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TEL EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, IT. Jt. FRIDAY, ArillL 3. 1914.
Don't foe Triclied into a Dry Towm
By the Reformers' Misstatements and
Dodging of their Real Issue
Reg'ardmg' tSie Water Question
SEE SECTION 12 OF ARTICLE IX of the Constitution of New Mexico: "Pro
Iii bits the insuing of bonds by the city for any purpose unless the question of issuing the
same has been suomitted to the people
At a Regular City Election
by a majority of the qualified electors who have paid a property tax therein for the pre
ceding year.
If you don't believe this, ask any reputable lawyer. As a matter of fact, it will be
impossible for the Mayor or City Council, no matter who is elected, to act on the water
question for two years and before they can do anything towards installing a new plant,
offer to buy the present plant or extend or grant any franchise, it must first be submit
ted to the voters at a regular city election, which cannot be earlier than two years from
now.
VOTE for SELLERS and PROGRESS
Continue to Make Albuquerque the Biggest Little City in the United States
REFU0LIGAF1S WILL
BURST OUT If!
Trio of Speakers to Hold
Forth in Ward School
Building in Each Ward To
' night.
M I
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
STILL DOING F00TW0BK
The attorney g nerul of Ni Mex
ico cave out a statement at funiti Ke
Juat night to the ctTcct that candidate
for office In a city tier. Ion, whether
the office pave a salary or not. must
make a statement of campaign cx
penaea, and muke It riKht now. Since
oil candidates for office In Albuquer
que are to receive salaries, they would
be. required to make such statement
anyway. .
I n to 10 o'rliH k this morning- no
such statement had been tiled wtih
the county clerk office by any of the
candidates on either side. I'nder the
Jiiw of a line of flitiV la liaide to
be. assessed siialiisl any candidate
Who falls to make such statement.
and ba cannot take office until lit
tsterr.ent Is filed.
The city campaign has reached Its
moat heated tan. Last night crowds
fathered around both democratic and
Itepubllcan headquarters, remaining
until after IV o 'elm k. while parties
of campatirn worker were hems' aunt
nut durum the evening to varloua sec
tions of ih city, where small meet
ing were held. Tlie ln-mmnlic can
didate's are still confining '.heir work
to tha jicrsonal interviewing of the
voters. Chairman John C Lewis of
tha Iwmocratlu city committee looks
(upon the heavy rrg strailon sa favor
able to the sur-ees or Ills ticket and
declared this morning that not only
wmild tha Ienocrauo ticket carry
the Third and Fourth wards. btt that
It now had tha First ward can hod.
He believes also that the bloody hoc-
anil ward nmv Id to M.iyor bullera.
Tha Jtenubllcen oainuamnere will
buret form In oratory lomiibt with
meet iniis In each of tha lour ward
school buildings and I V' wuM-kuuwn
speakers to a. joveliln-T
At the first ward a hm.l Judge Ed.
ward A. Maun and Thomas N. Wil
kcraun will be Ihe pakri.
At tha fcecond wrd school Francis
K. Wood, Felix lia.ee an4 John W.
'W ilson will apeak.
At the Central school building.
Thud ward, M. E. money, a. It
Stroup und Judge John lurou liun
will ad'tr the volors.
In the Fourth ward Ocurge 8.
Klo k. (leorga H. Cra is and Julio Vis
able will be the speakers.
CRIMES IN ST. LOUIS
ARE DOUBLED WHEN
VICE ZONE IS SHUT
(TeleKram from HI. I.ouls to the lo-n-er
Post of Wednesday, April 1st I
tit. Louis, April I Crime mm.ntt
women have Increased almost I'm per
tent in St. Louis sines the board ut
polu e romiri'wioiieia a month ago
ahoiished lbs er;ied vie ii.iri.r
Since ihe reo:t '"' uveuue
were closed, coMiolainls li.ne been
roiiuli in from all purls of the city
tiiat the former Imriule 4.f (he ete-
aiiil ijiiarier are Inxadin- Ihe rl
Oein e and tuamess part of town
1'iilice Invemikjlloti has tl.iolo.ed
lhat many women are no' aitive in
limn curina and uiateuce (arlurs. Adv.
Phocs I, ned earm. (11 W. fop per
for first -else hack h4 carriage,
yf, . t rUubl Co.
Nl ORATOniGAL
STORM
tlei in the movie In front of Or
pheiim theatre tomorrow. Wear your
amllo. All free.
HEMtV'H .llHK?ff.KJtK. 1'lMino 39.
Mmlily Completion.
TN'hen you see a woman with n
muddy or aallow complexion and
dull eye you may know that her
liver I out of order. A few doses
of Chamberlain's Tabid will cor
rect It and make her look better and
feel better. 'ur sale by all drug
s' ihis.
tmniNAMii.
He It ordained by the M.iyor and
City Council of tliu City of Albu
querque; That the Mayor and City Clerk sre
hereby authorised to enter Into the
lollowlnc contract with the Albu
querque Ous, Kleotrlc LlKbt and
Tower Company:
Contract fur 1 '.tactile Krrt'lcc.
TIHH AUItKKMKNT. made and en
tered Into this thirtieth (39th) day
of Mur.ti A. l. 19M. by and be
tween the City of Albuiiuerque. New
Mexico, a Municipal Corporation, or-Kimii'-d
and exinn under and by
vlrluo of the laws of the State of
New Mexico, by Its Mayor and City
Clerk uc linif under the direction and
in pursuance of urdlnanco C3 4
pasio'd and adopted by the Council
of the City of Albuquerque. New
Mexico, on the thirtieth Cimh) day
of .March. IBM, purty of the firtt
port I hereinafter referred to as Iho
"City"), and the Albuquerque Gun.
Kl'-etric Unlit tk Power Company, a
corporation duly organ lied and ex,
tannic under and, by virtue of the
luw of the Hints of Colorado by Its
President and Munaser actlnc under
the authority of Its Hoard of Iilrect
ors. part)' of the aecoiid part, I here
inafter referred to aa Ilia "Com
lainy"). WTXKeistrrii
WIIKIIEAH. the City depirca the
Company to Install, at Its expense, a
system of street illumination com
prlWn AlternatlnK Current Jncun
deweiii Lamps, and
WIIKKKAH. tha City furtuer de-Hlr-'i
to asume the expense of oper
ating and maintaining tha three In
dependent lighting systems, now paid
for by private suueirlptions, operul
111 the same In conjunction with th
other eJlei i.ating incandescent lumps
covered by this contract, and
WIIKHKA8. in order to meet such
desire of the City, the Company will
be obliged to make fa considerable
expenditure therefor, which It does
not desire to Incur without the pro
tection of a contract.
NoV. Tl I KICK r'i KB. the parties
hereto huve and In consideration "f
one Iiollar (I00) by each of the
parliiia hereto to the other party In
hand, paid, the receipt of which Is
hereby acknowledged, do hereby
covenant and agree as follows.
Article 1. The Company agrees to
furnlnh. Install and maintain ut Ks
expense not leas than (me Hundred
Korly-one (III) Two Hundred CUU)
Candle Power (Commercial Hating)
incandescent lamps snd to opera I
the same on what Is known as the
nioonlittht or I'hilii'lelplna syiem.
in accordance with schedule a com
piled by the National Klectric I.igtit
Association for the Southern section
of the ('lilted Slates during the term
of I hi contract or any extenelons
thereof for the sum of Fifty Iollars
and no cents ll&utxi) per annum
per said Two Hundred CuO) Candle
power Lamp; or if the Council
may S iiiitruct the Company to op
erate anil maintain at lis expense
those lamps e'-rv nlstit slid all night
in i otdiiiK-e Willi Hie schedule for
sil ntgbl ix)itin u compiled by Ih"
National Klectric Light Ateociatloii
for the Southern section of the l'nil
ed States, during Ihe term of this
connect or any exlenalona thereof
for the sum of Seventy-iwo Imllars
and mi rstils illt uvi her annum ir
isalu Two Hundred UUO) Candle
Power lamp.
Tho Company agrees to furnish
and equip each one of the ornament
al Iron 'rolley polea on Second
Street between the Intcrscctiona of
West TiJ'-ras Avenue and West Sil
ver Avenue, excepting tho four (4)
Iron trolley pole located at the In
lernvctlon of Central Avenue with
Second Street, with an ornamental
iron bracelet carrying Four (4)
Thirty-two (32) Candle Tower alter
nating current Incandescent lamps
enclosed In opal globes twelve Inches
(12 ") In diameter; these poles to be
similar to sketch on plate No. 3.
which Is attached hereto and mado
u part hereof. The system of orna
mental IlKhtiug Is to be Installed by
the Company ut. Its expinnn on the
expiration of th present Second
Street lighting contract, which ex
pire on July 17th, 1911 The Com
pany hereby agrees to Install and
maintain this system of lighting on
Second Street It Us eipeni.e on
the twenty-elKht ) ornamental
Iron trolley polss, as covered previ
ously, to operate the four (I) Thirty-two
(32) t'undle Power Incandes
cent lump over night from dusk un
til midnight and Ihe Thirty-two (33)
Candle Power Incandescent extending
over the street from midnight until
dawn during the term of this con
trncl or any extensions thereof for
the sum of Four Imllars and no
rents (14.00) per said ornamental
iron trolley pole per monlh.
The Company agrees to maintain,
at Hs expense, the Fifty (!0) three
(3) light ornamental Iron lighting
standards, of the type as at present
.nstalled, located rn Central Avenue
between First Street and Sixth
r-treet; these standards to be equip
ped with Two (3 Thirty-two (32)
Candle Power and One (1) Forty
eight (4S) Cundle Power Incandes
cent lam is enclosed In opal globes
twelve Inches li" in diameter. The
power and the one (l) Forty-eight
candle power lamp to be operated
every night from dark until midnight
and the Forty-eight candle power lop
lump from midnight until dawn ever)
night during the term of this contract
or any extensions thereof for the sum
of Four lollar and no cents (11.001
per said lighting standard per
monlh.
The City agrees to assume on tho
above basis the cost of Ihe ornament
al lighting system as at present In
fl n I led on Central Avenue, as above
describe .1, on the cxp'tailon of the
present contract between the Cum
I any and the merchants contracting
lor this Imhtlng at the prevent time,
which contract expiree on October
1st . 1914.
Tho Company agrees to maintain
at Pa expense the nineteen (IV) or
namental lighting standards, of tho
type as at preneut installed, located
on the West ride of First Street be
tween West Copper and West I.ea.1
Avenues; these standards to be
equipped with Two (2) Thirty-two
1 3 2 cundle power and One (1)
Forty, eight 14k) candle power In
candescent lump enclosed In opal
globes twelve Inches (12") In diam
eter The two (21 Thirty-two (32)
candle power and the cue (1) Forty
eight) 41) cundle power lamps on
each standard to be operated every
night from dusk until midnight and
the one (I) Forty-eight (4l candle
power top lamp on each standard to
be operated from midnight until
dawn every night during the term
of this contract or any extensions
thereof for Ihe sum of Four Ixdlare
and no rents (14 (Mi) per said orna
mental lighting slumlord per month.
The City aurees ! assume on Ihe
above basis the r t of ihe ornament
al lighting evstrin as at present In
stalled on First Street, as nliove de
Scribed on the expiration of the
present coiilruct between th Com
pany and the merchants contracting
lor Ibis lighting at Ihe present time,
which contract expires on October
th. 1 I .
The Company, upon request nf the
city, will furnish, install and main
tain l Its expense, two single light
ornamental lighting standards, si m-
liar conHiruction aa shown on
piaie io i. wnicn is a.incnen
.. a.. a...... Th ,-y ,h m f the eg.
I". . ,V. T ' V," umpllon of the Second Street llghl
Hundred. 0 tg contract, a. provided for under
eity Tw
power (Commercial Hating) Incan
descent lamp, aa covered by the first
paragraph under this article, for
which the City desires lo sohatltuto
these two sftigln lighting standards
These standards sre to lie located along
the streets so that this system, as
shown on plate No. I, which Is at
tached hereto and made u part
hereof can be eventually carried out
In full; the locution of these orna
mentul lighting slundards lo be de
termined by tho City Council and to
be accurately located by the City
Lnglneor at the direction of the
City Council, and It la farther under
stood that the City will provide a lo
cution for the posts and fixturea dur-
ing the term of this contract or any
I extensions thereof. Should there be
! awning or other obstructions which
would Interfere with the erection of
the said posts nt the locations desig
nated by the city Council and locat
ed by the City Knglneer the city will
uasume all costs of providing tho
necessary clearance. Faeh of these
I post to be equipped with an F.lghty
(Milcun ..e power (commercial rating I
incandescent lump and to be burled
III accordance with Ihe moonlight or
Philadelphia schedule. as compiled
by the National Klectric Light As
sociation for the Southern section of
the I'nlted States, during the term of
this contract or any extensions
thereof for the sum of Thirty 1 Mil
lars und no cents (130 00) per said
Kighty (Ko candle power Incandes
cent I. imp per annum: or If the City
Council may so elect each of the said
post equipped with an Kighty (80)
candle power Incandescent lump will
be burned every night and all night
in accordance with the schedule for
all nlgnt lighting as compiled by the
National Klectric Light Association
lor the Southern aectlon of the Unit
ed Rtutes. during the term of this
contract or any extension thereof,
for the sum of Thirty-stx Hollars
and no cents (IS4.00) per aald Eighty
(80) candle power Incandescent
lamp per annum.
It Is further provided that If the
length of the blocks are such that
the arrangement, as gho n on plate
No. 3. attached hereto and made a
part hereof, cannot he followed out,
these particular posts are not to be
located at a greater distance, center
to renter, than 300 feet apart on the
same side of the Street.
The circuits feeding Ihe three light
ornamental standards and (he single
light ornaineatal standard are to be
enclosed In conduit and brought up
through the Interior of the poles.
The circuits feeding the four light
trolley polu standards shall be car
ried on tho top of tne poles and
brought down to the four lights on
the outside of the trolley pole. The
Two Hundred (200) caudle power
Incandescent lumps shall be swung
In the center of the street not less
than Twenty (20) feet alove the lev
el of the street or suspended In
brackets extending not I' s than Ten
(10) feet from the supporting pule
In Ihe direction of the tenter of the
street, as the City Council may di
rect. Article II. The location of the Two
Hundred (2001 candle power (Com
mercial Hating) Incandescent lamps,
to be furnished uuder Article I here
of, shall lie fixed at loci.tll.ns desig
nated In s bedule No. 1 st'sched here,
to und made a part hereof. The three
light ornamental lighting standard, lo
l.v furnished under Article No. 1 here
of, thill he fixed at the be lit Ions at
preneut installed on First Sireei and
West Central Avenue. The four
light ornaments! Iron trolley pole
standards shall be located on the
same poles ns the present ornament
al arc system on North end Houih
second Street. The slnu'.e light or
namentnl lighting standards shall be
located as shown on piiite No. 8.
which by attached heretu gnd mud
part hereof or as modified under
Article No. I
Th ry ,h m of ,
I Article No. 1. may discontinue the
: Two Hundred (200) randle power in-
. candescent lights located on the cor
I her of Second and Copper, Second
and Silver. Second and Gold and
Second and Tljeras.
Tho City at the time of the as
sumption of the Central Avenue con'
truct, aa provided for under ArticU
No. I hereof, may discontinue the
Two Hundred (200) candle power
incandescent lights located on the
corners of First and Central. Third
and Central, Fourth and Central.
Fifth and Central and Second a-nd
Central.
The City at the time of the as
cum pi ion or the first street con
tract, us provided for '.indrr Article
No. 1 here if, may discontinue the
Two Hundred 1200) candle power
Incandescent lights located at the
corners o' First Street and Copper
Avenue, First Street and Clold Ave
nuc und First Street and Silver Ave
nuc.
Provided further that the City
may discontinue the lights at the In
tersections of Copper Avenue and
First street, Gold Avenue and Flrt
Street und Silver Avenue and First
Street, and that Ihe Company agree
to operate (he Nineteen (19) and
Forty-eight (4ft) candle power top
lights on the ornamental standards
now Installed on First Street between
the Intersections of Copper Avenue
and Lead Avenue from midnight un
til tluwn for the sum of Seven Iml
lars and Fifty Cents (17. DO) per
month. which eei-vlce. the City
agrees to lake If they, through their
! '! Council and Mayor order this
change, and tu pay the Company for
at the rate of Seven Hollars and
Fifty Centg (IT. KOI per month until
such time aa Ihe City aasumes the
tntlre cost of the operation of the
ornamental system aa at prssent la
stalled on First Street.
Provided further that Ihe City
may discontinue the light at the In
tersections of First Street and Cen
tral Avenue. Second Street and Cen
tral Avenue, Third Street and Cen
tral Avenue, Fourth Street end Cen
tral Avenue and Fifth Street and
Central Avenue and that tho Com
psny agree to opersls Ihe Fifty
(30) Forty-right csndle power top
l.ghts on the ornamental standard
now Installed on Central Avenue be
tween the Intersections of First
Street and Sixth Street from mid
night until dawn fur tha sum of
Twelve dollars and Fifty Cents
(112 60) per month, which service
the City agrees .o take If they,
through the City Council and May
or, order this change, and pay the
Company at the rale of Twelve Oil
lure and Fifty Cents 1112 50) per
month until such time aa the City
aasumes the entire Cost of operation
of the ornamental system at pres
ent Installed on Central Avenue,
Article III. in rase from time to
time additional Two Hundred (200)
candle power (Commercial Hating)
incandescent lam. la excess of the
number above slated under Article 1
or single Kighty 1 10) candle power
ri amenta! lighting standards, shall
be ordered by Ihe Council and May
or, the Company agree lo furnish
Install and maintain at It owe, ex
pense all such addltlonsl lamps,
snd to operate Ihe same on the
moonlight or Philadelphia system
I't accordance With Ihe achedule as
lomplled by Ihe National Electric
Light Association for Ihe Southern
section of tha I nlted Slates, or on
the all night and every night system
In accordance with tha schedule as
i ompiled by Ihe National F.lertriu
Light Association for the Southern
s. .Hon of the I'nited Btatsf. es the
Mayor and the city Council may dl
reel during the unexpired term of
(hi contract at th rsle herein b
fore set forth; provhlod. however,
the company hull nut bo required
to Install at It own exicnse any Two
Hundred (200) candle power Incan
descent lump for operation for
period less i tin n one year or any
Kighty (10) candle power ornament
al ItRhl triaT standard fur period of
operation of les than three years,
or any three (I) Hunt ornamental
standard for a period of lea than
two year, or any four (4) llfht or
namental ata'uard for a period of
less than two years, exrept by mu
tual agreement of both part lea here-to.
Article IV. In rune at any tlrne
any lumps shall require replacement
or repairs, on acrount of faiur or
incfiicifiit operation, all such re-
placement and repuira aliall lo made
by and at tit expense of Ih Com
puny. Article V. The City hereby agree
to tuk from the company during
the t-rin of this contract, not lesa I in before contained, and to be kept
than no Hundred Forty-one (14l)und performed by the Company anil
said Two Hundred (SOU) rnndlo the City, the Company and (he City
power incandescent lump or I heir
equivalent In Kighty l0) candle
power ornamental lighting standard
ul lbs ratio of two (2) F.lghty (10)
andle power ornamental lighting
standards for one ill Two Hundred
(200) candle power Incandescent
lump, excepting the deduction of
Twelve (12) Two Hundred 1200)
candle power Incandescent lumps
Itmlnated at the corners of First
and Cen i nil. First and Copper, Sec
ond and Copper, Third and Central.
Fourth and Central. Fifth and Cen
tral, Second and Silver, First and
Sliver, First and Hold, Second itnd
Uold, Second und Central and Sec
ond and Tljerai. due to the City's
assumption of the urnamenlul street
lighting on Flrat Street between
.'upper and I.eud Avenues, on Sec-
nd Street between Tijera and Sil
ver Avenues, and on Central Avenue
between First and Sixth Streets,
und in addition the sixty-nine (9)
three light ornamental lighting
standards a at present local yd on
North and South First Street and
West Central Avenue and the twenty-eight
4 2 H four (4) light orna
mental lighting standard located
on North and South Second Street;
all of the said lamps and ornamental
lighting standards are to lie operated
In accordance with hours siiectflod
under Article I hereof, for the pur
pose of lighting the street of tho
City of Albuquerque. New Mexico.
and to pay the company fur said
Two Hundred (200) candle power
incandescent lumps so furnished and
operated Fifty lMillur and no cents
I IA0. 00) per annum per lamp If
operated on the moonlight schedule;
or If operated on the every night and
all night schedule Seventy-two lxd-
lars and no Cents (172.00) per lamp
per annum. For the three (3) light
ornamental posts so furnished und
oierated Ihe sum of Forty-eight
Hollars snd no Cents (1 4K.00) per
annum per ornamental standard. For
the ssid four (4) light ornamental
ghtlng standards the sum of Forty-
eight Hollars and no Cents tltH.Ou)
ner annum Per standard and for Such
said Kighty (to candle power single
light ornamental standard, as tn
Council may order, the sum of Thirty
Imllars and nu Cents (130.00) per
standard per annum If operated on
the moonlight schedule or Thirty
six iHiilars and no Cents (I3.oo;
per standard per annum If operated
on the every night and all night
schedule.
Article VI. The City agrees lo
take from the Company snd pay the
Company for any and all additional
street lamps thst may be required in
excess of Ihe number herein agreed to
be taken, ut the aforesuid rates, tho
ssid additional lamps to le taken
lor Ihe unexpired term of this con
tract. Article VII. The Company agree
that it will, at its own expense, from
lime to time during the 'erm of this
contract, except as provided In Ar
ticle No. 2 hfreof. upon request of
Ihe City, make an extension of this
system of distribution (or the pur
pose of providing for additional
street light, but whenever the City
shull so order any sucn suuiiionui i wo
Hundred (ii'ioi candle power incan
descent lumps It agrees to locale ut
least one of aald lamps for approxi
mately every 720 feet of extension
so required; whenever the City shall
so order any additional threu (3)
light ornamental standard It agrees
tu locate at least one of aald stand
ards for approximately every 75 feet
of extension so required; whenever
Ihe City shall so order any nd lltional
four (4) light ornamental trolley
polo alandurds 11 agreea to locale at
least one of the said standards ap
proximately every 100 feet of
extension so required and whenever
the City shull so order sny such
additional Kighty 4X0) candle pow
er single light standards It agree to
loeule at least one of said standards
for approximately every 10 feet of
extension so required.
Article VIII. In case of failure of
sny lamp to operate properly, tha
City agrees to report such failure to
the Manager nf tha Company as
promptly us Is possible and thereafter
if the lamp so reported shall not be
placed In regular operation within
twenty-four (24) hours from the
time of notice of failure, then the
City may deduct from the payment
for the current month a sum of
money bearing such proportion to
the monthly price per lamp as Ihe
time nf auch failure bears to the
nuinlwr of hours which said lamps
should operate during that month.
Article IX. The Company shsll
not he held liable In damages for
failure or neglect to supply lighting
service a herein contemplated, in
rasa such failure Is due lo Strike or
accidents beyond Its reasonable con
trol and hsll proceed with du dili
gence In providing for the resump
tion of service.
Article X. AH payments under
this contract shall be muds quarter
ly upon the presentation of a proper
bill by said Company, a other claims
against the City are paid.
Article XI. It is mutually agreed
by and between the parties hereto
Unit this contract shall be snd re
inn in in force for a period of ten (10)
yearu from and afier the date upon
which eervice under thia contract Is
commenced. It Is further mutually
agreed that upon the expiration of
the shove coiilruct period that the
Cily may renew this contract fur
the period between the date of ex
piration nf this contract and Ihe
date of the expiration of ihe fran
(hle under which the Company I
operating at th present lltns; pro-
tided, further, thul If the City de
not renew this contract for the b
for mentioned period sftcr the ex
piration of the Initial contreot pe
riod of ten (10) yeura that this con
tract end all the agreement st
forth In the same shsll continue
from month to month unles other
wise specifically set forth or mu
tually agreed upon by both paribus
hereto and that the contract In tho
event that It la not renewed for th
period of lime between the dale of
ihe expiration of the contract ami
the date upon which the franchise
under which the company Is op iat
ing at the present lime expire that
either party to this contract can
cancel Ihe same by notifying the
other parly In writing of It desire,
whereupon this contract shall term
inate within sixty ((0) day after
the receipt of auch written notice.
Artldo XII. In consideration ot
the covenants and sgreemenla hero-
mutually agree to the following'.
The Company agree forthwith
upon the execution of thla contract
to proceed with due diligence to In
stall Ihe system of street lighting
herein contemplated to be furnished,
end the City agree that pending
such installation the Company shall
continue to furnish Its present ser
vice now being supplied urder the
existing contract at the rates, terms
und conditions of such contract.
Article XIII. It Is hereby agreed
by the Company that upon the exe
cution of this contract hy the City
thnl the Company will cancel the
indebtedness In the amount of F.lghl
Hundred Kighty Iadlurs and no
Cents (IM0.0O) to the Company by
th City for that portion of the cost
or the Central Avenue ornamental
Lighting System that the City wsteed
to assume at the time of the Instal
lation of the Central Avenue Orna
ments! Lighting System.
Artlclo XIV. It la further agreed
that should some new type of lamp
bo perfected such that the substitu
tion of the sumo In any of lbs light
ing standards, as covered by this
contract, result In a net saving to
Ihe Company over and aliove the
fixed charges on Ih Investment
necessary to change Ihe system here
in contemplated so that equal or
greater amount of actual Illumina
tion on the alreets could be furnish
ed by th Company at a smaller ex
pense for energy, after having made
due and proper allowance for the
fixed chargea on the Increased Invest
ment necessary lo acommodate the
new type of lamp. If such an Invest
ment la necessary, the Company
agreea that fifty per cent lS per
cent) of the net saving o effected
due to the reduction In the quantity
or energy supplied, due to such new
types of lumps If the same are per
fected, will lie deducted from the
price for the varloua standards to
which such lamps are applied, n
covered by this contract; It being
understood at the time of entering
into this contract that the type
of lump known nt the present lime
as the nitrogen filled Masda lamp
or nitrogen filled tungsten f p Is
to be used for the Two Hundred
I 200) candle power cornerlsmps and
ror the Kighty ( candle power
single standard lamps; these lamp
to be or what la known aa the eerie
type. For the three (3) light orna
mental standards as at prevent In
stalled i n West Central Avenue be
tween the Intersections of First
Street and Sixth Street and on North
and South Flrat Street tielween the
Intersections of Tljeras Avenue and
U-ud Avenue, and on Ihe four (II
light standards which will be erect
ed on Second Street lietween TIJera
Av-ntie and Sliver Avenue; these
stundards will be equipped with what
la commonly known as the Muxdn or
tungsten lamp of the multiple type.
Article XV. It Is further agreed
bet wen the parties hereto, that this
contract shall continue and be bind
ing und Inure to the benefit of Iho
parties hereto and their successor
and assigns respect Ivrly. until It
i i,.rlinti,,n. a urnvided for In Ar-
tide XI. and by the execution here
of of this contract by the panics
hereto.
It la hereby finally agreed and
understood that all representation
snd agreements between the parlies
hereto as to this contract sre ex
pressed herein and that no other
representations made by Ihe Com
pany's officer or agent shsll be
binding upon the company except
as herein contained.
Article XVI. In witness whereof.
Ihe City has caused these present to
be executed by It Mayor, and at
tested by Its Cleik. under th Cor
porate seal of the City of Albuquer
que. New Wxlco, and the C-unpany
by its President, duly authorised by
It Hoard of I'lrector. and attested
by Its Manager, under It Coiporat
seal, the day and year flrat above
written.
THK CITT OF ALUCQL'EUyCK.
NKW MEXICO.
liy II. K !1. FKLLFnn
Mayor.
f. r.)
Attest;
II.
CIIAJt. ItOKHU
City Clotk.
THK ALHCtlUKHyrft HAS, KLKC
Tlllt: LIUIIT e POWKIt COM
PANY. By C. C. CHAPPELLK.
President,
Attest: A. T. VAN UIKNSK,
Manager.
This ordinance lo take effect from
and sftcr It passage, approval snd
publication.
Passed and approved this toth
day of March A. D. 1914.
Approved: !. K. U. KULLEIlH.
Mayor.
Attest; II. CI1A8. ItOKIIL.
Clerk.
CRIME3 IN ST. LOUIS
ARE DOUBLED WHEN
VICE ZONE IS SHUT
(Telegram from St. I.uls to the Den
ver Post of Wednesday. April 1st.)
St. Louis, April 1. Crimes sgainst
women have Increased almost loo pel
cent in St. Louis smce the board ut
police commissioneis a month go
abolished the segregated vice quarter.
feiuce Ihe results on Lu avenue
were closed, complaints hae been
lomini tit from sll parts of the ciiy
Dial lb former Inmate of the segiu
gated quarter si Invading the rsU
den' e snd business parts of town.
Police Investigation has disclose it
fhst many women are now active n
liunlcurina snd mtisaafo parlor. Adv,
