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Show City Council Refuses to Grant the Application of Max Jaenscli. TWELVE HELD UP PENDING FURTHER CONSIDERATION Question of Keeping Saloon Cigar Stands Open Sunday Still Undecided. There was a l-ivcly squabble over liquor licenses at Thursday evening's meeting of the City Council. In the wind-up, twelve licenses were held up for further consideration, two applications applica-tions were stricken from the list rccom ( mended by the license committee until j Chief of Police Pitt takes some action regarding thorn, ouo license recommend- i od by tho committee was rejected, and licenses were approved. Max Jaensch. who lias been endeavoring endeavor-ing for more than a 3'car to secure a license to sell liquor at (3-1 Richards street, was the cmbr one of the lui applicants ap-plicants to lose out entirely- This is the second time that Mr. Jaensch has taken the connt, and Ire is now down and out for good. Mis former application applica-tion was turned down by a vote of the council some time ago upon a protest of property owners on the street, and it was not known, until after the report of the committee, had been presented Thursday evening, that Mr. Jaensch was still in the running, and it would not; havo been known had not Mr. Ilollcy become inquisitive. After the list had been read, Mr. Ilolley asked if there were any new saloons included, and Mr. Stewart, chairman of the conunittoc, replied re-plied in the allirmative. Application for License Rejectod. As soon as it was learned that Mr. Jaensch 's name was on the list, Mr. Fernstrom went to tho support of Mr. Ilolley with a motion that the license be rejected. I The original objection to the saloon was in view of the fact that it was near ! the skating rink, but Mr. Stewart said that the committee, had been given to understand that tho rink had gone out of business. Other members, however, stated that the proprietor of the rink had advised them that the rink was only closed during the summer months, and would reopen when cool weather came. On Mr. Pernstrom 's motion to reject the application of Mr. Jaensch, the vote was as follows: Yeas Cowburn, Pernstrom, Ferry, Hodgson, Holley, Hall, Murdoch, Ray-bould Ray-bould and Davis 9. Nays Black, O'Domicll, Stewart and Wood 4. The license of the Sun Drug company was held up, because Chief Pitt had neither approved nor rojected it, and the two licenses of F. P. ficrwood were held up for the same reason. Following Follow-ing is the list of licenses held up, pending pend-ing an agreement as to keeping cigar stands in front of the saloons open on Sunday: . The Licouses Held Up. j James McTernay, 32 West Second ' South. : M. E. Mulvey & Co., 1G East First South. M. E. Mulvey & Co., 22 East Second South. L. F. Harr, 7 West Second South. Fred Kuster, 171 South Main street, Chcsapeako Bar company, 23 West Second South. Wilson Hotel comminy, 32-38 East Second South. Mnhau Liquor company. 17-1 South Main. John Hines, 23 State street. Louvre cafe, 170 South Main street. Radke Bros., IS Commercial street. P. O'Niell, 23 Commercial street. At the opening of the meeting. City Auditor Alff presented the pay rolls for the half month ended July 15. aggregating aggrega-ting $17,377.12, and the usual order was made concerning tho matter. Mr." Stewart moved that the appointment appoint-ment by Chief Pitt of a chief of detectives detect-ives and a first and second lieutenant of police bo taken up and acted upon, but President Davis held that the meeting was a continuation of the one at which tho ordinance creating the offices was passed, and that tho motion was out of order. Printing the Oitv Renorts. A report of the enrollment committee upon the printing of the reports of city offitors was adopted. The work goes to the Ccnturv Printing company, upon its bid of $2.25 a page for the general reports and $300 for printing 1000 copies of the city engineer's report soparafoly. The finance committee recommended thnt the board of public, works bo authorized au-thorized to proceed in the matter of ' grading, curbing and guttering paving ! extension 2sTo. 7. This extension includes in-cludes all north and south streets between be-tween South Temple and Third South streets and Second East and Tenth East streets. The work will cost $35,000, of which tho citv's portion is approximately approximate-ly $5900. Tho matter wcut over, for one week. Mr. Hall introduced a resolution providing pro-viding that the clause requiring the property owners in extension No. IS to release the city from damages resulting result-ing from a change of grade bo stricken out. The resolution provoked a lively discussion, but was adopted by a vote of ten to four. Mr. Martin fought the proposition to a. standstill, declaring that the peoplo of Salt Lake laid awake ;ii night devising means bv which lo beat the city out of something on lawsuits. law-suits. n. .Mr, Black introduced a resolution appropriating ap-propriating .-iflOS with whi.-li -to pur-; pur-; chase twelve iron benches for I he Ciiv j and County building grounds. The matter mat-ter was referred to the board of osti-I osti-I inato and apportionment. |
