STill WORKING TO HAVE ClOSING HOUR CHANGED Committee of Business Men De Desi Desire Desire De- De si sire re Saloons Be Permitted to Remain Open U Until til 12 Special to The Herald Ogden Aug 14 At H.-At At a meeting of ot the tho city commissioners this morning the question of or closing the saloons of ot Ogden Ogden Ogden Og Og- den at the same hour as in Salt Lake was again brou brought ht to th the attention of ot the city officials when a committee of ot representative citizens and businessmen business business- men consisting of oC C. C R. R Hollingsworth W. W II it Harris A A. P. P Bl Bigelow elow Dr H II M. M I. I Rowe and Ralph Bristol appeared before before be before be- be fore the board for the purpose of as ascertaining ascertaining as- as Its ita attitude providing the people should vote for the tho change The committee stated state that it would like likely be pos possible to call an nn election whereby the people could their sentiments and if such steps were cre taken the tho cost of the election would be borne b by tho the business interests This action will not be un undertaken unless It were known knon that the commissioners t. t rs would be guided by the result of ot the election rho Tho commissioners did not commit themselves stating there could bo be no legal election of ot the kind No action was taken and it is unlikely that an any will be except In case of an election In an on interview after the meeting Mayor Major A A. G. G Fell declared he lie Is convinced con eon vinced that the tho hour of closing the thesa saloons sa- sa loons In Ogden O den should be changed to 12 o'clock because Salt Lake closes at that hat time and and he is ready to vote for tor forthe forthe the tho change Commissioner T T. S. S Browning Drowning sasho sasho sas sa's ho Is III desirous to know the thc will of the people and that If It It were made certain tam tain to him that the tho people want the change he would not oppose It He declares however that the people have ha been seen hoard heard twice on the saloon ques ques- tion Commissioner J. J C. C Nye takes the Rt stand nd that if It tho people desire a change In the closing hours of ot tIle the saloons sa- sa loons he will not hesitate to comp comply with their wishes If It assurance is IR given I en that the tho co commissioners corn com missioners will abide b by the result of the election the business s men say that It t Is IB possible that some action toward voice of or ortho holding an election to get et the tho the people will be taken