The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-14
OF {. TO ASK
LOWER RATE FOR
PAVING Cement
Petition Congress to
Give Quick Help to
Indian School

Tho paving program OF tho city
was tuc subject Of much Discus
sion tt the meeting Of the board
~ directors 81 the Chamber OF
Commerce last uiuht. Huu fhc
board voted UhHt ono Of the first
things that would h" put up tu fh'
business manager uf tbn chamber
when Doc be- elected Will ho tu Ht-
tempt to ge' from the Santa Fe
railroad u special rat" on asphalt
and cement Tor paving purposes
This decision was brought about
through O. suggestion ty George
r. Breeze who insisted thu' be
believed 90" railroad would COM
ply with such re- request readily
lie also stated that the city should
use "a cheaper type Of paving than
tec standard tyne now used. so
that the paving uf streets lu tie
CITY cuuli hp more extensive.
Tho business manager for fhe
organization will hv chosen al "a
special meeting ~ the directors
called for $50 O'Clock "Wednesday
afternoon. whom every effort VIII
l, used Co got % large attendance
OF directors 90 the meeting Mr
Brorre stated that be- thought the
action should be- taken llsr night
while they had "a quorum together
counting out thc difficulty which
has been had In the pasl few
weeks iu trying Geo get "a quorum
out
Rabbi Molse bergman protested
20 this. stating that Tor the vlDc-
tiuu OF % manager "a big meet ug
should be had. In order Co avoid
friction which might arise later.
Tile object OF mceu.ng was
90 helm iu some way o. have con
rrDs- take immodln action ON
ths fire al The Indian school lu
order 90 overcome th" temporary
iuCluNs uieuce Reuben Perry. su
p~erIutcndcut 90 the Indian school
wa present and - "a tllh outlined
the present condition It the school
tie stated TINT the school was
somewhat criupled as Che result ~
the fire go Also brought uut that
Iu thiugtuu The uffir'ula 90 the
indian service were friendly to-
ward tho Albuquerque school and
We're planning to make 90 one of
Inc lgsdirr iuulHn schools of the
country. Their plan l- Dee stated
tu increase the capacity from 300
To 1000 and 90 add 70 new boy
and ia ncw girls dprmifory
While the rrffiug whicN huuT
- the gymnasium and 10 toriuul
and which wac Eu'tuI hN tnU fire
cost only f-auOu Co. construct Boo
1910 Mr. Ferry faid hat hr want.
ud 600 appropriation Hf 50 900 Tor
rebuilding The d%lffcr,uU, he 4r.
counted Tor iu rho Increased price
uf materials ana ln H fac tll'
fNr CAPACITY uf iur h|ufIH.uE .hUuII
Doe bon Stepping with Tho program
Iu ,rIrrgc the school
- E ueniuE and former Con.
gresham 3d. c. Hernandez also
spoke un the question The for
u.,l r,oudrd remarks boy Ma.
FERRY fu b. effect that The school
has been doing good work ANA Mr..
Hernandez told uf tho hert moth
ol- ui setting what was wanted
through congress
Rc-uJution Adopted.
The tHiluW.lg ru|suIa.lIu was
sdopi,l
Resolved That an emergency
exists u1 H..auH. of the d%ostruc-
ton by fire OF mo auditorium
ang gymnasium building ut the
local Indian school which grvat-
.y huudirIp- 'N' wHIh Of thar I'M
stitutlun.,
Thcroforr. th, Amuluerquc
Chamber of Commerce rruur-t4
and urges that congress make q
special appropriation % forty
five fnuuslud dollar o. replace
and rUulu said uuIldirs said
sum fu nr lmnriiH''It ni.
Tr. chamber 20 ''uWmur.H ui 40.
u|uQurrrur also urges f.H. rul dH
your utmost IH 'uU Huprn-