Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
ORGANIZATIONS
DECLARE LAW IS
NOT ENFORCED
Committee Representing Clubs
and Associations Present
Resolutions to Mayor and
City Council,

A committee composed of Mrs. G. II.
Conner. Mrs. Jessie NJ. Stroup and
Mrs j. A. Miller called on Mayor ID.
IT, Boatright and presented "A copy of
a set Of resolutions adopted by varl-
Gus organizations urging enforcement
Of certain ordinances now on the city
ordinance book, but which the com
mittee alleges are not enforced
The committee wishes to obtain the
cooperation of the mayor. city coun-
ell and all citizens for a "clean, sani-
tary and flyess Albuquerque.
Mayor Boatright promised the COM
mittee Yesterday that he would do
everything possible TO assist In the
works urged by the various organiza-
TONS The resolutions presented to
the mayor are as follows.
Albuquerque n NJ, Aug. Is, 1914.
Mr.. ID. II. Boatright, Mayor OF Albu.
querquc, Albuquerque, \. NJ.
Dear Sr:--At meeting held Tues
day. August 1, 1914, at the CONNER
cal club. committee was appointed
by the president Of the Commercial
club to draft resolutions, and present
same to the mayor and city council.
This committee represents the Com
mercial club, Retail Merchants assoc
citation. Woman's club. Tuesday club
and Parent Teachers association.
1t is the intention and earnest de-
sire of all these organizations TO
cooperate with the mayor and city
council in civic betterment of our city.
We have chosen for our motto, Law
Enforcement"
Therefore, be II resolved In behalf
of these different organizations, we
ask the honorable mayor ana city
council to enforce articles Nos. 1882.
sec. Meat poultry, game, fish,
sea food, dried or preserved foods,
dates figs cherries, grapes, berries,
cut fruits, melons, cracked nuts or
cut meats, candies, maple sugar con-
fectionery or bakers products shall
not be kept. sold. or offered for sale
In or near an open window or door
way. outside of a building or in any
street. private way, or public place OF
the city of Albuquerque, unless so COW
cred or screened as to be protected
from contact with animals, flies and
dust
No article intended To be used as
food shall be exposed or displayed in
any street or way. or i'm front of any
place of business, unless the bottom of
the box or other receptacle containing
such articles is raised at least TWEEN
ty-four inches above the sidewalk.
platform, or landing upon which such
receptacle rests"
sec. 32.-Meats or other products
named in section 81, shall not be car
ried through any street, private way,
or public place unless properly pro-
tected or screened from dust and flies.
Every person being the occupant or
lessee of any room, STALL building, or
place where any meat, poultry game.
fish, sea food. milk, vegetables, butter
fruit, confectionery, bankers products,
or other articles intended for human
food shall be kept, stored. sold or Of
fered for sale. shall maintain such
room. stall, building or place and its
appurtenances In a clean and whole
some condition Every peddler of
foodstuffs from wagons or carts. In
addition to the covering or screen pro-
vided for in this regulation shall keep
in his wagon or cart a suitable recep-
tacle for the wastes of his business,
such wastes to be disposed of in
manner that shall not create nuis-
ance."
Sec. 446--It shall be unlawful for
any occupant, owner or agent of any
of any piece of land to suffer or per-
init any noxious weeds to grow and
remain upon such lot or piece of land,
or in the street or alley in front of or
abutting thereon; and any such
occupant. owner or agent who shall
fail, refuse or neglect to cut or de-
stroy such noxious weeds. after five
days written or printed notice from
the sanitary officer shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor. and. upon
conviction thereof, shall be fined in
any sum not less than five dollars nor
more than fifty dollars, and each time
that such occupant, owner or agent
shall fail, refuse or neglect to cut or
destroy such noxious weeds, after
receiving the notice above provided
for, shall be a separate and distinct
offense.' (Ord. AT Sec. ID
Sec. 46S.-And no person shall de-
post. or cause to be deposited, any
garbage, rubbish, manure. dead AMI
mails or other offensive or unwhole-
some matter at any place other than
that designated as the city dumping
ground" cord. 1926, Sec. 80
Sect shall be unlawful for any
person to move garbage or liquid,
refuse, night soil, ashes and other
refuse and offal to place designated as
the city dumping ground, or to use
cart. vehicle or vessel for carrying
any nauseous or offensive substances
which shall not be strong, tight and
covered so as to be inoffensive, and of
which the sides shall be made so high
above the load or contents, that no
part OF such contents shall fall, leak
or spill therefrom Nor shall any per-
son or persons move the contents OF