The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-17
PROPERTY OWNERS
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uniyersity's value To- A%lauquorquc.
These figures, prepared los the score
tdry OF the university. showed that
this year tho institution ana It's stu
dents would spend Sos. 900 in cash
IN this city for absolutely necessary
expenses. and chiefly among retail
merchants.
Dean e.. T.. Hodein. another prop
crty Nner ON the avenue. emphasized
tho other side OF the matter. lie rec
frrred to the cultural ana refining
side and brought forward the Instance
~ an eastern New Mexico man who
had sent his daughter ont Of tho
state 20 college because ho aid not Ike
the rough approaches 10 the uniyer-
sity. The Improvement, he thought.
would save the county molcv IN the
long run, since Il would avert forever
danger % large and destructive
floods u resulting washouts.
i have been hoping and looking
for this for eighteen ears" Or. Hold
gin concluded. and ] hope thIs ia
vorahle opportunity for this vitality.
important work will not be permitted
10 pass"
Dr. Margaret Cartwriphl stated her.
approval Of tfc paving plan. as AHA
j. e. Luthy. Rev. Hush A.. Cooper ana
others, although Mr.. Cooper stated
that tho board OF directors OF tho.
Presbyterian s1uitarium would have.
To- be informed definitely as Go costs.
before they could nc asked 90 pass fin
ally on the matter. ~ was Indicated
several times during the meeting that
this matter OF definite costs was one
90 hc placed before the state highway
commission and 70 conolu ion reached
Louis A.. McE1e. OF the city school
honrd stated that M the Monday
night meeting OF the board the mat
of paving came up and the board
was unanimously for IL and further
more tho board hud a building im-
provomcnt fund which would De ado
puato for n high schools frontage
thus avcrting necessity for ans tax for
The purpose.
I'm ImportHnt County Highway.
George a kascman brought out an
important phase of the proposed im-
proyomout WHOM hc pointed out t.utl
East Central avenue was the gateway
into Albuquerque tor half OF Bcrl1l-l
DO couutt; thut hundreds and thous-
of freight wagons used 10. is well
home and touring automobiles. ANA
hat tu put the street INTO permanent
.oudifion would oc % sound business
Investment or benefit 90 tho whole
county.
Col H. T. a. SELLERS and Secretary
Cyan of Tho club had prepared 70 list
,l 1ll property owners ON the street
Broadway ana The university
.ampus This Iist was read ANA thcl
.o po1ses showed half Of the front
go Doc represented ut tho
meeting and in favor OF the paving.
work starts nj Once.
ON motion off Mr.. Brooks Colonel
Mr. Egan and Mr.. Groso Vorel
appointed r. committee 60 SOC the rest
If she property owners. Go oommuul-
with non resident owners and to
~ once e. petition carrying
he approval of AN tho property I'M
Crcsts o1 the street to De presented
10 the highway commission M % meet 4
ng 90 Doc ARRANGED hy tho directors
. thc club. 4
Tho same committee VAS instructed
70 prepare n second petition PRESENT.
90 the state highway eomm sion
sentiment OF Albuquerque prom
rty interests generally bon behalf o.
be- highwaf.
Tomorrow mor1lng the general poe I
uon blanks wiz nc placed az u dozen !
incrcui stations lu Albuquerque 4
here property owners are asked 90 \
Itl and sign tfcm. Tho property 4
Nnors' petition is practically COM
lcto this afternoon n ls hoped tn 4
lace tho whole matter before the
ate highway commission w.ihiG "a }
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