The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-14
EVILS or BAD
PRECINCTS I0lD
IDC0UNTY BOARD
Sheriff Office Has Its
Day Before the
Commissioner


iggf were not pro-rated and paid.
a. u wae iutimated that they would
10 a nloi lion passed 1T the meeting
held On June z.
Instand OF that, the sherifrs of
flee had IT, day before the board.
aud the ALLEGED "ckceodinRly had
and dangerous conditions of Bare
las and san Jose precincts we're
aired.
The discussion was started whom
Pedro Tartagiia appeared before
the board, and stated that he had
"A petition from about rs residents
OF the two precincts. asking that "A
good deputy sheriff be placed on
duty IN that section. He stated.
however. that he had forgotten to
bring u with him.
I'VE want a deputy TO stop the
smoothing. hollhrine, and singing Of
had songs. which are occurring IN
narcias and san Jose every sat-
urday night. Tartaglia told tho
cOmmisAion. AT n o'clock last
shots fired down there. with al
deputy standing within $50 yards
Of the place. Nothing was done
Undcrsherin Fred Fornoff
planned that the sheriff's office
IL looking into the shooting On In
formation furnished By Tarsagila.
The deputies nre not doing any
thing. he stated. BECAUSE they arc
moi settlng paid. He did admit
that san Jose and Barelas arc
having y good deal OF trouble. sta
ting thet % bootleggers have been
arrested down there. The white
mule, he said, IL largely TO blame
for the Increasing lawiessnesA.
Tarthgiia continued for some
time 20 cnumcfRto crimes. near
crimes, and general Disturbances
which have been occurring IN the
W precincts.
IAN we ask ~ that you put a
good man down there. who will
keep down trouble. he said. II
you do not, some night there H.
going 20 be q slaughter dow n
therol"H
Dances Trapped
slmms then presented a motion,
which read; a move that the sher-
IFS officc have It's attention called
to the exceedlngiy bad and dam
Eerops condition at San Jose and
Harelas".
At 9 undersherirf Fornou
protested 20 this motion. He stared
that IN his opinion this wns not
fair, since the affairs OF the sher-
IFS office are being AZ we'll adj
mniatcfed now as NJ any time In
the history % Bernalilio county.
EimmH then changed his mDtion
10 read. II move that the eheriffe
office have ITS attention called to
conditions AZ Bareias and San
Jose
Fornoft thcn volunteered his
opinion that one OF Tho things BY
ing at the root Of the lawlersneHf
which does exist In the county Is
the why IN which many OF the
dances are e~ondnsted The nexi
legislature should BE- asked 10 put
the dances under the control OF the
proper authorities SO that they can
be properly watched. he stated,
Present at todny's meeting were
Chairman A. q. elmms. and Com
missioner Max gutierrez, Severn
sanchez being absent When the
counte clerk was asked to present
thr Hat Of 1918. 1899 and 1891
bills which the county owes. which
he had been instructed 70 prepare
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1871 bnls hui not sub-d4vidcd in
10 thu funds under which they
bclonE. THE iins showed. how
cvcr That there are O than
t9f.O0e worth Of bills owed from
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