The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
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Forced to DemoiA Structure
Before People See Il
RUSHES THE RUSHERS

"Yoa AaA better 30 slow and wait
until the decision 10 operative" IL
was . message flashed over ths tele-
pAe.s from Deavsr On Wednesday
morning Of this week. Attorney JoAs
1ssA w,s st tie Dsavsr end Of tie linz
and Mayor Drach Of this city was =
the Glenwood end Of the ise.
Did soaebody gst busy, real busy.
Well, il you did not sse the sprintiAg
along 0saad avenue you missed the
grsatest sight Of The viatss.
The mayor rushed frsA the pAoAe
and rushed to obey Bash Of Denver. It
WAS case Of RusA, rushing the rushers
and the rusAers certainly did sone tall
old rushing. Rushing to the city clerk,
the mayor announced what the Dsaver
Rusa had said. special meeting o:
the council was all that would save the
mayor and couneilmen and even this
night not have doae the trick had tie
city clerk rushed the resolution, posed
es the rusa meeting o. Tuesday sves-
ing, to gone high official Of the GIsa-
wood Light L Water eenpeay. 11sA-
ing from the city clerk, the nagsr
rushed in search Of the city nAssAai.
Rushing up 70 hin hs told that official
to rush arousd asd sse the esalcil.sa
and tell tAea - rusA - ~ esEy ssax-
r.. lanAMhaa4 ~ .aspsisD-e -esaAA-laaA
meeting wss neeesssFy to "sDdid what
We did" at the Tuesday night session.
The marshal rushed rs ordered and tha.
evening saw . rushing Of rushers to the
council chamber. But, 10 and behold.
the rushers had rushed too rapidly and
the meeting could not be held. Hence
it was there was rush from the
chambers and another rush to them oG
Thursday evening.
The story, il given in full, would tell
all the ins and outs of the present city
council attempting to buy = water
plant or to build one.
A meeting was called for Monday
evening, but owing to the absence Of
the mayor there was nothing doing. Ths
same meeting was then held on Tues
day evening, and, during the session,
which was devoted to great extent
in smoothing out the ruffles and max
ing Councilman McKissack believe that
ne wanted something which he said he
did not want, the council passed q se
res of resolutions on the water plant
question.
The first resolution was the same as
aad been defeated at the meeting last
week and provided for the tender Of
500, 900, par value, in bonds to the
Glenwood Light 4 Water company for
their present plant and system. 1t WAS
left to the finance committee and the
city clerk. to serve the resolution on
some official of the company and the
finance committee was to arrange with
the same official regarding the rate of
interest the bonds were to draw.
With this out of the way and the
members of the council rushing along
on well oiled track. another resolu-
tiOu was iuo"ou AoAWoIu WhhOH RiUSiU
ed that the city clerk should advertise
for bids for sale Of the bonds. The
council thought it best to do something
As "rushingly" rs possible, hence the
clerk was to get real busy and have
the bids in by eight o'clock p. m. Of
February. 10th.
Under the resolution which purperted
to purchase the present water vaant, the
company was to Be givea - Nbr6ary
ard in which to reject o. seesPk
TAe essncil wanted plaas aad speei-
ficatiens- prepared fes tie new w.tsr
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pla.t cosli Be eo.pasted With. . short
time.
Everything was moving aIsns nicely.
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