The Glenwood post., 1910-01-29
Eats Haasenpfeffer and Has Good
Time Generally at Last Saturday
Evenings Meeting
.ELECa OFFICERS NEXT MEETING

interviewed to the cost of coal are
the producers and not the retailers.
The chair concluded the discussion
by rcmarking that this was matter
that certainly is "A subject for discus
sion and Investigation. but he believed
that there could be no profit in discus.
sing it at this time and until some ac
tual figures are compiled on the matter.
which would serve as a working basis.
Mr.. Drach further added that he be,
lieved this should be taken up by IL,
Board of Trade but at this time there
was another matter of urgent import
ance that the meeting should take, up.
That was the subject of the hoard :
finances.
At the direction of the chair. the
secretary read Il statement of the &
nances. Summarized. it was as fol
lows:
Received from the town trustees
since last annual report, $50, which
was paid out for literature.
Disbursements ............ 254. 30
Receipts from dues. etc .. S25s.J7
Balance in treasury ........$ Az
Against this tiny balance there arc
outstanding bills for advertising ami
the secretary salary and cash ad
vances for office expenses, amounting
in all to $40. Whatever might be the
opinion of any member as to results ac-
complshcd, Mr.. Drach said, the indebt-
edness had been honestly contracted
and ought to be paid and the advisory
committee We're very anxious to get it
wiped out before the next meeting so
that they could turn over the associl-
tion to whomsoever might be elected
to take charge. with a clean slate and
possibly little surplus in the treasury.
Mr.. Drach suggesting that sub
scription be taken, Austin Gavin made
motion to that effect by offering so
and this was seconded in the same man
ner by A. l.. Chase. After that sub
scriptions piled in thick and fast. 50
that the secretary had to call for hclp
to keep track of them. Before the
close of the meeting $16s had been
subscribed. and large part of it paid
in.
On motion Mr.. Drach was given pow
er to name committee to circulate
the subscription among the residents.
of the town, and subsequent to the
meeting he appointed c. NJ Keck, Jack
Worries and c. C. Graham as such com
mittee.
Attention was called to the fact thar
nual election of officers, and Mr.. Drach
bespoke n large attendance. A motion
was offered that a nominating com
mttee of five be chosen, the committee
to be named jointly by the president
and vice president but on Mr.. Drach's
declining to serve on such a committee
and expressing the conviction that
there would be plenty of time before
the meeting for members to deliberate
and select nominees who would keep
up the work of the board the motion
was withdrawn.
Attention was called to conventions
slated for Glenwood Springs this year,
and committees will be named at fu-
ture meetings to see to the proper en-
tertainment of these gatherings.
Major DeLan, on behalf of the com
mittee on public buildings, reported
that Senator Guggenheim was working
for an appropriation for 100000 for a
federal building in Glenwood Springs,
and the major expressed the belief that
the bill would pass this session of con
gress.
w. r. Lee. Harry Logan and John
Rittmayer were named as committee
on arrangements for the next meeting
and the meeting then adjourned.
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