The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15
COUNCIL AmoURNS
TO NOMINATE TICKET
DrseA Forces P',tt,k Contrary to
4aw--,4hdspsadsat Dominate Coed
Ticket Il veg Men
PRIMARY alc14 MARCH 4

The fight is on. Two tickets will be
in the field at the municipal election
to be held in Glenwood April and the
lines will be sharply drawn.
The democrats met Monday night
and launched their campaign and the
event was of SO much Importance that
the regular monthly council meeting
called for the transaction of public
business, WAS adjourned and Mayor
Drach and the aldermen attended in =
body in an effort to perpeturate their
administration ON the people for anoth-
er term. So concerned was the mayor
that nothing should be overlooked that
he constituted himself . floor leader
and at the psychological moment"
~ forced aPoa the assembly 4 resolu.
ito. or platforn seeking to bind the
candidates nominated to allegiance to
the Draeh-Rarnes regime Of the past
fssR = six ysagA
Ernest barlow, city ehairna. Of ths
ie.soeratic party, called ths nsstiag b
ssder aad G. ". Tayiss was elected
secretary. barlow stated tAs esjee.
.sd naAe brisf Esfsresee = tie Nv
- -; eqlosa ~ lnAeisss ~
syss. Nsysv DssrA at eace secured
the flsor and intsodseed the following
resolution pledsiag all candidates WIN
might be nominated to the Drsch brand
Of city administration and insisted that
it WIS very important that the resolu-
tion be adopted:
Resolved, That this assembly is
pledged to the cause of Municipal
Ownership, and that each and every
candidate selected by, this assembly
shall pledge to the people that, if elect,
ed, he will do all in his power to secure
municipal ownership Of water for Glen.
wood Sprinss, as authorized in the
bond election Of January 4th, A. D.
1910.
After wistful glsnces in many direc-
tions and a few soto voee "damns
4 standing vote On the resolution va.
called for and it was declared carried
unsninously. In its account Of IT,"
affair the Avalanche very truthfuliy
admitted that among those voting for
it were some democrats who had about
as much use for municipal ownershi?
As they have for the party. Fusther
than that IL ssvk< b. H..
the Avalanche that it included some
men afterwards designated for office
who if elected will not be owned and
controlled by the outgoing mayor.
After this resolution c. d. Barnes
arose and suggested other resolutions
in the nature Of platform, but How
ard thought that Mr.. Drach, in q very
concise form, had embodied in his reeo.
luton everything that was necessary
in the way Of . platforn. Barnes
seemed rather insisAent and Chairman
Barlow came to the rescue With the
statement that undsf the law tie a..
ssabay could not sdeP4 paaefssn,
that fssetse. being rsserysA to The
candidates whs were ssssssse.l At tAe
prinariea This dssaarasisa, Aswsvse.
WAS not made by Barlow until Drach
bad rasAsd down . Barnes AL ssists,
hin BY H. waving Il NJ nAgis w..A
a.d . few wsrds wAispsssA n hi IN
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disesssisn sftse tAs asssaAlb n.
jour1ed. -
Altar the DraeA resslatisa hal bees
declared carried aAd Barnes had baea
sqssleAed and restraiael frsn eveeds.
ing = god thing siseny sileaes settled
over the nseting which eostisssl until
TIE chairnan again called for nonina.
tions for nayoe. TAsa 7. 4 0slAosss
whs y sviaestly ~ see.sesnsa y ~
hsxra faissly ss6ussssa DsseA. II.
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