Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

more hose and repairs made to the
hook and ladder truck.
Two sidewalk ordinances on Third
street we're passed, the ordinance re-
turning tho $1,000 forfeit OF tho Aibu
quorque Traction company was placed
upon its third reading and the unfa
vorablo report OF the police commit
toe made BY Alderman lsoarnard on
ordinance No. $3.50 waa adopted This
IN an ordinance which seeks TO add
10 rho vagranoy laws already on the
ordinance books
Ordinance No. 800. which provides
that al private drains must first BE- an
thorlzed by the city building inspector
was introduced and referred
The city clerk was instructed 10 al
voriiao for bids for the city printing
feeding city prisoners and furnishing
teams for use Of the street department
during the ensuing year.
The matter Of n sewerage connection
with the United states Indian school
was discussed aud referred % the
the sewerage committee who wiz IN.
vestirate and report at the next mec.
Ing of the council. n connection "a
made with the city sewer by the In.
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~ a sewer for the west side.
zenonl's Petition Denied.
The petition of l.. IenOni. for a 90.
GAIL liquor license was refused. Il will
he remembered that Mr. Nenonl filed
this peiitlon one day last week aud a
special meeting of the city council
called 90 Inquire into the merits OF the
petition. found thai the gentleman bad
purchased a ID wifh the Intention OF
building a store building on the sans
and CONDUCTING a grocery, dry goods
and retail hquur business on The prem
Uses There is u city ordinance which
provides that before rotal liquor o.
Ccnso is granted for q saloon IN the
residence portion OF the city. petition
signed hy al least thrpe.fouu hs of the
osidents Of the block. giving their
consent. must be filed. IN this case
/ Mr. ZouOnI sought 90 defeat the pur
poses OF the ordinance and In purohas
lag The lot on which he intended t0
build had the deed made out 90 fifteen
separate owners. After much argu
mcnt uu the part of Attorney Thomas
Phoian representing Mr., I,nuni. and
Alderman llfold, the council voted td
, rcirot the petition. as 10 was shown
that one name which appeared on fht
petition was put there without
consent. u was tho name OF Mr.. A. &.
Onphant, nonresident propclty y
owner.
Martins Flood Bill.
The special committee appointed by
lha mayor 10 inquire into what a.,
outlook was for Albuquerque 20 re-
ceiye the $4,000 appropriated by On,
Martin food relief lhll at the last srs
sion OF the legislature and which /.
nov tied up by injunction proceedings
Wa reported upon by Chairman Han
Icy of the committee. who said that
looked as 10 The Martin Flood rplle
bill was Illegal and that Il was hafdl,
probable that any money would eyoi
be realized from any OF It's apprOpra
lions.
Visiting Veterans.
Department Commander r. w. Hc
man. of the New Mexico dopartmcn
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic. az
pcafcd before the council and aako.
that Tho city extend "A formal welcOm,
/ 10 visiting veterans who will come %
| Albuquerque on May and 6 70 attcn,
/ Che annual Cncampment OF the New
| Mexico dopau meut The council grant
/ ed the request and Mayor Mckee np
pointed a committee consisting OF Al
/ dermcn Hanioy Learnard ana Wilkcr
son as "A special committee 90 WELDON,
the visitors on behalf Of the city
I The reports of the various depart
ments for the fiscal year were thei
road. The reports appear on anofho
page OF this issue and a glance owe
| tbem viii show what condition TN
| finances OF the city are In.