The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
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At tAoj AessiOn of the city council
held JaaG BY 9th, . resolution WAS
adopted lereby the oGices of the
city vso6 Instructed to see that all
bsys snA the age Of 81 yean were
kept sse the pool hall. TIE action
was taksa fter members Of the sehssl
board 80 Superintendent Girdlsr hai
asked 49, he state law b safssssA.
They saiA(e boys who are falling be
hiud in ~ school work were the ones
who are - be found spending the
greater pss Of their tin. i. the peeI
hall. {
At tAs s(bess sesslon Aeld Monday
evening q ythis week Ole ThOrssa,
owner = > building in Which ths
psol hall b ested, spp-ssa asd asked
for ssegsse1As to sss II sons way
could sot = arranged whereby tAs
resolution = tie eosneil would Apply
only TO tsys vAo attend seAsel snj not
to thsss 49, 2l, but Who do act At
tend ths ses1k. The matter vas thor
oughly dissued and, whik the council
did not thino the resolution was aimed
to eject - cut Of school, Mayer
Drseh aassa18ed that the council cosad
take - sst1 which would sanction
the viola&isnSs Sst eBs staae Law. ~
mayor spshl Ie.gtA = ths Psel hall
qssstio. ssa .o.s ssAss tAiass said
- Looked - the Psaa hall - . ssss'
Ping ssess = = selsss. II sxvssssaA
i = ~ ~ $500 ~ : =
| asythins bst s5ad ~ gave tsess pses-
eat 70 sHdsrstasa - was net . lover
Of the pssa haIlS H said it was the
duty Of tAe eoullll: - stand behiad the
school teard in Isr'. endeavsk
to educate the bsJsasf the town any
country aad that If the school bosr'i
thought the pool hall detrimental it
should be closed. He was opposed to
the council allowing anything which is
in violation of the state laws or ordi-
nanccs Of the city.
| After considerable discussion by va
rious msabers Of The esascil AID Mr..
Thorson, it was agreed tAat the matter
should be taken up with i seho4
faculty to see if they insisted the
resolution should apply to boys 10 are
- attending schsoi.
e. A. Dow was before the soaacii
AID asked when the sewer in block )
is to be put in. He said H. b. Ikeier
| was positive he had presented the petit
tion to the clerk of the city and the
latter is sure it was never handed to
him. None of the eouncilmen have any
recollection OF the sewer petition, but
| Mr.. Dow was informed that the sewer
would be ordered in just - soon As the
weather would permit the work.
A resolution which was presented by
| Councilman Barnes and later "fath-
cred" by Councilman Howard, was
read. 1t carried an offer for the pres
ent water plant Of the Glenwood Light
L Water company in which ~, 900 par
value in bonds was tenjered the COM
pany. The mayor - it was to show
the eity's good faith and to carry out
the firs step provided in the ordinance
and bond election which provided "to
buy the old plant - 10 build = new
s.e." Ccuncilman 11elkissack opposed
tAs resolution as - wants ths bonds
is.ed. Other menbsss Of tAs council
wanted the bond is4s - be fer only
~, ,O01, bat McKissaek said: 'Bsttcr
issss the whole $l16.eee - ~ viii esr-
taialy ,sed the haaaass ever tbs
>so,0oo u keep the spssa4 esi.g for Tie
Asxt two years" 41is Wild indicate
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