Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-14
EVERYBODY IN LINE
FOR ALBUQUERQUE
A R N 0 R Y
SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE PLANT
FUND WANT ACTION
Practically Every Subscriber
Approached Wants Balance
Used for the Purchase of Ar
mOry Site,

That Albuquerque is just as ready I
take advantage of every opportunit
for public improvement as II eve
was. If not a little more so, wa
brought out yesterday when an in
ouiry was made as to the number o
Subscribers 10 the fund for the tie
treating plant who are willing tina
the balance remaining i'm that fund
or so much of II as shall be needed
shall be used for the purchase OF IN
site for the Albuquerque armory foI
the construction of which Sf,5OO !
now lying idle in the treasury OF New
Mexico.
Major y. Ruppe made the canvas
of the tie plant subscribers and at TN
close of the day had secured the sig
nature of a large majority OF the SUP
scribers, including most Of the heaV'
lest subscribers, TO a petition askiht
that the balance remaining ! lht
hands of the Commercial club be useo
to secure the site.
Means II Splendid Arniory.
with the site free to the territory
and with the funds available, AlDu-
uneruue Is assured of what will be the
finest armory in the southwest. II
will be "A building large enough 20
house the biggest convention ma.
rould be brought to this city and Tor
nubIic Of this character VIII
be Of greatest benefit to the cry
In fact the coming OF the irrigation
congress was the influence winch
aroused the business men TO interest
and action in the armory when hee
been hanging fire for months althousl'
the site has been selected anu a.
nroved by the Commercial club LOT
Some time. This site, which Is an
IDEAL location ear Elks' theatef, Ma'
oboseu nv a committee OF the COM,
mercial club some months z ahu
The lots can be purchased Tor apoo'
$4,000. ,otno after
hen Albuquerque was going alten
the santa Fe tie-treating planl ny"
tnder construction. a fun OF hloro
,han ~ OOO was raised with the uh,
derstanding that the portion not useu
,yo,Id he used i'm securing a site lot
the -nroposed smelter, and IN u eNe"t
the smelter was not secured ina.
nro rata return would ne maui ~ -
suhscribers. The smelter was u.s.
through no fault of the
Non Who worked for 1t and the clup
nnn'p,ittee i'm charge proposed To carry
ont its agreement and return tiS ptV
,ata su~bscription. 1t was urged, nov
ayor that the armOry was OF graz
importance and that the site nu.th
moi he allowed to wait longer. W.
more than $4,000 -remanins lioH ~, H.
NRl4EFlntlOn. il was BAVfsf| .tt.
amount necessary be used from -
suhscrintion for the purchase OF tnS
aTmory site. For this the consent "
he subscribers was necessary anu ""
inr punne Yesterday began the TASK VI
interviewing them. In alhlosV 49,
instance he met with imlheuldtc T"
vora bile and during ~ ~
"a Inc consent of the following
a,,bsarihers TO the fund to the use oi
that portion OF II heNe
lots: IN the fol-
lowing form: - tqO7
we. the undersigned. subscrlpeIs "
the t~ie-pickling plant fund herepa
quest the committee 10 use ntio
anre remaining of our suDscriPai'
the purchase of the armofy sltT,
Wagner Hardware Company o4
q. Wagner.
Klock and owen.
stern, Schloss & Co.
b. Ruppe.
Allen c. Was a. Co. ar
The Rothenberg and Schlos Nis
company.
WELLER and Benjamin.
Weinman and LewinsOn.
A. B. McMillen.
w. w. Strong.
J. Borradaile.
Il. L. Washbufh.
y John 8. Beaver.
NJ. X. Wylder.
Monarch Grocery company
Arthur Everitt.
otto Dieckmann.
Mornine Journal. by ID. a. Macpher-
.Porterfeld company.
Learnard and Lindemann.
Mt aud GllnnAX INNlnH Z
pany.
W. @. Hope.
star Hay and Grain company.
W. Y. Walton. Z
T.. W. Fee.
S. Nann.
ID. II. BOatright.
r. c. Pratt & Co. -.
Montczuma Trust ny W
Gillcnwater. I. oh
state National bank. by ". II. Col
First National bank. by NJ w
.Flournoy.
Bank of Commerce.
A. Fleischcr.
]. n. O'Rielly a Go.
san Jose Market.
James n. Mroth.
NJ Mandell.
John Finnigan & Co.
Simon Stern.
Frank n. Strong.
Mcintosh Hardware co.
rs. Tlfeld a. Co.
Frank A. Hubbell-
&. May.
Albuquerque Gas. EiectIit bis"' 80"
company.
Thomas r. Keleher. d
a. W. Hayden.
s. L Rosenwald.
B. n. Briggs & Co.
j.. W. Anderson.
A. r. Walker.
CRYSTAL Ice company.
WITH such a showing there y no
for question hat the majorlty
n the men Interested desire the az
norv TO be built ia Albuquerque ana
IS quickly as possible. IL Is propose
% ash the armory board which mas
uporvlSion. to authorize a building
AZ feet long By IS feet wide OF ma
i've walls. and one-story ~ neikht.
open floor space. giving a nan
which will be an ideal aImory ana =
hall which will serve Al
l~uaueroue-s needs for years 10 come
The matter viii BE- pushed a. rap
div a. possible 80 hat there need ne
no further delay In beginning con-
'truction.
csnee.lmeni or PubHeity-whichs
prninerr enterprises may - roHEhiN
siassed as those uhfch vii prosper from
and those whfch viii not
Ma verv rapufahle business I'll prosper