Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26
Municipal Fathers Having a
Strenuous Time Win LaUs

result iu forcing them To- discontinue.
For fifteen minutes various mein-
hers 81 the council argued with Mr..
skinner oudcnvoring tn prove 20 him
that tho family trade license was tho
most feasible solution of the battle
said Co exist between retailers and
Wholesalers ut the present time. Tho
family liquor license was laid ON the
table for the time being ana the cOun-
cil passed ON Go consideration Of or.
dluHucc asa placing the wholesale o.
quor license at $50 and prohibiting
Wholesalers from settling to other than
retail dealers Mr. skinner again en-
torcd an objection, declaring that iu
his opinion the wholesalers should pay
uu annual license of 5000 for the priyi-
lego uf selling to retailers ana pay an
additional $500 for e. family liquor u.
o,usc iu the event they wished To- ca
ter to family trade MIR Sknucr's po-
s.tiuu on the wholesale license prcci-
plated an eight Coruorvd cpuNcrsu-
tion which lasted nearly thirty min
uice. city Attorney Lester taking "a
prominent part explaining Co Mr.
skinner what had been done during
the last several weeks with reference
to the consideration Of she wholesale
license question by "a special commit
tee appointed by the mayor with the
consent OF tho council
"r committee was Go report
back ,v council" said Mr. skin
urr
That's The report of the commit
toc-t that ordinance you are now CON.
sldcring." declared the city ATTORNEY.
The council proceeded to place Tho
wholesale otdHDucc ou us inst and
second readings and began Co read
the ordinance by sections when again
! Mr.. Skinner objected. with thr result
/ that tho council went into executive
session Emerging from executive
session both the family trade liquor
/ liyonsc aud the Wholesale liquor o.
/ ccnse were placed ON their final pass
! age ana declared passed ass originally
| drafted with the exception that ln the
/ ease Of the family trade license the
! council consented to tho incorport-
/ ton OF O. clause permitting druggists
/ to sell alcohol and Co compound pro
| scriptions with whisky ana alcohol
| the amendment being introduced and
, accepted without objection
Paving Measures Read.
! ordinances if9 ana $50. relative iu
! the placing Of items ON proporty
against which assessments have bees
made for paving improvements. ver,
read hN sections. ordinance 4Tg pro-
vidcs for the collection hy the im.
provrmcut company of S3E.6525. tn,
total cost of tho paving between
Broadway ana sixth street Ordi
nance iSO provides for assossinl
property for tho paving between TI
iorns road and Silver avenue. the Co.
m Improvement cost being sll.
1Sl.1O. the ordinances contained th'
names ot the property owners Ga,
lot and block number aud other iu
formation of like character.
Council VIII Go Jusrlding.
mo order tu demonstrate tu che
members OF the council what ten. h'
teen and twenty miles Uu hour 10
fpccd means, Mayor SELLERS Niu tax,
the aldermen ont ioy riding sunday
leaving central avenue and Ss,0u'
street go 1880 90. m. Boa three tuurIul
ears TN, mayor invited t1r rouuci
Du tho joy ride following u discussion
of ordn3Hr, tsi. which regulates th,
speed az which vehicles may travel %
the city limits
IIotcl- Must Keep i,cgi~lcrs,
ordinance iI.. which Requires k,ep
,rs ut lotclE aud ruumuE houses @
keep register available Go the gem
lvpl public ut dl times Donuinlul
the names of ull persons stopping %
tdcIr puocs Was referred tu tho pu
lice committee for amendment
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