Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-15
Proclamation of Election This
Year Must Garry Names and
Addresses of All Candidates
on All Tickets,
CITY INVESTS IN NEW
STREET SPRINKLER
Council INDUCES in Another An
mated Discussion Upon Lo-
GATOR Of the Dog pound and
Remuneration of Dog Catcher

Remuneration of Dog Catcher
The first step in preparation for
the city election. to hc seld OF. April
9Th. was token last .l.cht hy tre city
council, IN q ~ Jlution appointing
the boards of registration and naming
the places for registration in the
four wards. Mayor Lester did not at
tend the meeting. and Alderman Neu-
stadt presiding. asked as to when the
proclamation of election should be
issued He was Informed by Alder
mar TanloN. that under the election
law passed by the last legislature, tho
mayor must, ten days before the cleo
ton, issue his proclamation. giving
the offices to be filled ana the names
of all candidates and their %postoffice
addresses, on all tickets. This viii
require that the mayors proclamation
he issued on March 25th. making 1t
necessary for all nominees for city
offices TO get in the field on or before
that date.
The boards of registration appoint
ed last night and the places of reg
istration. for the several wards, are
as follows:
First Ward.
II. II. Crews, a. Montoya, Jas. Lu-
cas.
place of Observation-Disclosures
cigar store, West Central II
Second Ward.
Isaac l.. Brackett, Chas. e. Kinds,
D.. ii. Boatright.
Place of Observation-Disclosures drug
store. corner of First street and Gold
venue.
Third Ward.
j.. p. Mcclure. c, O. Cushman.
Felipe Chaves.
Place of Observation-Disclosures
store, corner Of Coal VENUE and Sec
ond street.
Fourth Ward.
w. Y. Walton. A. Fleischer, d. NJ
Ferguson,
place Of Registration - walton's
di ug store, corner or Third and Cen
trail
Street Ordered Graded.
Tho council last night received
through Alderman Wroth, M grant
ed, upon motion of Mr.. IIanley sec
onded by Mr.. Learnard, n petition
from the Sisters hospital, asking for
the grading of the street from Walter
to the entrance to the hospital.
1t was shown that the condition OF
the street causes great suffering to
patients being brought TO the hospital
il Is full of ruts and bumps.
In the matter of the petition of the
Lumber company fire de-
paitment for its share of the approp-
of about So, 200, made to the
city from the territorial insurance
for fire purposes, and amount
ing to about $500 Alderman Hanley
reported that in the opinion OF the
il was the intention of the
legislature to have the city pay over
this money to the lumber companf
fire department and he recommended
that this should be done He said
however, that the city attorney had
had the matter up since last July Il
hat since the who'll matter had been
placed in his hands. the committee
and the council should not act unit
had given his formal opinion in the
as to the city's right to trans
fer the money. The report was adopt
ed.
Upon motion Of Alderman Beavcn
bid of Jacob Korber TO furnish
city n new street sprinkler at S45u
was This was the only bid,
although Alderman Beaven had a let
ter from the Austin company of Chi
-h0N ~ ~ |
for from $442 TO $3.50.
The council extended in another eN-
tended discussion of the dog catcher
md the city pound, upon the repre-
,entation of Alderman Auge that since
he city had failed TO provide a dog
pound the dog catcher should be re-
mbursed for any expense incurred in
a temporary pound and that
1 pound. under these CON
litions should be secured ut once.
The bill of the dog catcher of $50,
rent OF pound, was held up
or investigation into details of the
transaction.
A committee of citizens on Williams
itreet appeared before h council to
lsk for the opening OF hat street
They stated that they had been before
he council at intervals for several
ears past and asked for action on the
ground that the cost of opening the
treet had now been reduced to Sl25.
rhe petition was granted n the
itreet ordered opened.
Alderman WrOth presented the usu-
Il end Of the year resolution fixing
he salaries OF the city clerk and
the only city officers who
lraw salaries. There are no changes
n the salaries. the treasurer drawing
i25 "A month and the city clerk 500
month and fees on licenses. The
e~solution was adopted.