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Show SALOON OPENING IS B1EQ DY COURT Proprietors Not Granted Re-, Re-, newal of License Are Warned of Penalties. Special to The Tribune. ! OGDEN. April 1. The proprietors of! saloons who were not granted renewal of licenses at yesterday's joint session of the district court, or whose licenses were held In abeyance pending certain corrections, correc-tions, will be liable to arrest and prosecution prosecu-tion if they open their places of business Monday morning, according to the statements state-ments today by attaches of the court. In the case of Fred M. Tout, proprietor proprie-tor of the Senate bar, there is no condition con-dition under which he may legally open his saloon tomorrow morning. Renewal of his license for the four-month period up to August l was unconditionally denied de-nied by Judges A. W. Agee and A. E. Pratt. D. A. Smyth, proprietor of the Diamond saloon, in the National hotel, and J. K. Davenport, proprietor of the Grill saloon, on Twenty-fifth street, will be liable to arrest for selling liquor without with-out a license if they open their places of business tomorrow before the district court judges have taken final action on their applications. All applications for renewal of liquor licenses upon 'which the judges held a hearing yesterday were for the period beginning be-ginning Monday morning, April 2. As the previous licenses, in the case of the re-I re-I tail dealers, expired at 9 o'clock Satur day night, the applicants where action was deferred have no license under which they may legally carry on business tomorrow tomor-row morning. The saloons may legally be opened at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning, but the cases of Smyth and Davenport are not subject to hearing before the district court judges until 9:30 o'clock. It is then a question whether the renewals will be granted. |