Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

dcrmou. claiming that such alderman
had dliatary motives in making such
motion. Tho authority OF the chain
was questioned. and arguments wore
made AZ random CouncIlmou talked
sitting and standing
Both ordinances we're proposed hy
Alderman Wilkorsou DO the hohcst Of
the Albuquerque Traction company.
and we're made f0r thc ramo purpose
80 secure the release ~ tho $1,000
forfeit money held by The city. which
was put NO hy the company asa guar.
antoo Of good faith On fulfilling the
stipu.atIOus OFF tho street railway fran.
ohi8o ordinance and also provided
Tor the striking out Of several claus
os of the franchise ordinance Tho
clauses affected by ordinance 30. PSI
were those which provided for the
construction of three miles of track
within the city limits Had the Gown.
c,l passed This ordinance. o. would
have accepted the three mll Of road
already constructed hy the company
half OF which o. outside 1f the city.
a. tbo three miles 90 bo built in the
city as provided by the franchise or
dIuaucc
The interesting part OF the moot
iug began when President Harrison
called for ordinances
Alderman WukorHon moved that or
dIuanco 40 1s1. which was due f0i
the third reading. bc laid un The table
to come up as q special order of bust
ness ai the next meeting of the couu
. cii.
Alderman CLEARWATER insisted that
ordinance So 2Sl should boz read th,
third time. aud % was so ordered h'
. the chair
/ Alderman WIIForHDn then moved
that ordinance PSI bo referred to d
special committee This motion ro
coIyoI u1 second
. Alderman urockmyior. who hsI moi
attended a meeting of the council DO
several months asked for Information
about tho provisions of ordinance $50
I PSI aud what toe result, of its Ii,Imat,
posa8rc would ho
Alderman Gllouwator volunteers,
/ thc Information in speech yor'
similar t0 hIs famous speech NJ Do,
previous meeting
Hauloy moved that ordinance 2S
ho brought up for action.
An animated discussion followed
/ President Harrison ovorrI loi AT
dcrmau H1nloy.s motion. giving nI
reasons FOR doing $50 llo said tha
! no bad reason 90 believe that Nr
. Hanley was opposed to the ordinance
In question. and that ho had dilatOr
motives in asking for lts passage
Alderman GIllonwaior took oXcof
lion 90 tho chairs position. doclaI
/ iug that tho chair had mo- right q
assume how any member Of tho cour
cil would vote
Alderman Uruckmol,r rose to th
floor Uo made O. lengthy speech
/ giving his reasons Tor tho posltio
/ ho was SPOUT tn take and mad
+. "a motion that ordinance 80 'St Do
/. put upon its passage
The aldermen from the Third war
arose az about the same timo MI
WIkorHun tn make r. protest aruiu.
thp movement about t0 hc made d
tho council. and Mr GIllouWnior Q
SECOND Mr. BruCkmoiprs motion
The chair recognized Mr. Wnko
son. who at tho beginning OF his a
rumDut. repeated several times thu
the muiiOu would mot hn seCoudr
while De- had me floor
Nv G.ilDuWatyi was then rcclrul
cd
Mr Harrison said that De- didn
know hut what Mr. GI'onwstrr's M
. tIon was Tor dilatory motives
The alderman from the Third war
aud thp president of tho oouuc
. talked to each other
"Tho president of this council ba
! mo- right to assume how ann rOiu
tp vote" said Mr. Gillonwator.
20 can Judge your position frol
your actions at "a previous meeting
.rDforod Mr. Harrison
what interest have you Doc fh
. Traction company was shot at IN
president
% have poo moro interest than au
other property owner and GOOD cIi
zon who wants a good street railway
was tho answer
Alderman GIl.uuwatpr's second wr
accepted
Mr WIkcra0u thon moved that %
dInnnco 80 gsi bo read and pass,
upon n sections Tho chair inform
cd him chat such action could Boz val
lem only az tho second reading of d
ordinance
The chair then requested that %
70 ordinance b0 read again.
nREED OF