The Glenwood post., 1914-01-10

remaining could i'll afford to pay the
increased amount. Against this view
it was urged that there was NO way of
bringing about the desired ami neces-
sary results without working a seem
ing harship on someone at the time. but
it was said that there was a demand
for 4 change in conditions and when,
ever it came it would of necessity cause
some dissatisfaction and perhaps prove
. hardship on someone, but it was
brought out that it was not the prov
ince of tnr cpun"i, to single ont anyone.
business and that the Others might re-
main, but It was thought best to in
woke the rule Of the survival Of the fit
test Or hew to the line and let the
chips fall where they may, it being
considered that those who are not able
- pay the incFsased leenss would
pPobsbly find bxt little il any profit
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pha a.d thSfsfoee tAe sooner they
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~ esehsk Soald greatly eaAs.es tie
Fspstatiea Of tie city in tae eyes Of
eutsidess rs we'll as to bring about a
much better sentiment among the
worth while residents Of the city.
At the close Of the discussion Alder
man Shelton suggested that a license
also be placed on wholesalers and the
resolution was amended by providing
for a License of $3.50 q year against
all who wholesale liquors, and when so
amended the resolution was introduced
by Alderman Kirwan and seconded by
Rittmayer and was adopted by unani-
nous vote.
1t was stated by Mayor Barnes that
Mr.. RathbOne had sent a telegram to
Mr.. Parks saying he would leave Lon.
don in time to arrive in Glenwood
Springs not later than January 80, and
the mayor said no action would be
taken on the purchase of the water
plant until the next meeting of the
council as he thought it would be more
satisfactory to deal direct with Mr.
RathbOne.
After authorizing Marshal Mahoney
to order all citizens to clean the snow
off their sidewalks and to have the city
force clean the walks in front of prop
erty belonging to non-residents and
charge the same up against the prop
erty the board adjourned to meet
again in monthly session February 2.
Internal Meeting HaaA
The news Of the councils action in
regard to liquor licenses soon spread to
the saloons, the owners Of which got
busy and asked Mayor Barnes to call
. special meeting Of tie council to con-
slider their grisvs.ee agaisst the sc-
tion in boosting the licenses. A. .
special meeting can only Be called up
On . written request Of four slderne.
and - this rsqssst could not b -
cured Haysr Barnes perso.ally request
ID the alasrnsa 10 meet the saleos
naea in N infernai eoHferenee - that
tAey might tAas b heard The alder
Aea coaseAted 70 this and they and
Mayor Barnes were at tie council
oAa1bers Wed.esday evening. Ths -
hon men were there in force, aeoom-
panied BY many Of their Aangesson or
ehaif-warmen who infest their places
Of business while working overtime At
doing nothing. A few other citizens
were there out Of curiosity.
Before the meeting started Mayer
Barnes said there was to be no regular
or special meeting Of the council, but
that he and the aldermen had gathered
there 1t tie request Of the saloon men
wAs I'D asksa for . personal eouscer.
ssee via ~ mayor AID aldermen
saly. He tAsssfses asasa an stAen to
rstiRe aaa ~ v.s dsae Cd tAsa tAs