The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
.IJERAS CANYON IS
NEXT ON LIST OF
ROAD BOOSTERS
Highway Local Last Night
COnfers With Forest Service
Heads and Decides on Plan
of Action.

Esfnncla valley aud the autoists of
AL sections 90 learn that the next
road In Bernalillo count To hc fixed
is that through Tiieras canyon. such
viii bee The c8sc DO plans formed az
the meeting ol the Albuquerque good
roads local hast night are carried out
aud statements made there are found
ed ON az much fact as the roads
boosters believe.
Tho decision 20 work ON the TiJcras
canyon road followed the
ment hy President q. g. Mnrdorf OF
and the statement By a B Siroup
that the county rua board was dis
posed TO center All its cndeaVurs for
u time on The highway - the Estan-
Ella valley.
District Forestn' 4. g.. Ringlahd
was az the meeting aud stated that
the forest service "A $500 ON hand
right now FOR expenditure between
now aud July I. which was allotted
10 that part OF the Dad through IL
ieras canyon which IL on the Man
znno national forest But, he said.
II do not feel like ordering the cX-
penditure OF this money uutil I know
that the road is going To- be tied up
with other good roads ON both ends,
There b. no sense IN building q little
section of good road Ia the middle
of "a stretch and then leaving both
ends high and dry. any more than
there is ln building "a bridge ATS feet
In the air u falling 20 build APP
proacheH.
This money is available right now.
There will be more after the arst OF
the fiscal year. perhaps "a larger sum,
and there VIII be some available each
year until the road Is finished And
there Will be money Tor maintenance,
that is. 81 our part of tho road. But
/ feel that II n right That the county
should show some effort at cooper
alton before We expend a dollar of Il.
Ne should have a good road con-
Meeting with this that We are TO
build"
MIR. Ringland said that James NJ
Mullen and Howard Waha, district
engineers, and Forest supervisor Hugh
Ia. Celkins had left FOR the canyon
nearly a week ago and were making
la survey Of the entire route with a
view To rad building. He said this
would be finished within a few days
more. and offered q copy az lt To u
local for use with the road board ana
as q basis for other work, on re-
quest, he said. he would be glad TO
have the survey extended to the
mouth of the canyon.
The local authorized the ways and
means committee TO see the county
road board and impress upon them
the importance of Mr. ltingland's OF
fer, also 10 arrange "a meeting of the
forest service roads officers, tho road
hoard and tho Locals committee. This
committee was Informally instructed
10 impress upon the road board that
Sc was cooperation the forest service
wanted.
Mir Mardorf stated that Mr.. quinn,
representing the Dupont Powder COM
pany. had offered Ia donate an the
90. 49, - AaH
work IN Tileras canyon provided eN-
%perienccd men were To- handle 81. Mr.
Kingland offered 60 provide the men,
And in this connection ne said.
"let me say that while We ann cX-
pend money outside the forest houn-
daries we can and will very gladly
give the services of forest officers"
Mr.. Mardorf reported on the mule
deal engineered BY the focal between
the state highway commission n the
county road board. BY this deal the
state commission recently ook over
the ten mule leans and outfits be-
longing 10 the road board "a. "a ngure
near $1,000. about $4,000 less than
they cost In return for this the state
commission agrees TO construct the
road 10 isleta on the west side of the
river within the year and in two years
To finish IL permanently go that with
proper maintenance II will last for
ever.
MIR. Beaver. Of the county road
board, estimated the cost Of the wor
~ be about 2f2. 0Nu, but Mr.. French.
the state engineer, said o Would be
nearer $4,000. said Mr.. Mardorf.
go ] think W. aid well 60 get that
much for $4,000 worth of mules and
harness.
Mr.. Mardorf also reported on the
arrangement made with J. Harry
g. go a. ON m-.H
ISOLATION 10 assist him in getting doc
nations of money Tor that association
from b auto dealers and garages. ia
consideration Of which he ala not su-
licit individual membershipH-at S25O
per meiubership-from D local BUSH
ness men
This deal was made a week ago
last sunday by the VANS and means
committee ana the soliciting was done
the following 0ny Tho committee
did not want any soliciting done here
}or roads except the 81 IL b. asking
from each man a. an annual MEM
bcFship Zee. Mr. Minors &2.ap prupo-
Eiton would have made this dollar
mighty hard To get the2 felt
Three lantern slide meetings We're
reported by Mr.. Stfoup. one nt pajh-
rito, one az Alameda and one a. the
settlement south OF town. An had
been successful. hc said. the school
houses being jammcd M each case.
A week from sunday afternoon there
Will be n meeting al Tilerns 10 which
the general public h. invited. This
Will begin a. 2 o'clock in the after
noon. As many local people as can
are urged 10 attend.
Tho local allowed some small hilla
and ordered them paid as soon as the
dues came IN, II also borrowed So
TO cover the Albuquerque share OF tht
expense Of logging the Panhandle
Pacific road and Including that los
Ia the Blue Book. This WAS forward
ed 20 Secretary Holman Of the Pan
handie-Pucinc association this morn
ms.
The meeting last night was the best
/ for "a long time. n vas brief ana
| anappy and the attendance was fairly
good. IL IA hoped 20 have better at
tendance az succeeding meetings
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