Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-15

10 appropriate ssso.OOO for That pun.
pose.
ar. Duty showed how great the
advantages were % the states which
Ind representation on the grounds,
ana suggested that tho vislt ~ the
Van Franciaco men misht he repeated
with Albuquerque ~ the Objective
point ana With results equally bone.
flclai.
Frank Mckee moved thai the COM
mercinl club 1T Aihuquc rquo invite the
Fan FraDcisco Commercial club 70
como 10 Albupurfvpe. on visit To
boost the Panama 1sacinc exposition.
isnsilmo In January This vas en-.
Enthusiastically carried.
The boosters VIII probably stay two
days on their vlsit No expense win
be accustomed tht local people because
of tho trip In any way.
Educational Association IN 1919.
President stern then brought uF the
matter of securing The next mcetine
81 the Educational association. which
Is now IN session IN santa We. Tor A.
huauerque. he gave assurance that
would work for Albuquerque al the
session. but suggested thai commit
tee " Commercial club members
misht accomplish more.
A. A.. McMlliin said that In order to
:, cure the meeting for Albuquerque u
WAS necessary for the club 90 show an
interest This was borne out by NJ. y.
Hickey. who told OF careless treatment
~ The members at formor session
held here. whsn the school board
charged Thorn for the use Of the
school buildings.
n YVES decided that committee Of
three be named 10 So 10 santa 81 and
invite the teachers 10 come 10 Aibu-
queraue IN 1919, and 10 assure them
of the good faith Of Albuquerque ia
making the invitation.
4. c. culver then took the floor and
detailed the plan endorsed by the
Commercial club last fall. OF having
union meeting ~ railroad men IN
this city in May. II appeared from
Mr. Cuiver'e statements that a union
meeting Of tho slze contemplated
would be far too large a matter for
the local fircmen 10 finance alone, and
he accordingly asked what the Com
mrrcini club could do about Il To help
Highland lodge. The president suE.
Fcsicd that as the amount wanted "a
finance the thing was only $4,000 81
little less. and the project Itself was
Of slza comparable 20 the annual
fair. as regarded tho money TO BE-
spent. he thought a committee might
be appointed TO see what could be
done In the nnaciai line. This met
with the approval OF the club. and a
motion promising for the committed
was passed.
MIR. stern then spoke OF the crylna
need of Albuquerque for decent
streets. and suggested that the Com
merclal club take hand In Eettine
them. w y. Metcaif called the delay
In selecting n paving material and
having II laid was a shame ana scan
dni, and spoke strongly for the paving
of the business district at once.
Frank Mckee moved that the pres
ident and directors Of the club be In
strucied to attend the paving meeting
Friday nlgh and urge the immediate
adoption OF some type OF paving. This
was carried. with the addition that 81
kmembars nf AlAsA- elsh s1ar<l tsasls@s a<ie1 I
10 attend as well as the directors.
Mr.. Mntcalf then asked whit had
becoma OF the county survey ~
was informed by President stern thai
T, AIR. Zimmerman had completed about
half Of Il. and that he was under o
competent bond Of $4,000 10 COM
plete the balance. There was som,
difference of opinion as to the leea
ability OF the county commissioner
TO pay for the survey, on account OF
recent developments In the dehclcnc,
fund status. but the meeting adjourn
ed without discussing the matter al
any length