Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

contract made by the company with
iho United states stcoi works. which
showed That che Albuquerque Traction
company had purchased six and ono.
half miles OF track ne then explain.
od that th.s contract could NOT be-
. filled by Che steel works within tho
t.mU specified which delays th0 do.
/ livery of steel aud which necessarily
prevents tho building of thc three
I miles nf road lu the city limits with.
in thc time specified n the fran.
chiao ordinance. Mr W korsuu also
aa.a chat che Traction company would
request some concessions regarding
crossing tho vln3uct
Alderman ranioy sa'd that tho city
had refused to grant saduct c0ncos.
siuus tu other companies. and Thought
thu. Che Albuquerque Traction com
puuy could cross tho Santa Fo tracks
on Ticras agOnuo ana south of tho
santa lo Shops under or over. 40
i.H expense chan Chat of crossing me
t.aduct
w. o. Greer and p. A. Hubboll
wore Boo attendance at the meeting and
Nr Greer. who Oh president of the
Traction company spoke to tbo c1un.
r'I several tmof 10 wetor Mr
GuUrH arguments could wutor ueIth.
Dr G.IlouHa..r nor Haui. iu thc poo.
.it.Uu they bad tahon.
When Tine mavpr of accepting
bond came up city Attorney Hickey
F1Fo DIS opinion as to lho validity
o. such bond Ile said that such a .
noul eas aI right .n his opinion.
Even after the motion was lost. ar .
i,rDn' aldermen continued to discuss .
fhe matter.
President Harrison was ln the chair .
n thC absence of May0r Mckee. and F.
me members of the council present
were llfoll. Loarnard. Hauicy. Gnion.
watcr aud Wiltoron.
a petition for @ six foot cement
walk on tho west eIr OF North Broad
way was read aud referred.
The street committee reported that
q largc number Of property owners
hnl refused to build sidewalks. order.
od hy ordinances. and Mr. Hanlcy.
chairman Of tho street committee.
made motion trat these people Doe
ordered to appear before tho council
1n1 show reasons why such walks
wore NOT built Alderman Hanley's
n1.i1n was seconded and carried
Alderman GlIonwatcr appeared for
..r GlecEIor who recently bought lots
l' iho corner of Gold avenue and
Fourth street and stated that Mr..
ilrrNIor intended building ON said lots
and requested That hc ha given more
.mC iu which to build side walks.
Ihtsc lots were formerly owned by
~ T. siamm.
The police committee requested
more time iu which o. report on tho >
Move on" ordinance.
Ordinance No. 2T. which provides ,
nr me construction Of side walks IN
ar'ous parts of the city. was read
or DEE third tImo and duly passed.
'hIs ordinance wiz he published in ,
u.l iu The Ct.zan tho official pn.
icr
Ih" city attorney was instructed to !.
.raw up nn ordinance ordering side.
walks on the east side OF Fourth
iroct between Gold ana Iron avenues
aHt side of Arno street from Coal
o Hazeldlne west side of Eilth street
rom Railroad ayenuo 20 Grand ave. {
me-. easi side Of High street. between d
,allroad avenue ana Grand avenue. q
nd north side of Railroad avenue
rom Walter street % Hlgh street "a
Tho city clerk was instructed to al %
oriiso for bids FOR the burial OF the %
uunor dead a
Ordinance 2S1. the first ordinance c
roposed Boy the Traction company I'm d
lo attempt to alter the street railway r
.anchIse ordinance. was read Tor the o
bird time H
Alderman Wilkerson then moved % c
.l0Urn oh
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