The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-16
ALDERMAN SKINNER
WILL NOT co
TO MEETING
Republican InquisitiOn Will
Have to Get Along Without
Its Intended Victim. May
or and Gibson to Attend.

Rancor raised during the mayoralty
conpaign has been revived hy the
sudden shift of object behind the
second ward meeting tonight, which
started out 10 be a lamblikc gather
ing for the purpose 81 organizing a
neighborhood Improvement %associa-
tiou and bccamc overnight "a pro-
Eoatright and anti-Dcmocratic rally.
with the old redlight issue as the
rallyinF cry.
Alderman j. 4. SINNERS friends
were reused last evening by the cir
culation OF an unsigned notice
throughout the ward to the effect that
Mr.. skinner would he arraigncd at
the meeting for his attitude on the
mayors redlight ordinance. Coun-
Gilman skinner and Councilman GLIB
BON. the other second ward aldermen,
nave been invited to attend the meet
iag So has Mayor Boatrieht, who
lives in the ward. Gibson has voted
with the mayo on all occasions ~
council. go he has nothing to explain
ON the rcdlight issue or anything
else that is hothering the reform
era" Among the latter are num-
bcrcd the Democrats who bottled at
the last election after their protest
AGAINST the nomination 81 -. x. y.
Sellers was ignored.
Councilman skinner has plenty Of
friends In the ward. and u was said
today that they would make h e point
90 he on hand ana give n manifesto
tion of the ward sentiment on their
oNn account. other friends Of MI.
Skinner have urged him To- Ignore
the meeting.
Alderman skinner said today That
he would not attend the meeting. j.
was said that the moving spirits be-
hind the meeting are All Republican,
aud mat the whole thing H. a Repuh-
Hcan game of the peanut variety. II
ig hoped to affect the Democrntie
vote, the aim being not only 10 dis
up m, old campaign issues but TO
keep open the breach between the
regulars" and the anu-selicrs Dem
ocrats. The hand that wrote That
the People May Know is seen IN the
advertisements and dodgers put out
TO get M crowd at h second ward
schoolhousc tonight.
SAYS LIQUOR LIRE
RUINS YOUNG MIN
Mayor Boatright said today d "a
b. was determined a. Seep liquor out
/ If the houscs In the redlight district
~ there was any possible way TO 40
lit. Liquor In connection with resorts
wos tho worst feature Of the tcnder-
| ioln problem everywhere, the mayor
said. The knoWlcdge that they could
get liquor in the places served 20 at
tract young mcn 20 such places ana
the liquor supply helped 90 keep them
there after they hHd entered. said
the mayor Eu n nt.geB would have
a hard time running without liquor
tho mayor said.
IN, mayor said his attention was
called 10 the fact that the North
Third street houFcH where liquor W.
censes had tscn taken away were
still being supplied by n case thit'
Wusifated how young men went "a
ruin. a bright young traveller 'oi
an eastern house has been In Aihi
uuerguc for two weeks. He was "a
ha1e left Tucsdn;. and % friend An.
wanted 20 make sure hat he woul'
got the train. went looking for him
A NNN MNH NNAfM MAMNN NN NHf ~ "
Third street houses. indifferent q
tram business obligations or 70
thing else "a a good time. tn
mayor heard of that c,se and learned
for the nrst time that liquor WA
stll holne sold In the houses. II VA
said that hccr brought the house =
Il boi lc.
The mayors order 40 the saloon
feepsir af ihe district. %forhidding th'
sale - lnlor 90 the koepers oi th'
resort foiluwcd the disclosure of tina
case.
N the fa'orukeerers want 90 htnl
In bur.r they must NOT srll 90 th'
RESORT SAID the mayor 81 the'
disregard the girit ~ the order
have aifen ! VIII find q way 90 pa
hem ,ui of hnsine and apply To-.
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