Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-13

uu th, lrouud that 1t hud been hiH
understandings that the railroad ,uW-
utuf had b,,u eliminated upon thu
adNi,, uf Engineer GladdiuR Doc huN-
ing stated tu the council 40 the grst
consideration ~ tho specifications
that the santa y, preferred Goo lay
th,r own paving advising that the
council l,t tho company act iud,pcud-
,uUt 100 tu, matter paving with what
.,,r material b. might deem best tn
Wroth expressed uis fears that th'
railroad had gotten th, idru that the
,ity Intended forcing the use of the
paving decided upon by the council
adding tHat. m SO far as hc was Dou-
.pru,d such vas Not tn, ease.
Upon being questioned on tn, mat.
ter. Mn Summers of th, santa BE-
stated that from what Information hc
had been uhI, Co obtain DO, had com
.lud.1 that tn, 80, intended doing
just that thing further saving that
th,t bad NOT received AN, notification
Co.. tnp effect that tho, were 60 act lu-
d,r,uu,utF 400 the matter
Tn. immediate motion b, Nd,rm1u
Vrath eliminating IN, SAINT, BE- from
consideration and allowing them 90
De- CO.'S the, d,pm,d best iu thc matter
ul selecting material. carried unani-
muuslt. thus removing the uhi'ctuus
uf tl, railroad COMPANY
80 this Wncture letter Go Mayor
D. " Elder from superintendent tlr-
ntts Romero off the New McNicu pen
t,utary was read. suggesting the lay
.ua u' a four materials most serious
b, considered. W.. viuriu,d brick. hi-
uIth,. u-uHNt and wood block uu
3D. section u. uu, of CO.,, most used
streets. thus offering practical come
uur.uy, trs, This plan would u'c,s-
situt, tH, DELAY u awarding bids uu
lat, next spring m ,itriucd brick
a th, product OF the r,uit"uuur, and
Mr. Romero I~ DESTROYS cot getting
such 900 npurrtuuir 90 d'moustrat"
ITS superiority
Alderman clarke desired {, rc,uty
tu, .urr,u, impression ina; Do, fayors
wood ulpUk. explaining his stand was
smps Intended 90 secure more light
ON ll th, material. considered and
moro deliberate action. ~, suggested
that the council get someone not IN
t,r,.t,d in any 1uo material 90 exc
plain 90, good ana bad points OF each.
This explanation could b., given pub-
hcit, through tho papers. thus giving
the public iuu understandings lr the
situation
Alderman sherwood held th, door
| Tor suuly time. discussing th, paving
rupoSuuu 100 general His REMARKS
vu show that Doe .s convinced tuat
wood block win NOT pe satisfactory
here.
"a utu remember 90 vuud nluU Is
| having been used successfully u Fine
land. Il lasting AN unlimited number
of wears there. However. 49, YOU vell
! know, that s. ana except nullN MOIST
climate TIN ground is mover cu'irr-
| Is dry have never seen wood .,Iu. n
used successfully except iu such "a
climate. "A Dallas. Texas. would
sal that IL proved worry uusatisfa .t,ry.
u seems that all authorities. unbiased
in urui'n favor bitulthiD ~ W,
| good, hard wearing ,urtur, pavement
tor this ,limat,
Speaking ut th, infringement rrop-
| lem. MI sherwood suid Thor, b..
ptJCtvull, mo- danger of iutrlugym,ut
cot patent because the Western Pa,ira
I COMPANY WAS and ls willing o. Mi
| without fear and their position Be-
| practically Ga, same as Laughl.u.s. oil
lu ~" tim. intervening bcfor, "a,
reconsideration oi the paving proun-
sitiou 10 is Tho Intention OF each abe
d"ruan 90 obtain all the Inrormati,u
p"ssibl, ou all - the considered ma
tcr.als. thus placing themselves IN q
position Co deal ntolus.uuy with VI,
problem.
sewer Problem.
y peculiar situation 300 regard tu
tho sewer was revealed by Mr. = D.
Sulzcr who appeared hcfor, the u,r,-
ing as e representative of property
owners ON North broadway aud ARA.
asking that IN. sewer running through