Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-05
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GRANTED ONCE
NOTORIOUS
ARCADE


THE city council last night. by prnc.
litailg unanimous vote. Aldermen
sehcer alone dlsseniins. decided 20 a..
ss@ u saloon lcenae for abe Arcade "a
aia south First street The license
YVES arantea 10 che Southwestern
brewery and lee eamoany only after
ptlo piackmenn, president 81 the
company. had promised the council
that che plaee would be Operated IN
fespees asis mapnar ard that the for
mlor uanaEtmeni az no place would
have nothing 20 90 with a.
License Cor the Arcade was revoked
b. the council some months ago al
the time the council decided that Al
bequerque had a great auficiency ~
saloons. The place has never enjoyed
q very good reputation and n haa been
frequently necosaary for the police 10
invade Il and arrest Some az the dem
izens. both male and female.
The state iaw provides that licenses
10 sell liquor IN elites may be- granted
oaly when the application 10 backed
by petition signed by n majority of
the property owners IN the half block
In which the proposed saloon ~ TO he
located Tho city council Of Albu-
onerane. however, holds that this re-
striction does not amply when the pro-
posed Saloon Is located ia what u call
Cd the business district.
After disposinR 81 the saloon license
and passing a somewhat drastic ordi-
nance designed 10 keep people from
walking on the Santa Re right Of way
or invading the switching yards Of the
company. the council. under suHpen-
sion OF the rules. passed an ordinance
Increasing the GALAXY of the city attor-
ney 20 500 per month. The council
had just adopted resolution allow
INK City Attorney Lewis the sum of
t232 for extra fees on account Of the
litigation Win the water supply COM
pany.
Upon recommendation OF Councils
fnmn skinner. chairman Of the water
committee. the council ordered the eN-
tension Of me water main on West
Silver avenue from First 10 Third
street, and on motion Of Councilman
Thomas the council ordered cement
sidewalka laid on West Iron avenue
from First 10 Fifth. a petition 20
open Fruit avenue from its present
Terminus al Seventh sGeet TO the
western city limits was referred 10
the street committee.
The report OF the city hall commit
ten. which az EXPECTED last night was
not received and Alderman scheer.
chairman. asked for further time. The
report viii be made "a the meeting
THURSDAY
Another matter which w'u be taken
up Thursday might Is the proposed
changes In tho health ordinance. es-
pecialiy that portion 81 II regulating
milk dealers and dairymen.
city Chemist Clark has recommend
ed that dalrymen. who will nave 10
pay SIC per annum under the propos-
ed ordinance and who are az present
taxed 81 per annum for each COW
owned by them. be exempted from
this tax on the first twelve COWS The
chemist also recommended that the
SIC tax be made applicable only 10
such persons az own two or more
COWS instead OF one. as the present
draft ~ the ordinance reads.
Professor Ciark's report showed
that extensive improvements have
been made In nearly al Of the dairies
Ia the city which are rapidly being
brought 20 the hlgh standard required
by the proposed ordinance. Most OF
the dealers have recently had their
COWS tuberculin tested. are using the
narr0w mouthed milk cans. washing
adders before milking and other y isa
taking every precaution 10 keep their
product sanitary.
The following table shows the con
dltion 81 the milk sold IN Albuquerque
as shown by tests made By the chem
tgt.
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