The Glenwood post., 1904-12-31
by them be taken the above and foregoing proposition
as may be proper and right in the premises.
Rasna tfp11y

N'lenWoOu springs NOlo Dec ~ 1904.
To Frank Walter E. B Everett, E. E. Drach b. T
Napier, w. r. Logan, j. c. Schwarz Chas D
Barnes, Thos Kendrck George Ednger and James
Sheridan, of Genwood Springs, Colo:
You and each of you hereby notified that in re
sponse to your request and pursuant your
cerning your proposition to supply the of Genwood
Springs with water and light dated December "a 1904
that special meeting of the Board Trustees of the
town of Glenwood Springs will be held the town
council chamber in said town. the 3Oh day Decem-
ber, A. d 1904, at the hour of 1880 o'clock in the
ing of said day for the purpose of considering
mentioned proposition
You further hereby notified that in view of the
fact that special election in said town on
the third day of January A. D. 1904 concerning the
granting of water and electric light franchises that
it will be to consider your proposition before
that date You therefore notified present
meeting prepared execute good and bond
to the town for the faithful performance
and terms mentioned in your said proposition.
VIM DOUGAN, Mayor.
Attest A. J. DICKSON Clerk
Parkson stated that it would be absolutely impos-
sibe for the board to agree furnish title something
which the town did not possess and which the
did not know whether not they could obtain He
he thought he and every member of board had the
welfare of the town much and thoroughly at heart
as Mr. Drach or any Of his colleagues, and that
must be tangible proposition before the board which
did not require an impossibty the board could
entertain it, He said he did know ther did any
one else know positively whether town could pei feet
a title to Grizzly creek the matter was now in the
couts coulu the action of the
keck said the board perfectly willing to accept
the proposition provided it did the town do
something which it might have absolutely no
He said did Mr.. Parkison that man on earth could
anticipate what the decision of court could be
Mr.. kendrick asked Mr.. Parkison when the town
would know Mr.. Parkison said he could not tell He
said the town attorney Informed him that no rights
been lost. Mr.. Kendrck asked what steps had been
taken to perfect the title to the Grizzly
Mr. Taylor said nothing had been done for the reason
that the court had not been in
time since that time Some the compliment
by asking Mr. kendrick what the did in that
when his son was member of the town board lie re-
piled that the time had not at that Some
retorted that the time had not yet come.
Mr. kendrick then charged the board with bad th,
and said he thought trustee had violated his
Trustees Parkson and Keck asked the mayor to in
struct the marshal to the gentleman from
room. The mayor demanded order, and Mr. Drach at
tempted to pour oil the troubled waters of Grizzly
creek as it were.
Each member of the council expressed himself ready
to accept the proposition if it did obligate the
do something which possibly they could do
The board adjourned to . clock today to allow the
committee to accept the the minor changes suggested
the board present other proposition should they
desire.