The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-21
STILL N-GAME, IS
STATEMENT MADE BY
ALDERMAN T|AGLEY
Although Deprived Of Privilege Of
Working Gratis on the Streets,
Councilman Says He viii Work
for Greater City.

At tho meeting OF the city council
which was held last night. tho G
that has been held since the prolonged
recess. Mayor Henry Wcsterfeld. ow-
ing to the recent election OF two new
aldermen. thought thai there should
be a reappointment OF committees. iie
appointed the following:
Finance-Switzcr. chairman; Booth
and Simms.
Sewer-Tingioy. chairman. Gilbert
and Hammond.
s,rceis-De Tulio. chairman: Din
son ami Gilbert.
/, Pollce-switzer. chairman: de Tulio
and Booth,
Fire-Booth. chairman; Gilbert
and simmH.
water--simms, chairman. switser
aud Hammond.
orievance--Hammond. chairman:
Gilbert and Simms.
Building. Llght and Fuei-Gihson.
chairman. Tfngley and Booth.
Engiueering-Giibert. chairman:
simms and Booth.
Ordinance-Booth, chairman; swift.
ger and de Tulio.
IT'S all a part OF the game" de-
clared clyde Tingley, alderman from
the second wgrd today In discussing
the fact that he wa deposed as chair
man OF the street committee by Mayor
Henry Westerfeld.
II am now in the same class with
Ivan Grunsfeld. alderman from the
fourth ward under the BoatriEht adj
ministration, continued MIR Tingley
Mayor Boatriaht placed Mr.. Gruns-
field on the sewer committee and
Mayor Wcstcrfeld has honorcd me in
a like tanner.
Tho mayor may believe that he b.
doing the best thing for the city Va
%depuyinE me ~ the privilege OF work
ing six or seven hours zach day gratis
in street work. but ! know the results
have obtained and ! will he satisfied
to let them speak FOR th.mselves
THE mayor may also believe that
the sewef committee Is uuimportant.
but II j. not. I am going to put In "a
lot OF time IN chairman ~ the sewer
committee in seeing that the new
pump is properly installed. that the
sewers are properly flushed. and that
the sewer system " Albuquerque Is
placed In tip top shape. We spent
over 100000 for the system and :
propose 10 see that We get value re-
coived.
There are many things to bc done
for A%lbuouerque outside Of street
work. We ought "a I'VE a definite
' plan Of civic botterment. We ought
To begin right now to provide for
more parks, Tor more paved street.
and for many other Improvements OF
a like nature.
Pave Central Avenue.
1T Is my opinion that we should
pave Central avenue without DELAY
from sixth street 10 Fourteenth street
As ] understand the situation, TN,
paving was blocked the last time, FOL
lowing q legal battle. merely hecausS
mary Of the property owners objected
to the class or kind OF paving pro.
posed 10 be laid. / have been inform.
ed by property owners In the propose,
paving area. that they are not %
posed to paving. In fact they want 1,
and are willing to sign up for 1t.
Albuquerque Is behind In pavini
and we ought 20 get busy az once. W
, should not only pave Central avenuo
but North Fourth street. Nor;l
Twelfth street and other streets.
believe with little effort we ran pay
First street from Tijeras north 1
Fruit avenue.
Lets get busy and start the paylnI
bug and keep ny la this respect wit
Las Vegas. Phoenix. FL Paso and man
other southwestern towns
> I'm for a greater Albuquerque
chairman OF the street committee O
chairman OF the sewer committee. IL
all the same to me"
Mayor weaterfeld las
&. might that he had decided TO retir
Alderman Tingloy rom the stree
committee because Tinglcy had faile
/, Ito keep the streets clean.
= Preceding the appointment of con
Imittees the members discussed :
= some extent thN proposition Of a !
+. McMllen. president OF the Waite
Supply company, which was submittc
some time ago. The aldermen favore
the first part Of the arbitration piai
. which provides for engineers to rel
. resent the city and also the wat'
company in their arbitration. IT,
councrmcn were OF the opinion th'
Chief Justice L.. II. Hanna Of the stat
| supreme court should cast the deci'
I ing opinion in ease OF a disagreement
This alters from the plan propus'
1 by Mr MrMillou iu that the l1tt'
suggested that 70 third engineer 90
appointed uy chief Justice Ham
should set the final price. tn" pla
was LETT open fur decision tonight
The council voted 10 oump'nmi
y with r. a. Doris. who sued the cii
70 tor $50. Unn pu account Of the death
81 his SON. who 1891. killg1 Dos the Oh
engine. Dos giving Nh. Doris s, 70
20 was understood that Mr. Doris won
, accept Tho question wls subject
veto hv the mayor however who HI
81 two DAYS in which To- approve on di
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