The Glenwood post., 1909-04-17

with an itemized statement, showing
who paid the money" He then asked
the marshal how much was collected
from the houses lin the redlightl, aud
the hal said, 1920 from each
hons and 50 from each of the girls. y
.'Ne.I. how many houses are there? -
continued Mr.. Cardnell. To this the
marshal replied, Give" This would
mean hat 500 was collected from the
housa7 and $40 from the inmates dur
ing last month, unless the city is de-
riviug revenue from other sporting
sources. At So each it would mean
twent eight girls on the row. The
marsha's books will not show that
mary girls up there.
Councilman Cardnell continued to
raise objections to the form of the
mar hal S report, and said he did not
believe there is any law providing for
the collection of such fines from the
girls up there. He said: "We should
either stop the fines and licenses or
stop the business altogether" All this
time the mayor, who says "we are as
good as our neighbors," was seemingly
anxious to settle the discussion, buc
Mr. Cardcll has quite a bunch of NOR
al stamina, and does not believe in
beating around the laws of the state,
or decency. Had he continued his Iu-
quiries he might have brought some
thing to the attention of the mayor
that would have surprised (?) that gen.
tlemau, but not for long.
Nr. gardnell then referred to the bill
ofstfe Avalanche and said he believed
tho ordinances were being published
too long. He had an idea that one time
was enough but Attorney DeLan said
LEY must be published for ten days.
councilman Cardnell seemed to want
start the new fiscal year in a right
arner but had to yield to the city
orney But in yielding, he said,
Well, it might be right to publish
NJ ten times, but I do not think
The speed ordinance came up for an
aar long discussion. City Engineer
enberg fears that the fast running
of aptos over the state bridge will dam
it, and that it win in time render
lg bridge useless. Major DeLan op-
ed him and the councilmen were
iced to listen to these gentlemen ex-
p in the why and wherefore for some
le time. Attorney Darrow was call
but said he did not know what ef-
Iest the fas. running would have on
the structure. DIR. d. l. FLETCHER was
gn'ad and he said that the councilmep
rcre making big mistake in forcing
tlp automobile men to run their autos
mt ten mile an hour speed. He said
I'm part: "This is tourist town, and
r.1ple will come here for pleasure. You
are now licensing things that no decent
rar-on would care to look upon, and if
You limit the speed of automobiles to
4 ten miles an hour you are making big
mistake. You are unreasonable and
st7uld make the limit fifteen miles ar
hour"
Here was another bomb shell in thu
vitals of the immorals of, but "we arr
as GOOD as our neighbors.
II. b. Ikeler was awarded the con
tract for building the sewer in Nort'
Gienwood, for the sum of $2,i33. e
decd for the right ofway will have t.
be secured from the Hot Springs com
panv, before the work will be started
/ NJ. ]. Mccarthy was the only other bid
der, and his price was $2,s75. 1t viii
cost the town about one-half of tn
Ikeicr bid.
The abstract of the votes cast at tn
last election was read, and the counci
adiourned to meet and reorganize Tues
day evening.
Last of Old Council
With but few minutes to live, tn
cid council met Tuesday evening, a
per the recess taken Monday night.
petition Of Mr.. Morris to run q shoo
ing gallery on Grand avenue near tn
Silver State restaurant was read an
referred 10 the next meeting, that fa
ther investigation could be made. TIL
license Of Hugh Sultzenberger as
plumber, was granted Major DeLa'
as city attorney, sent In communic'
tion regarding the number Of times a
ordinance should be. puhlhhed, but h
investigators diselossd ths last thu
the law was vague n ths, ns*tss, ~