The chronicle=news., 1912-12-24

tho head Of every saloon man in Trim
idsd. and the sword was placed
where II might fall NJ any time. b!
the city council IT It's regular NEE,
ing last night. The kecn-etlse,
sword will decapitate the minute
that the word 10 spoken. The coan'
cil put the hooks to the salo0nncr
With a NOT 4 s-u--s- s~,,ch cis,n,;.
the lid dow. viii o. Ferr..I. tcur.to
aejpped. tbx, State uistoi sal aps
psssiug dow, Natural History 90,
obey"
! fhisty-cight ysloonmcn had ap-
piieatious for renewal Of license on
tile last night. u the licenses start
every January and July. Each ap-
plicstloh for liquor license was ar-
Compsnied b. bond In regular form
approved BY the city attorney. The
ccuneii granted the renewals OF II.
cease without word OF comment.
but 10 resolution the city declsr-
ed that Ia granting these liquor H.
cenxes the saloon nsen b. given To
understsad that no gambling In any
fern Will 10 permitted ut any time.
II or about tho premises of any sa-
lsonmsu 10 whom license Ii grant
~. aud thst II any gambling IL per.
mitted the licenxe will be immcdiat-
ely revoked. Tue city clerk was In
ssruesed 70 softly each ssioonman or
this resolution when license is turn
cd over. The resolution thus Of.
tered passed by unanimous vote.
The city couucil will issue bonds
10 the amount Of $4,000 to provide
n fund 70 lay = new pipe line from
the old water works dam near IT,
jctras to the reservoirs at Madrid.
The forty five bonds for $1,000 each
Will be taken up BY e. II. Rollins
sgd 600 OF Denver aud New York.
1he couacii last night approved the
plsh and recommendations Of Super
iptendent w. r. Lewis. adopted the
report Of the water committee aud
stospted the proposition Of Rollins
a0d son. Resolutions were passed
ordesiss proeeedinxa to begin Al
once and sd5ournment was taken
until next Nosday night. December
10. 1t which time bond ordinance
will b. passed. The city fathers de-
cided TO 20 into debt some more.
IN a letter addressed to r. i.
Jaricson. chairman Of the water
committee, Supi. ". r. Lewis called
attention to letter OF June. 10. 1911
In which reference was made to the
&C pdition Of the present pipe line
between the old dam and reservoirs.
He emphasized tho urgency Of this
tipe line being restored ut once for
the distance OF two miles. The plan
suSoestcd that the ~ and 1S-inch
east Iron pipe along the south side OF
the c. and W. tracks near the dam
0e taken out aud replaced by :4-Inch
steel pipe . distance OF 1900 feet
and 30-incb wood pipe to reservoir.
. distance OF 5.100 feet. This would
cost. Mr. Lewis estimated. the sum
OF Sa:.So0. and he pointed out that
Tue use Of this substantial material
would be cheapest In the long run as
the new pipe must be laid by early
spring. lie recommended that steps
be taken to provide a fund Of $4,000
10 accomplish this work.
Attached to this communicat tiou
from Lewis. WAS report signed by
the water committee. The report
stated that tho new pipe line from
The old water works dam to the
reservoirs was necessary and recon-
mendcd that the work proceed as
soon as possible to replace tho pipe
lsid In 1902. Tho report recon-
mcnded that 1000 feet Of .i-Inch
steel pipe be laid and 800 feet OF
wooden pipe at cost not to exceed
SA:.800. and that Superintendent
". II. Lewis be authorized at once
tc, order tho material and that steps