The morning call., 1892-10-25
HOLLY PARK.
The Improvement Club Discusses Num-
Der OF Matters.


Der of Matters.
The Holly Park and Mission-street I'M
provement Club met last night at Stanford
Hall, TwentY-eightb aud Valencia streets.
Fl. T. Winkler presided.
1t was reported by a committee which had
interviewed the Spring Valley Water Com
pany that the Holly Park district was In
many places too high to be supplied from
the reservoir of the company Oh College
Hill
The advisability of having small reser-
voir built on the highest point OF Holly
Park to supply the surrounding neighbour
hood was discussed. and also the advsa-
blity of petitioning the Board of Super
visors to allow the water company 10 build
the same in the park. The matter was re-
ferred to the executive committee.
Complaint was made OF the need Of police
protection. 1t was stated that the detail OF
police which had been granted the district
has been frequently Withdrawn In the even
ings, at which time 1t was declared that
such protection is most needed. The sec
rotary was instructed 10 communicate with
the Chief OF Police and ask him to have the
locality patrolltd at night
The application of Il. Joosf, on behalf OF
the San Francisco and San Mateo Electric
Railway, for an additional franchise on
streets in the district was Endorsed.
Messrs. X. NJ. Smith. Thomas Cullen. A.
Il. Quinn, j. Weleh and ID. ID. Lowney were
appointed a committee to interview the
Supervisors and ask them TO grant the APP
plication.
1t was stated that an amended application
had been made, whereby the electric road
will endeavor to reach San Bruno road by
way of Mission street and Crescent avenue.
j. Welch, ID. ID. Rector and William
Flatley were selected to see the Board Of
Health and complain of the failure of the
cow ranches in the vicinity to remove as re-
quested by an order of the Board of Super
Vsors. They will demand that no further
time be allowed.
coming municipal election were present by
invitation and addressed the members Of
the club
J. G. James, Democratic nominee for the
Eleventh Ward, promised. il elected. that
he was in favor Of improving Holly Park
and other city squares, and that he would
DO his best to further Improvements in the
the clubs district in the Eleventh Ward.
Francis Shirley, candidate on the Nom
Partisan ticket for Supervisor Of the Tenth
Ward, also addressed those present, and
said that he would pledge himself to do all
in his power to aid the club In enhancing
the property in the district.
Robert Day, Democratic nominee for
the Eight Ward, declared himself as heartily
in accord with the wishes Of those present.
He promised that Holly Park would re-
ceive its full share of the appropriations II
he was elected.
J. NJ. Higgins, Nom Partisan minee for
Assembyman for the Thirty-ffth District,
also spoke. and made a very favorable I'M
preston upon those present by his we'll
spoken words He stated that mass-meet-
ing OF the Citizens Nom Partisan party
would be held at Stanford Hall on next
Thursday evening, at which l.. r. Ebert,
whom the Holly Park Club has Endorsed
for Mayor, will be present. Other speakers
and a musical entertainment will be part OF
the programme.
evening, October %.
A number will also attend the Citizens
N0n-Partisan meeting on Thursday.