On his trans-America trip, Burton stopped to explore Salt Lake City and visit a friend who invited Rockwell for dinner. 1868: Strictly for EntertainmentAccording to historian Will Bagley, “Salt Lake City gadfly Josiah Gibbs noted that during 1868, when Salt Lake City controlled all liquor sales, Brigham Young purchased $128.25 worth of liquor—strictly for entertainment. He shipped it to Salt Lake City in 40-gallon barrels and Z.C.M.I. The two Salt Lake City newspapers used a total of 5,102.8 column inches of space during the course of the campaign. 2013: And, CutRight before the Sundance Film Festival, when Park City and Salt Lake City were packed with out-of-staters, nine restaurants were fined for allowing diners to order alcoholic drinks before ordering dinner.