Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-07
REGULAR MEETING oF THE CITX
COUNCIL

February 5, 1912.
Meeting called to order oy Mayor
Elder
Present: Aldermen Reidy, Auge.
Conroy. sherwood. Coon, Wroth and
Clarke.
Minutes Of meetings held as fol-
lows were read and approved; Adj
iourncd regular meeting January "a;
Regular meeting january 18th; add
journed regular meeting January nth
and special meeting January 3Oth.
DR.. wroth moved that rules be
suspended in order to give Mr.. .. ~.
Marion opportunity TO address conn-
ell. Granted.
Mr.. Marion then addressed council
In regard TO crossing bell at TiJeras
avenue railroad orossipgs claiming the
same to be a nuisance and owing TO
It's continual ringing. To have lost It's
value as q danger signal, and praying
that nuisance be aOated.
Moved by Alderman Wroth, second
ed by Alderman Auge, that this DO
referred 10 COMMITTEES having having
charge of this railroad crossing mat
ter. Carried.
The following bills were read,
came having been duly approved:
j. Klein, express charges. l.6O
j. Klein. express charges ... 3t5
Julius Pearce, reserve batteries 9.S5
Geo. w Ward. dogs killed by
| pound master ....-.......s.. 2U'Oo
Green Watson, feeding prisoners S9.6S
=. NJ Sandoyal, rent December,
First street property. ....... 600
+. vigil, contra acequia settle
ment ....................,. 1900
settlement ....."........ 500
r. l.. Ormsbee, auditing city
clerks books ............., $500
Moved by Alderman Reidy, sec
onded by Alderman Conroy, that bills
be paid as read, and that clerk be
/ directed 20 draw warrants for same,
Carried: Aldermen Reidy, Auge, Con-
roy. sherwood, COcn, WrOth and
Clarke voting Eyes"
Bills OF q. A Matson & Co., for
$500 stationery. and Laura b. Martin,
stenographer for $1,000, both cover
ing expenses incurred by committee
on commission form OF government,
were referred to finance committee.
upon motion OF Alderman Wro.h,
seconded by Alderman Auge. Motion
beiEg carried.
| Colonel John Borradaile asked and
was given permission 20 address the
council relative TO the establishment
of free public market, presenting a
petition signed hy the RIO Grando
Valley Farmers ana Producers as
ISOLATION, petition as follows being
read;
city OF Albuquerque. n. NJ
February 9Th 1912.
lTo the Honorable Mayor and City
Council. City OF Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
Gentlemen:
We the undersIrnod--Tae Central
Rio Grande Valley Farmer and Pro-
duce association. do hereby petition
your honorable hoard, that action and
consistent with the advancement of
the city, 0e taken "a establish free
municipal market, within the city OF
Albuquerque.
We respectfully orer reasons FOR
such action:
First. II will have tendency "a
prevent congestion OF the business
streets.
, second. II will permit the city ON
ciais 10 regulate the sanitary control
b. Nl All impure ihhNf l'N"A"A AAA"Nhh
, out the residence district, preventing
the spread OF disease.
Third. Il will stimulate the in
, crease OF our home productions, boy
! having the Same before the public.
4 Fourth II will be- an inducement
: for she country people 20 come mor'
, often 10 the city especially during th'
I bad weather, when tho farmer canno
work the land, making a greater asse
a 90 the merchants and their business
a Fifth. This city not having a suit
aD.e place 70 display our valley pro
4 ducts. the ESTABLISHING OF a public
1 market win answer he purpose an'
q give the stranger an opportunity q
n realize what can be grown In thi
y valley.
4 tsigned)
h THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY FAR
a MER AND PRODUCERS ASSN.
q JOHN WOODWARD.
President.
3 @. sGANZlNf,
d Secretary
y A petition was then read, cOverin
/. the same subject from the Woman
Roy Stamm, speaking as a membo
b of committee appointed by the Com