The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17
LIVELY FIGHT IN
OLD TOWN OVER
incorporation
Ants Will Hold Meeting
Sunday Night; Elec-
ton on July 70


What promises to he a warm de-
hate ON the subject. Resolved. Old
Town should incorporate has been
called for Sunday night at the court
house. when the citizens Of precinct
No. IS viii meet at the invitation OF
Jesus Romero to express their opin-
IONS toward the proposed incorpora-
ton.
since the circulation OF the petition
for incorporation. which was signed
by goo voters Of the precinct, and me
authorization OF the election. which
wns set by the county commissioners
for July 90. II has developed that
there is considerable objection to in
CORPORATION on the part OF a large
per cent Of the inhabitants
Ants Arguments.
The arguments against the proposed
movement to make a separate town
Of old albuquerque range from pow
rrty to proprletN. II is claimed IN
the first place that u large majority
Of the residents Of tho district are
financially unable 10 bear the addi-
tlonal expense which n separate cor
porntion would demand. The advant-
ages OF free light, partial fire pro-
lection, road Improvement. police pro-
lection and other benefits now being
received nj the hands OF the county
are looking particularly good to the
Old Town people when they cons der
tina they woul he thrown mn their
own as regards these fea-
lures when they become Il munici-
pnllty.
The expense OF putting In paving.
light and water. "A sewer system, and
other items which those who are back
ing the Incorporation movement put
forth ns The Ultimate objects OF the
organized own IL figured out by the
opposition to he much greater thar
the same could be obtained by join
HNU tho atfV af ~NlhnnnaFAuR.
To stan Pat.
II ls expected hat those who placed
their signatures Of the pctiuon as
desiring incorporation will stand by
their original declaration. The senti-
ment OF both tides seems to hang on
the outcome Of Sundays meeting. even
those who aEitated the movement to-
ward Incorporation expressing a will
lingness to join the city instead II the
project should fall through In the
coming election.
To quote the notice OF the meeting:
This is not a political question, but II
one Of personal interest to all citizens
and residents of aid precinct. and the
undersigned invites all to he present
nad take part In the discussion. The
undersigned win support the pro-
posed Incorporation. or not. ar may he
determined by the expression OF the
minority OF said meeting.
(Signed) JESUS ROMERO.
The names OF the legal voters OF
precinct No. 10 who signed the petit
ton for the incorporation OF Old Town
follow:
Ramon ID. Ortiz. T. A. Gurule. An
tonic J.. Duran. Modesto G. Ortiz. Nes-
tor Chayez Carlos r., Armljo. Albert
u. Garcia, Eilario Lopez, Frank Ger
vantes, Procopio Martinez. Esteban
Romero, Trancito Chavez, Trinidad
Iuca, .Iallio Raharte. Anastacio Del
Vale. Juan Sedillo. Apobno Garcia,
Polinario Fajardo. Federico Il. Perea,
Grcgorio Murphy, $. Salazar. Martin
l.obato. Fflipe Perca, G. Ribas. Frank
Garcia y Garcia Luis Baca. Antonio
Chavez. Solomon ORTIZ. Benerito Orr
liz. Salvador ~Cervantes, Pablo Anzl-
res, Bertlllo Lucero. Mariana Win.
Cosme Balesca uan u. Sedillo. ~
timio Mares Jesus Romero. NJ. l.. Al
hers. Carlos ~Cervantes, Silverio Va
%lencia, Miguel Duran, Jesus Romero.
Jose y. Lucero, Domingo Bnca, Eres
Iucero. Jose Aboiino Sanchez. Felipe
padilla, Dennio A. Martinez. nesider-
10 Abeytla. Luis Ulivarri. Mariana
Werner. Emiterio Pena. Eugenio Mon
tano. Henry G%allegos. r. Mares. n. h.
Snlns. Ismnel n. Duran, Hermanez
chavez, Adrian NJ. Sanchez. Guillermo
Chavez. Serahn Garcia. Manuel Can
delaria. Francisco Griego. Solomon
Madrid. Pascual Dominguez. Juan NJ.
ANbNtfAbt EhhNANH olNAlhH lfAONllNlo H.
Guerra. Amado Sedillo. Erminto Sc
dillo, Pedro Moya. Ed. Rambs. Pablo
Duran. Vidal Santillanes, T.. Mnrcias.
Pablo Rias, q. AtenciO. Remigio Nua-
mes, Pillar WIN. Juan -. Padilla. Abel
Duran. Pascial C%utignola, Sr. Pascual
Cutignola, Ir., Donate Martinez, Gull
lermo Callahan, Julius DE Guyse, Ser
nflco Chavez, Rafael Griego. Juan Ba-
ca y Salazar, Carlos Sesma, -. MontO-
va. Max Baca, Alfredo Garcia, Frank
la Gamma. n. La Gamma, Francisco
Mirabal. I. Il. Sharp, Thos Riley, Zeke
Tlcio Peren. Juan Il. Iamorn, Abran
DE Andn, Florencio Zamora. Junn =
libarri. Manual A. Garcia. Alfred
stephen, Samuel Martinez. w. j. Lo-
nox, r.. $. Lomex. Jose NJ. Armijo.
Nestor Montoya, Thomas Werner. /.
NJ. Amanda. George Martinez. Casim.ro
Sails, Ambrocio Garcia. Geo. II, Blum.
enshine. Edet A. n.nRelella. II. j. Pet
I'll. Urban q. Killing, II. +. Parr, A. n.
Sandoval, John Devlne. CristovaI
Moya. Cornelio Murphy, Jr.. Isidro
Garcia, James Devine. Andres Moyn
Salvador S%andoval. VIM. Van. I'D. NJ
Baca, Cosme Valencia, Solomon Sala.
zar. G. II. Romero. Ezequicl Gutierrez
Luis O'Bannon. Naznrio Jaram, lla,
Louis Del Frate, G. Del Frate. Eide
Montoya. Manuel $. Garcia. Juan Or.
liz, j. Torres, j. NJ. Skinner. a. Ben.
gar. 4. u. Romero. Ezsquiel Gutierrez
Braulio Adianda. Carmel Armijo. Al.
anacio Balera. Roman Serna. Louli
s, Padilla, Mariana Ulibarri. RohcrI
nevine, Nicanor Perea. Manuel y
Kuiz. Juan b. Iamora. Melton Gu.
%tlelrez. Poloquio Garcia. SalomoT
Hernandez. Demetrio Duran. Jose J
Maestas, George Ball. Homer u. Tay
lcr. Manuel Garcia, T.. Romero. Jr., y
Gprclh. antonio iataldon, JiRn Z
bran, Tom Gentry. =. y. Stndoval
j. Basllio Sanchez, Teofll Van Dame
! A.. Warner. A.. Il. Taylor, Fior!Gi
Garcia. FloTencio Sanchez, Nesto.
Sanchez. Frdnk p. Dinner. Antoni,
Chavez. Louis Springer. Louis l.. Grl
ego, Paul Torres. Daniel Romero, JOS
NJ. Lopez ,Ysidro Gonzales. Nick u