The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
OGDEN SALOONS
TO CLOSE At 8.
Amended Ordinance Providing
Early Closing Passed by
City Council.
HAS THE APPROVAL
OF MAYOR GLASMANN
Fee of Druggists Licenses Is
Reduced From $500 to
$500.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 5.-Thc' Ogden city coun-
Gil tonight passed an ordinance Imposing
strict regulations for the conduct OF sa
looms in this city The ordinance has the
support of the mayor, who promises TO
approve IT, so that IT will become law
within short time.
Of all saloons In Ogden at O'Clock al
night. Other regulations are IN con.
formitv with the new state law except
that In some details OF regulation the
new ordinance Is mere strict than Is the
liquor law.
The ordinance passed as introduced
with the exception of three amendments,
The original ordinance provided for the
closing OF saloons at 10 o'clock at night.
On recommendation Of Mayor eiiasmenh
and Attorney J; E Bagiey OF tne Manu- ain,
recently organized In Ogden In opposlil9n
10 prohibition the closing hour was MADE
. o'clock instead OF 10
Attorney Bagley addressed the council
and asked II this ordinance were merely
an emergency measure and II the inten-
tion was to make any change in II !ol-
lowing the coming liquor election Each
OF the councimen favorinS the ordinance
disclaimed any intention OF making any
further change in the ordinance ana
cIared that If any such change were made
BY the council he would veto any ordi-
nance to that effect which was passed
by the council.
President FaVorS IL.
President Sam Browning Of the city
council declared that he was In faFor OF
the ordinance as originally introduced eX-
cept that he was in favor of o'clock
closing. He opposed other proposed
| changes but agreed TO vote for the orui-
nance even If these changes were made BY
the council, He said that he was strongly
in favor OF an ordinance for closer re-
striction OF the red light district;
Another amendment made by the coun-
l,>il To nrnin a
duced was the striking out OF the section
which provided that there should be no
connection either by doorway, stalrWay.
or dumb walter, with any other portion
OF the building in which the saloon was
| located. The proposed fee for druggists
! licenses was reduced from $500 TO $500.
| In the section which provided that in
| case OF conviction Of the liquor dealer for
any offense under this ordinance the il
Cense should be revoked and no license
granted for the sale OF liquor on the same
premises within six months. the period
during which no license should be grant
| ed for the sale of liquor on the same
| premises was reduced from SIX months
| 10 thirty days.
To Regulate Motorcycles.
An ordinance was introduced regula ting
tion and lighting OF motorcycles The
ordinance requires that all motorcycles
be registered and numbered and that a
| registratio fee OF 50 be paid. 1t pro-
vides that the number be consplcuouslH
| displayed and that at night each motor
| cycle have ono light In front and one ir
the rear. The ordinance passed It's hrs'
reading and was referred TO the commit
| tee on laws.
The mayor sent In resolution asking
that an ordinance he framed for the
muZzIing of bulldogs and authorizing the
| shooting OF all unmuzZled bulldogs by po-
| lice officers, The resolution results
| from the fact that several children have
| been recently bitten BY vicious dogs
The resolution was adopted and the or
d!nance will he drafted.
| Mayor Glasmann recommended that P
j. Moran be paid for the recent paving
| provided that he sign a guarantee tha
! he would make all repairs In the paving
| which might be made necessary should
the work fall 10 meet the requirements o
| the contract. Representatives of Mr.
| Moran who were present agreed TO slgr
such a guarantee,