Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-05-24 | Page 4 | Houses for Guards Built to Aid in Enforcing Law

HOUSES FOR GUARDS BUILT TO AID IN ENFORCING LAW LAIN Sheriff Corless Tells of Steps Taken to Minimize Bootlegging Evil Sheriff John 8 S. S Corless criticizes the attitude of oC Guardello Brown chief of oC the I purity squad at police pollee headquarters as m premature with regard to tho the means I taken to prevent bootleggers gaining admittance admittance admittance ad ad- to the state slate I noticed Guardello Browns Brown's statement state state- I I ment meat in this mornings morning's 3 Herald Hcan said Sheriff Sherif Corless last night I wish to state through h your col columns that the houses in which tho the guards g will iii live lI while on duty already have been built and will be he put In lii place i Friday I was simply waiting walling until GovI Governor Gov Coy I Bamberger returned homo home t to betI get bet I his official sanction for the lie scheme chemo HeI He lie gave Save his unqualified approval app of the lie plaTa plan I today and the scheme will vili go 10 Into effect Frida Friday whereby Utah will vill be protected against bootleggers The houses will sill be paid for Cor half b by the tho state and half haH by hy the count county Tho Th guards will arrest bootleggers and automobile automobile automobile auto auto- mobile thieves and will farm a a. protection to our state slate ami count county n against against- such of ot fenders Guardello Browns Brown's nt is what I term premature The guard he uses with their men willbe will wll be bo placed ed at Parleys Parley's canyon Hot springs west vest foot of oC the lie mountain and the south foot oot of oC tho ho mountain The They will protect the State of oC Utah and Salt Lake Lako county as well