The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-24
I am for the charter and hope IL will carry.
A. Z. WALKER, Cashier. Citizens Bank


be a distinct benefit to Albuquerque; therefore, ! am
in favor of II. G. o. CUsHMAN,
Manager, +. L. Washburn Co.
have always been for what is best for Albu;
querque, and in my opinion the city charter should
carry. E. j. ALGER, Dentist.
From the experience of many years in handling
Indian school affairs for the United States govern
ment, / am convinced that the charter should carry
and that an efficient manager should be appointed to
manage the city's affairs.
R. PERRY, supt. Indian School.
was one of the trainers of this charter and l want
to take this opportunity to say that it is not the work
of any one man. We all did the very best we could in
trying TO give this city a form Of government that
would be an improvement over what we have at the
present time. l hope the charter will carry, and l shall
J. T, MCLAUGHLIN, Mining.
In my opinion the charter will carry by a good
majority. If the people neglect this opportunity they
will have registered a desire for the form OF govern
ment which has been unsuccessfully tried in Albu,
querque for many years. d. A. RoSENWALD,
Rosenwald Bros. Dept. Store.
am unqualifiedly in favor Of the charter passing
and / shall support 1t and do all l can toward seeing
that it is carried. w. P S0UTHARD,
Mgr. Albuquerque G., E. l. & P Co.
am in favor of the charter.
WARD ANDERSON, Albright & Anderson.
believe in a commission form OF government and
the charter in my opinion should carry. l am surely
in favor of it. H, EMORY DAVIS,
Sec. o. A. Matson g. Co.
l shall vote for the city charter and do all l can to
see that 1t carries at the polls Tuesday.
LESTER COOPER, Agent, REQ Automobiles.
In my opinion, the charter is a step forward for
the city OF Albuquerque. l am heartily in favor Of 1t.
REV. HUGH A. COOPER.
am for Albuquerque in everything that is good.
Therefore, | am in favor of the city charter and shall
vote for it. N. w. BENNING
Manager, Albuquerque y. M. c. A.
1 am in favor of the city charter and believe that
it will carry at the Tuesday election l shall do all |
Secretary, Commercial Club.
am in favor of the city charter.
RUSSELL MEAD,
Mgr. Whitney Hardware Co.
You can count on my support for the city charter.
| think it is necessary for Albuquerque.
BERT SKINNER,
Manager, Skinner Grocery Co.
have always been in favor of the charter and have
not seen any arguments advanced by the opponents of
the same that have in the least changed my mind,
Physician and Surgeon, ST. Joseph 5 ssnatorium.
My experience as councilman of the city of Albu.
querque proves to me it is the wrong system. l am, l
nope, big enough to be for my city before / am Tor my
ALBERT sIMMs. Attorney.at-law.
l am in favor Of the commission form of govern.
ment and heartily endorse the city charter.
H j. MKIN
Conductor, Santa Fe Railroad.
am in favor of the charter, as l believe that It is
the proper method to manage the business affairs of a
fourteen million dollar corporation, which is exactly
what the city of Albuquerque is.
E L. CoRIELL, Actuary.
anticipate the city charter will give the city of
Albuquerque a business administration instead Of a
political one. j. 4. N N
Mgr. Continental Oil Company.
To my mind the Whole question to be decided by
the voter is whether the citizens of albuquerque are
competent to govern themselves. This charter gives us
the power < Changing our charter as tire and eXpe-
rience may dictate. To change our present charter we
must appeal TO the state legislature, which meets only
once in two years, and We must teke whatever that
worthy band may feel disposed to hand out to us. l
am for home rule for Albuquerque.
A. G.. SH0RTLE,
President Albuquerque Sanatorium.
/ am for the charter and commission form of gov.
eminent, believing that II will make for efficiency and
business administration in the management of civic
affairs.
CLARK M. CARR, sheepman.
The city charter is a forward step. It means
the charter,
A. B. sTRoUP, Attorney atlaw.
Anything is better than what we have now.
JOHN LEE CLARKE, Merchant.
have lived under commission form of government
and endorse II absolutely. / am for the charter.
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