The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
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tsva Of Marble Vas expsrie.ci.g al
kisds Il tsssbis With o.s sf its inAabi-
taats, . Nrs. J. J. curley, aid 10 Be .
notorious boetlssger and ehndssti.s
psdler Of the booze that makes con-
Plete fools Of people who pour the stuff
into their anatomy. The people up
Marble way and especially those in
authority and those connected with
the gigantic enterprise to which the
little mountain town owes its fame,
are opposed to saloons and the offic
ers have made honest efforts to keep
Marble in the dry colum not only in
name but in reality. They found i.
NO easy matter, however, to cope with
the adroit Mrs. Curley who for many
months slyly distributed rotgut and
malt extract in exchange for the coin
Of the realm with which she fatted her
stocking almost to the bursting point.
But she was finally apprehended, coll
victed and thrown into the county has
tile from which she escaped by giving
bond and sppealing her case to the
supreme court. That court has now
handed down its decision which is ab-
solutely against Mr.. Curlsy.
The following interesting history Of
Nr~ Curiey a.d her plan Of speratie.
ard what aappened 70 her n give. IN
The following article whieh appeared
In last weeks issue Of ths Marble
AsosesP:
fha.ks 70 tAs efforts Of Mn. J. J.
Ossiey - . bsotae0ger and ~ aetiv-
~ Il NassAA lf.Asasy . . ss''set,
o. u svsasses; <a&sa With sAs isexss-
able enforeeaent Of the law BY POLES
Magistrate BadIong, the towa Of Mar
ble hss found . re-finaneing plan that
beats the Colorado Yule's plan forty
ways from the Jack. Judge Budlong
had telephone message Tuesday from
Judge sapp At Gunnison saving that
the state supreme court has affirmed
the decision Of the lower court in the
cases taken up by the bonding com
pany that supplied Mrs. Curley's
bonds.
This means that the bonding com
pany vii have to pay the full sum Of
the bond, . matter off,, 200, and that
the company will, in turn, seize all Of
Nrs Curley's property in Marble to
secure theR Mn. Ou.ssy 10 now o.
. p'essur., ,:sip 70 her old ho.s in 1rs-
had.
TLis, no dosbt h the largest sum
ever collected from . boetlegger in the
stats, Of Colorado. Thak Il hos been
collected il due entirely to the dill
gent effort Of Judge Budlong Of Mar
ble, who assessed the original fines
that have now been upheld to the
benefit Of the city and to serve ~ .
salutary lesson for future .bootleggers
apd he has succeeded.
The history Of the Curiey cases II
interesting ~ going 70 show With
what impqnity the woman defied the
law here until Judge Budlong camc
into office - police magistrate. She
had = career Of several ysass Asrs
during which tine she opesly soll
liquor. Evsrybody know Il bat ~
limbs Of the lAw eoalda't sssa "a
fasten anytiing On her. At any rees
Nrs. C1rley west o. her merry way
unmolestsd saa - ssld nses 'Ssoss
thaa any ordiosry saloon. Mese any.
body eoald bay It ee Asf end tAs rail.
rod oesaSAt Ase in ases supplies
every week.
Tinally - ~ With aissstss, . Jes
Fs.ssssp wsala ssy. AassAal lfa.
honey quietly u,1sssssk ~ na4ese -
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