Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
STREET PAVING IS
SUBJECT Of MUCH
DISCUSSION
Property Owners Out in Force
at Council Meeting Last
Night. Some Favor I'M
provement; Others Oppose i,
NEW METHOD SUGGESTED
UNDER LAWS OF 1909.

Following % lengthy discussion up-
ON M, uHri of property owners last
mEai tuo city council adopted res
o'uuoI by vote of 10 !. that any
paving Whicn may h, dome in Albu-
quesquo, VIII boz dome by procedure
uud,r th, aNs of 1903 The council
met fur tn solo purpo-, of cons idrr-
inr th. paving proposition and ot
hrariuE any complaints sop sugg, stiouk
Taxpayers might have to Offer Two
petitions w,ry presented tu the yuuu-
esd ou, foorug paving, and Ir
other opposing the mprot,m ut
Many spoc,hs- Wer' r dr hN sup
porter 1t patllg and 10 equal uum-
beer of p.',h"s were mao, in oppu-
sltluu
Tho matter oi paving TIC principal
streets ot Nhuuu, rqu, mad proceed
cI Geo point Vhrsr the c.N Nas
ready goo Iet t.i' contract lll arrange
luauts having b,,u mad, under thc
laws oi inu9. vHirb uthoru y bond
ISSUE. nd gives the ritg authority
o. tn.l-Hlt, certain section as o.
paving district Under the laws af
zoos property oNupr can Doe com
p.u.d p pave and Tho payments
duo 'er the paving muy hr collected
without much red tape
TI, ipps paving law is . very
lengthy once made nap OF seventy
nine soruouH enyrrl- ightccn print
60 pagcs This law leave. IL Co tie
property owner, o. ta6, tho initiative
ip uc paving lly petition to the
ritN council. signed p' certain nuns
har OF property owners, permission
D. granted 10 pave. IN, residents Ut
rs. designated district o.rct COM
mission 30 carry out the pavug.
which commission lpoSs aficr tloat-
ina bonds and financing the improve
mont
Among Those who spoke last ught
in favor OF paving Wero J II p'Rel-
Is. simon stern. Jacob korbcr, Dnt-
id >. RoscnWald, Dr ". g.. Hope ON
behalf Of the SANTA Fr railroad. the
improvement Wa opposed boy super
intcndent r. T. Summers of The Rio
Grand" div isiou Others SPOKE
against paving at present among
incm being y. wilson, - s. pils-
bury NJ. t. Stamm aud J Pass
more Mr.. Stamu,, during The course
oi MS remarks. handed a bouquet Ca
street Commissioner Martin Ticrncy
for the good work done in building
new streets ana improving old ones.
Following suggestion ny simon
Sicrn, that The paving be done IN a
district from broadway TO sixth
street and from Tiieras road TO Silxei
avenue, under the laws of 1909, tho
council went into executive session
Tho council behind closed doors. con-
sid,rcd the proposition AT some
length Finally the general public
was again admitted and rcsolu-
tun Mas introduced by Alderman
Wroth. Incorporating substantially
VIVA, had been suggested by NJ.
stern The resolution. In form oi a
notion was seconded by Alderman
Co,n aud carried by a vote uf three
to two, Aldermen Wroth. Coon and
Conroy voting yea Aldermen Clarke
and leidy voting no Aldermen
sherwood. Ausc ana Thomas We're
absent Pct
Prominent among those Who sign
ID the petition asking that no paw
ing be done al present were the fol-
lowing; r. IL Kent, !. 6. Baldridgc
-. j Rankin, william kieke, O. 4
kaseman. State National banks W
/. Trimhle, otto Dicckmtnn, .. y
Marion John Borrodailc. J. l. Ben
-. Bachechi, Imperial Laundry. III
~. Ferguson, Graham Brothers. Emf