Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-03
new CITY LIGHTS.
City Council Says Where They Shall
be Placed.
ALL DOGS MUST WEAR TAGS.

The city council last night selected
the locations Of the new electric
lights the intersections of the follow
streets:
First street and Railroad avenue.
First street and Copper venue.
First street and Marquette avenue.
Second street and Coal avenue.
Second street and Railroad avenue.
Third street and Baca avenue
Fourth street and Copper m
Third street ard New York avenue.
Fourth street and Marquette N
Tenth street and Railroad avenue.
Twelfth street and Railroad avenue
Broadway and Coal
Arno street and Highland avenue
Arno street and Gold avenue.
Edith street and Carroll avenue.
Walter street and Gold venue
Hill street and Railroad avenue
Fourth street and Fruit ven
Fourth street and Marble n
Fifth street and Coal avenue.
Fifth street and Tijeras e
Seventh street and Railroad venue.
Eighth street and New York avenue.
A petition from property n OF
Copper avenue, asking that sidewalks
be laid from First street to Third
street was referred to the committee
on streets and grades.
A petition from the advance agent of
Buffalo Bills show, asking FOR a spe-
cial license for the show was denied,
as the council thinks the city needs
the money as much as the show.
1t was also decided to do away with
the garbage cart 10Y in service, as the
city is under no contract for its use.
The regular teams and wagons will be
used and the expense of the extra man
and team saved.
Dogs were considered and it was de-
cided q duly licensed dog must wear
his tag. The city poundmaster will in
the future be allowed 20 per cent of all
dog licenses collected.
The city marshal presented his re-
port for the month of August as fol-
lows:
Number of arrests 100
MedlS EtIftu 4. . : . " iVv
Fines collected .S505
0 The report of ole city clerk showed
licenses collected to the sum of s1,034.
OF this amount the dog tax department
brought in 1904, which goes to show
that the present .poundmaster is doing
his duty according to the law.
The city treasurer reported the bal
ance in the city treasury on Septem
Der / was S6,163.2S.
Plumbing Inspector e. B. Cristy re
ported the city plumbing establish
ments as conducting their operations
according to law.
The city attorney reported regard
ing the porch on the Armijo building
at Silver avenue and Second street
That the city had power to deter
mine the extent to which sidewalk
may be INSTRUCTED or e~ncroached up
on; that by ordinance No. 81 it had s.
determined; that said porch had bee
rebuilt in violation of that ordinance
that therefore the porch might be abat
ed as a public nuisance; also that an,
adjoining property owner specially In
jured thereby might maintain an az
ton to abate such nuisance. The re
port was received and filed, but no fun
ther action was taken.
Electrical Inspector Hotelling CON
planned that the Electric Light CON
pany has been putting in connectio
without first securing the permit re
Quired by law. He also said he ha
not been notified promptly. The supel
intendent of the company differed fror
him but Alderman Mcmillan acted a
mediator and the mayor ordered tn
ordinance enforced in the future.
The petition for an extension of tn
sewer main in the district bounded b
Sixth and Eighth streets and Rom
and Perfecto avenues was denied. Tn
petition for the abatement of a dane
hall on North Broadway as a nuisanc
was tabled as an officer has been d
tailed to watch the hall.
The grievance committee had two {
three matters up. Residents oil IN
Highlands complain of wneelmen an
women using the sidewalks instead
the street and a warning is sounde
Attention was called to the high raj
and outstanding ties of the street ral
way track. The committee believe
them to be dangerous and instance
were cited where rubber tires hay
been split by them. The city attorn'
was authorized to investigate and tai
such action as nay be necessary.
The council decided it would be u
wise to repeal the license ordinan'
as it has the power to grant a speci
license.
]. Nj. Moore spoke of the matter
opening Seventh street from Ma
Quette avenue to Tijeras road. N
Moore was advised to secure the dee
ing of the necessary ground to the CT
and the street committee will report
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