn. c. II. Tribe
d CO., corporation; Ogden Wholesale
Drug Co, corporation; The Fred J.
Kiesel Co n corporation.
Hotel Bars: D y. Smith, G. s. Potter.
George III
G.. Rigelow. Joseph II. Hall.
saloons: Frank P. Garner and Arthur
GgSkner f@SEss as7 rrT TTe"'yonr19 }oi street
street, ]. +. Davenport. 26. Twen,yhfth
street: G. o. Folkman and Il. j. Allen,
1928 Washington avenue. Richard O'Neill
Fred Anderson and Fred S. Garner. 24S
Twenty-nfth street; w r. Kirchofr, I22
Twenty NTH street: Thomas c. lyerson,
| Twenty street: J. w. Kenua. 9fT7
| Washington avenue: w. j. Wolhnger. 270
Twenty-fifth street; T. r. Allen and Ho-
mer. Jenkins. 231I Washington avenue;
Sanford HarroT. 204 Washington avenue.
| John J. Bosser and George G. Foley.
| 2il5 Washington avenue; G. w. Iver-
son. 35O Twenty-fifth street. l.. w. Fair.
| i49 TwentN-ifth street: Joseph Baumeis
ter and Henry Baumcister. So Twenty
fourth street: p. NJ Poulsen, 2265 Wash
inston avenue; John +. Ahern. 2o6 Twen-
ty-ft th syrees siTSa, 'Tnn + : SsrtH Sn,n SOS wen
/
| Hansen. 1901 Washington avenue: David
r.. Hopkins and John D. Roland. $50
| Twenty fourth street: r. s Fecnv and
| r. 3. Wilson. 2425 Washington avenue !.
| W. ri. Taylor and Alex Taylor. 3Il
| Twenty-fourth street. Byron ~ West
Eccles building: Fred NJ. Tout. Washing
ton avenue,
Saloons Closed.
II is ordered that the following appli
| cations be denied:
c. n. Norman and r. 4. Rurren 1852
! Twenty street, a. l.. kobn. 23iS
| Washington avenue; Thomas Murphy, 12l
| Tweuty-fifih street. \. FraZznl $50
| Twenty NTH street: joel Walters. 1865
! Grant avenue. j. F. stephens 800 TWEEN
! ty-nNh street. Joseph Dcru Ia Twenty
! ifty street Charles Mazzuca. ll3 Twcn
! ty-flfth street; Ed Mcclure. 2i3 Twcn-
J ty-flfth street: James r. Gaines, 1872
! Twentr-flth street. \. FraZzini. 200
| Twenty-ffth street: Walter Browning
! 2o7 Twenty street.
Husband Found Guilty.