Salt Lake Tribune | 1907-08-30 | Page 1 | Saloonkeeper Says He Will be Good Now

SALBOHKEEEER SMS , HE BjJJEOOOO NOW Nick Rizznti Is Fined $25 for Permitting Minors in His Place. After promising to be good and never to do it. again, 2ick Hizzuti, proprietor of the Brunswick1 saloon on West Temple Tem-ple street, was let off with a fine of Tf'2y by Judge E. G. Gowans in the Juvenile court Thursday on a charge of permitting minors to frequent his place. Eizzuti claimed thai, of tho two hoys found in hia place whon the officers of the Juvenile court raided it, one was a newsboy who had come in to soil napers. and the other was in Italian Ital-ian boy who had come into tho place with his father. He promised to put up a sign, "No Minors Allowed," and to sec to it that this admonition was carried out faithfully. Judge A. J. Weber, his attorney, made a plea for leniency, and promised on his own behalf be-half that his client woilld not offend again; so Judge Gowans, after reading read-ing Puzzuti a lecture, fined him only $25. which he paid. The caso of John Ilnlverson, manager of the Salt Pajace, who is accused "of contributing to" the delinquency of 3jouthful patrons of his resort, was continued con-tinued until next Tuesday morning, upon request of his attorney, Soron X.' Chris-tensen. Chris-tensen. who said lo .ihe court that he desired further timo to look into the accusation against, his client, Mrs. "W. JL Sharp, charged with contributing to the delinquent of her 15-year-old daughter, Violet, by taking hor into the beer garden and dance hall at the Salt Palace, was allowed to go after Judge Gowans had given her a lecture in his private office which she will not soon forget. ' Scvoral minor cases were disposed of by the court, which then adjourned until un-til next Tuesday morning.