Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-18
MUSIC COMES HIGH
N SANTA FE
License introduced By Alder.
man Alarid Would Charge
900 Year tor Music in Sa.
looms; Sunday Law Strict.

L
man Canuto Alarid Tuesday evening
at the meeting OF the city council al
the court house introduced Il saloon
| regulation license modelled on lines al
ordinances In municipalities where
the traffic IN strictly regulated and the
| ordinance Was passed on the mrs,
reading. indicating that the city au-
thcritics are willing that the bust
ness should he thoroughly controlled,
"A sentiment for which they deserve
| much credit. The ordinance makes
| closing at midnight mandatory, cx-
copt on saturday nights when the
closing hour is To be- ; a. IN. On sun
days during the hours that saloons
viii he closed undcr the ordinance,
all curtains must b. up and all oh.
structions To- "A view of the interior
of the saloon, must b. removed thus
putting an effective stop To the sun
day ,rafiic.
a special license Zee al sto0 n year
Is placed Oh music In saloons and
the sale of intox.calts To- minors is
to be- stamped out effectively. II Ii
a model ordinance and IL passn 90
viii serve much tn satisfy those who
demand strict regulation of the ga.
loon business
The reading OF III. Mayor Solig.
mans annual report as well IA the
reports OF standing committees was
followed with close ate ntion and II
Was ordered printed.
sidcval ordinance providing Tor
the construction OF more sidewalks
was adopted. Bids for the bridges
across the Arroyo sails and the Ace
quia Nudro were rejected ~ being
too high. and substitute plans for
such bridges made by Kansas city
ana Trinidad. Colorado. bidders. were
adopted and new bids asked for.
Tbcsc were located upon last evcn-
ing
city clcrn Dclgado's montaly re-
port showcd that on April 80 there
were t,.sjG3t IN the city treasury.
During the past month twelve per-
mits ana four automobile licenses
were issued Tn, automobile for hire
license was reduced from $40 10 $50.
The complete. list OF those who hid
ou the construction 81 the bridge
across the Arroyo sails we're.
Ei Paso Iron ana i,,ldg. tmlany
81, .5o II W. Smit, ri Las Vegas.
1851, Campbell Bros. Santa Pc.
s2.pei; A. Windsor. santa Pc.
sis:5.a5, Midland Bridge company.
Knnsrs t'tv -ubm,@+~~- their own
plan with bid of $500.
there war only one bidder. Il W
Hmith OF Las Vegas for t5;9.
II developed at the meeting that
Mayor Sclgman had foreSs,cn the
need of n board 10 handle mur"".
Intended Tor charity. following the
charity organization plans perfected
In many cities Of the east FOR In his
annual report read last night and
prepared several weeks ago. the ma
yor Urgent, recommended that there
be- established a board az charity aud
correction and that all moneys go
through the hands OF this board
CoSecnor Mills Ia, named six del
.gatcs 20 represent New Mexico AT
thu SSH annual =, ssion OF the Ma
tiongl Conference of Charities which
meets Ia Boston. June : to - They
are. Mrs Jefferson Raynolds of Las
Nrgas Mrs. ! Van Hou,on ~ Ration;
Mr., \. W cooley Of silver city. Mrs
Gregory Pas. of Gallup; Paul \. y
Walter of santa Fe; and \. y Pratt
oi Carlsbad.
The governor also appointed dele
gates to tn, Fifteenth international
| Congress oi Hygiene aud Dcmogra.
ply which meets IN Washington
! september 20 to :s The delegates
are J 7, shulcr. Ration; J. Wclder OF
| Aihuuu.rqu q. r. cval of Roswell
| n. ~ Nc Bride al Las Cruces. ana q
T.. Bushnell Fort Bayard. The del
cgltes viii see u II that New Mexico
| T. represented at thu exhibition %
work on hygiene. public health anc
1 sanitation.
| Territorial Treasurer NJ. \ otter,
has received the sum 90 tbi7,s5 from
JAMES a. Baird. treasurer - oter'
county.