Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-18
TIE CITY COUNCIL.
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Ordinance Making Vaccination compul-
sorry A~dopted-Other Matters.
A regular meeting OF the city council
was held last night. There we're present
Aldermen Neustadt, Kieke, Tierney, Mar
ron, Johnston and Burkhart. In the alb
sence Of Mayor Clancy, President Marion
presided.
A bill OF t. A. Written for g 80 was
referred 10 the finance committee.
The following resolution was adopted
calling upon the city attorney for his
opinion:
Resolved, That the city attorney be and
no Is hereby requested 10 inform the city
council as TO the rights Of this eOun-
ell To open the alley described below into
AceQuia street: Being the alley running
west from Broadway, and the hrst alley
north from block 1 Highland addition,
south.
And also the right Of this council to
open AceQuis street, running south into
the above described alley, the same being
now closed by a fence.
The following petition from the Con
t|inentsl Oh company wa referred to the
street committee:
Albuquerque, n. NJ, Oct. ~, 1898 800
William kieke, Chairman of Committee on
Streets, albuquerque City Council!
Dear oil-Me respectfully request that
the several ditch crossings and the
tceQuia on First street intervening be.
tween our plant (which Is located on the
corner Of First street and Granite
ayenuel and ROMA avenue, the latter In
elusive. be bridged In such name az TO
render that pOrtlOn Of First street possible
tor wagons, there being now no bridging
it either OF the crossings indicated.
Trusting that our petition will receive
your favorable consideration, we are
very respectfully.
CONTINENTAL OIL Co,
BY g. Wilson, Special Agent.
The street committee made the follow
ing report:
Albuquerque, N. ~, Oct. II, 1898.
To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen OF the
City Of Albuquerque
"6entlemen-Your street committee
respectfully reports that the sidewalk
adjoining the Priest property, immedi.
ately east Of the railroad track on Wash
ington avenue, IL badly ont OF repair and
In An unsatisfactory condition.
ave beg 10 recommend that the own
ers be- EOtlhied TO Immediately repair the
same.
your street committee respectfully
reports that the sidewalk adjoining lot |,
block d. Immediately east of the railroad
track on Coal avenue, owned by the
Hazeldine estate, IL In a badly deeayed
AMI unsafe condition, and recommend
that the owners be- notified that they
must repair the same Immediately.
Your street committee respectfully
recommend that an acequia crossing
DO constructed I'm the alley running west
from Broadway into Highland avenue
block X, Huning Highland addition
south, the alley being In It's present cOn-
iitinn closed to wagon travel.
Your street committee beg leave 10
report that several OF our streets ara bad
~ worn AMI Ia a very unsatisfactory con
dition; and that numerous complaints
are made by our citizens regarding them.
We would respectfully recommend that
the street sprinkler be dispensed with for
one week, 80 that two teams can be- used
Tor the purpose Of street repairing"
The recommendations Of the commit.
tee we're adopted with the exception that
the committee was allowed to employ
one team for the purpose OF improving
the streets, but not TO dispense with IN,
sprinkler.
The FIRE committee made a report
recommending that the clerk advertise
for bids for a hand hose wagon, the bid
to be opened at the next regular meeting
OF the council. The recommendation wa
adopted.
A resolution was adopted directing tn
clerk to notify the property Owner on tn
south side OF Huning avenue to SHOW
cause why a wooden sidewalk should no
be built and the cost assessed agains
, them.
The council adopted ordinance No. "a
requiring all persons not immune,
against the cOntaglon OF small pox. to b,
yaccinated. The ordinance makes II tn
/ duty Of the city physician to visit ever.
. house within the city limits and ex
anime whether the occupants have beel
successfully y%accinated or are immunes
Every physician Ia required TO furnisl
each person successfully yaccinated will
a certificate TO that effect aud the cit,
physician IL directed TO collect all sue
t certificates and file them with his ensu
D ing monthly report. The city physician
IL required 10 v%acCinate AL persons no
having such certificate without charge
Any physician who shall falsely certif
D that any person has been successful.
yaceinated shall be punished by a fine O
not less than $40 nor more than $50; an
any person violating the provisions o
the ordinance by the same fine and It /
a made the duty Of the city physician I
Ale complaint with the police msgistrat
against every person who shall yiOlat
. any provisions OF the ordinance.
The council then adjourned.
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