The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-08
WILL Be
REGULATED BY
COUNCIL
Committee Instructed to Pre-
pare Ordinance: That Sub
mitted by Trolley Receiver
Is Pronounced Too Strong.

Regnlntion OF the jitney service.
hut not quite to the extern proposed
by George Rosiingon. receiver OF the
trolley company, L. promised by no
city council. MFR. Rosilngton sub
mitted an ordinance 10 the council
at n recent meeting.
II think that's too strone." said
Alderman Ivan Grunsfeld when the
ordinance was read for the first dime
officially last night. II believe the
ordinance committee, the iitney PEG.
pie and h street a company should
set together and frame up an ordin-
ence more satisfactory To- all"
The ordinance IL too strong" said
Alderman George u. Hammond. -
know Mr. ~Rosiington's position aud
don't blame him.
on Alderman A. n. Coen's motion
the ordinance was tabled and the or
dinance committee was instructed to
draw up another. J. A. Miller Of
Miller A Craig. appeared as attorney
for the jitncy operators and address
ed the council In their interests. T..
l.. Crosse appeared for Mr.. Rosling-
ton. who Is In bakersfield. California,
on trolley businesa. Mr.. Crosse was
given Go understand that he might
advise MIR. Roslington that the jineys
would be regulated.
DINNER Ordinance Tabled.
On motion Of Alderman Grunsfeid
h ordinance requiring AUTOMOBILES 3
10 dim their lights In the city vas
tabled. Mr.. Grunsfeld said motor
lists needed strong light to see ruts IN
the roadway outside the bright
lighted districts.
Wants Pee Returned.
The Y. NJ G. A. petiiioned for a
return OF the fee paid for buildlng
permit. amounting to $50. Mr.. Ham
mond advised waiting until IL was
learned whether local or cut 81 town
contractors got the 3d.. Council do
cided 10 defer action 60 learn wheth-
or the association OF the contractors
had TO pay the fee.
Ticrncr Owns Horse.
II was voted that Martin Tierfney
H. owner Of the horse the city bought
TO replace one Of his which died while
In tho city's service The vote settles
the question az To title in the animal
Monthly Reports.
Nv NANAtANANN fH
CHIEF McMmin's report showed ttsa
In fines had been collected. NINETY
five arrests were made during the
month Of May and 352 meals we've
served In the Jail
city clerk Hughes reported he col
lccted SIZES during the month. Ciy
Treasurer a. W. Goodrich's repot,
showed the overdran In the lihrnr,
fund had been reduced to $i0.aF.
The balance In all funds May 81, WIS
S~iGis4.33. The receipts were Si3.-
1877 for the month The balance la
all funds on April 80 was si2.1a5.3'.
The balance In the general fund ON
April 80 was 81 $3.50 and on MAJ
81. Il was St.s75.3i
city Engineer Giadding's report
showed that thirty-six building per-
nits had been issued for Improve
ments valued az t22. 56a.50. lie turn
ed into the treasury from fees col
loctcd by his office. titf.iO.
sidewalk ACTIONS.
city Engineer Gladding recon-
mended that the council select ~
least two names from the list oi
property owners who failed to comply
with the sidewalk ordinances recently
passed and advertise Tor bids for
building the walks. lie said many
persons thought the council would
not enforce the ordinance govcrninS
such cases city Attorney Wilkers"n
ard Mr.. GladdinR were directed Il"
mako selections and the attorney WAC
authorized 10 proceed against them