Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-09
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
Last Nights Meeting of the Executi,
Board-New Cnrop,ittaas


Last Nights Meeting of the Executive
Board-New Committees.
A meeting of the Executive Committee
OF the City and County Improvement Asso-
citation was held last evening, President C.
A. Luhrs in the chair. There were present
John hatcher, DR., J. II. Parkinson, o. W.
Erlewine, E. A. Crouch, C. H,,Tryon, c. H.
Cummings; c. W. Baker, Secretary.
The Chair announced the appointment OF
the following standing committees
On Filling China Slough and Repairing
Wharves and Sheds upon City Front
Frank Miller, Thomas Dwyer, D. Lubin,
A. c. Sweetser, Thomas B. Hall.
Water Works Machinery and Plans for
Supplying Water-G. L. Simmons, DR.. w.
A. Briggs, l.. 7. Bassett, c. E. Grunsky, r.
T. Devlin.
Opening. travelling, Matchmaking or
Otherwise Improving Streets. o. Cole
man, l.. L. Lewis, J. W. Wilson. A. S.
Hopkins, NJ. S. Hammer.
Shade Trees and Improving Sidewalks
w. D. Comstock. A NJ. johnson, S. S.
Southworh, w. B. Miller, E. NJ. Leitchi
On Driveways and County Roads-F. F.
Tebbets, R: D. Stephens, L. II. Fassett,
Henry Gerber, w. r. Ormsby.
Manufacturing INTERESTS. NJ. Avery,
Sylvester Tryon, DR.. F. NJ Shields, Sparrow
Smith, William Schaw.
Public Officers, etc.-Clinton L. White,
Grove L. Johnson, Thomas Mcconnell, O.
Harvey, G. F. Dillman.
Awnings, Buildings, DISTINCTIONS to Side
walks-E. A. Crouch, o. w. Erlewine. C.
81. Cummings, E. ". Hale, V. S. Nc
CATCHY.
Division of Large Tracts-V. S. Nc
CATCHY, D. Lubin, George Newman, G. w.
Hancock, NJ. J. Dillman.
Disposition of Garbage and Low Lots
DR.. G. G. Tyrrell, DR.. H. L. Nichols, John
hatcher, John NJ. Milliken, DIR. Nichols.
Sewerage and Drainage-Dr. j. H. Park
inson, Hon. F. r. Dray, L. T. Bassett, DIR.
E. A. Bruno, DR.. w. E. Briggs.
Irrigation for County-R. D. Stephens,
George c. McMullen, Charles Deterding, C.
E. Grunsky, John Gerber.
Bonded Debt and Taxation-Hon. New
ton Booth, A. ?. Catlin, Joseph Steffens,
II. Weinstock, P. Z. Platt
Permanent Exhibition-E. K Alsip, Ben
Leonard, +. A. Crouch, George Newman,
Chris. Green.
Street Railway Facilities-J. w. Wilson,
A. Leonard. Ed. R. Hamilton, B. U. Stein
man, ]. B. Wright.
Public Parks-D. A. Lindley A. Andrew,
w. r. Ormsby, c. NJ. Prodger, Ben Leon
ard.
Levees-E ]. Gregory, A. Abbott, G. L.
Johnson, E. F. Aiken, W. F. Knox.
A communication was read from Super
lntendent Medley, of the Permanent Exhi-
billion building, announcing the receipt of
exhibits from several persons.
The same officer reported that during
June $50 visitors registered at the building,
and there were go other visitors who did
not register. Fourteen persons have made
applications at the free labor exchange for
employment. But one person, a fruit
grower, had applied for help.
A communication from the State Board
of Trade was read, requesting new articles
for replenishing the exhibit with Cali
fornia on Wheels"
E. X. Alsip was re- elected delegate to
the State Board of Trade.
The Chair called attention to the uneven
condition of the sidewalks on J and K
streets, and hoped the committee, whose
duty is to look after sidewalks, would bestir
itself and endeavor to accomplish some
thing in the way of improvement in that
direction.
Messrs. hatcher and Cummings spoke on
the subject OF sidewalk improvements.
Mr.. Crouch stated that the Trustees of
the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church and also of
the Masonic Hall property on Sixth street
intend to soon lay cement walks along their
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