Salt Lake Tribune | 1901-01-04 | Page 8 | Women and Winerooms

WOMEN AND WINEROOMS MAYOR SIGNS ORDINANCE EX OLTJDNG FEMALES The FamilyEntrance Saloon Will Feel Effect of Ordinance Keenly Women Barred After 7 p m Thc passage of the ordinance introduced intro-duced by Councilman Buckle making it unlawful for female to be found In any saloon between the hours oC 7 pin p-in and 7 a in caused much discussion among tIme saloon men yesterday The old ordinance concerning the presence oC females In saloons merely made It unlawful for them lo be there after 0 p I m This kept them out only between time hours of 9 and 12 It was a relic of the olden days when saloons were closed at 12 oclock or before The saloonmen who depend upon Ihc sale of beer exclusively almost and have rooms time cgresu to which la termed family enirnnce will be the llrat to feel the effects oC the new ordinance which was approved by tIme Mayor yes icrday t One saloonman yesterday made the statement that without the family entrance en-trance appendix onethird of the saloons sa-loons of the city would close at the expiration ex-piration of the present license Tho trade In such places before 7 oclock amounts to but little he said It la after that hour when the saloonman reaps his harvest from Lime private rooms