r i rust i vnxious tonatnim toNlCf , Cl ,»vA1MiHEOAMq.Uni06;fl!JTJOIWOIbeewpiandedmo1yettennea:whlt;the*durwitiInUUwajto 4mi*ithefmijthaJK*1i» *the’worvoh«rrFcI Lar | of 1 at* pai-hbu■worBirdsall's Friends Say He l« si Nice, Lady-bke Voung Man With No Bad Habits.Cowmitua Ignoi cd.* Mj*j« spatei-onee Mil I the members of the Cftjr Council to Mayor t- M. Hefaer** office several week* Ago* Atto*^fy Holland . cquw ted the alderman to ignore the t wlc«-r*pe a ted rec-orrtu-andatkin of the CS‘t ine'Water Investigating ootuHwiKteo that the Croweoption ha taken op. The investigation committee, appointed bjr the three civic orKaot**tirm* of-thi# city at the request of the City COtj.,eIl. ehtch was forced to t*lre this Action a* a re*altof *Vtenn%n Holden’s ,e_^lutlonT carefully 1n« saturated the Crowe land on the north slope of the Peak. They made frequent visit* to the pft*party, Individually and a# a committer, and finally reported to the Council, n^*«s-m-ndlng that the option he taken up. But the j^«pire-Hjhht» ir-oaifemefit had rot bu-y ^eiwwWle, and the ald*,lt;wa. In 1^4 m«i. took no action on the option.After waiting* several weeks, the Cltfsens committee, In a communication regarding the eotftlnpafuce’ of waterwaste. again urged that the Crowe option be taken up.Attorney Holland wa* present * meeting of the Coupon, and at his request the aldermen took a recess and went into the Mayor's otfico to talkcuwtlonaooun ptot*UnixenouCOAtfumiour iktaruButhavetrot admitted Both member* of the deoncii And hr Holland laUir admitted that Holland had urged the aid-l in mat to cine the optiw. Holland(jXV 111 IB he* v*» *