The morning call., 1892-08-10
MISSION PRoPERTY-OWNERs.
They Organize to Protest Against Sire,
Extensions.

They Organize to Protest Against Street
Extensions.
The joint committee of property-owpers
in the Mission who are protesting against
the proposed extension OF streets in the
locality met at the residence of A. p Van
Duzer, at SD Guerrero street. last night
The members discussed at length what
they termed an outrage on the part of the
commissioners to propose the payment Of
$4,000 for the purpose Of making the ex-
tensions oil Nineteenth, Twentieth, TWENTY
first Twentysecond and Twenty-third
streets. when 1t was found on investigation
mat 90; OOo would cover the entire cost at
reasonable valuation.
A. L. Van DuzeT, who presided. ~next
called for the report of the eapvassinc
which read as follows: Three hundred and
twenty-four protests have been filed with the
Board of Supervisors, and the ranvassing
committee are hard at work and report that
they expect to receive at least 1000 names
before the time allowed expires.
lhe eanyasSlng committee find the nrnn
eTty-owners unanimous in their opposition
TO the scheme, and on comparing notes
learned that up TO the present time mot a
single property-owner In the assessed dis
trict has been found who fayors the exten-
sion. All are unanimous In declaring II a
job.
The proposition to establish permanent
MISSION
Estate owners Union was received with an
plause.
Considerable discussion about the adop-
ton OF articles Of association ensued. and.
after lengthy arguments, the following were
adopted: 800
mission Real Estate Owners Union.
The object OF this association is not 10 bindsr
paopet pubic s improvements. but Is To protect
of law. '' '"o ioihiS
Article II. Any person may become member
per month thereafter. 80 ss"''
Article III. The officers shall consist OF n
and an executive COMMITTEES OF Is wba snai, -.
elected by the members and hold office -Ix
monlhs. NO person shall be eligible to any
once or shall be member OF the executive rom.
mittee who has be or may be awarded darn
ages for property taken for such Streets or il an
attorney Tor any person to whom such damages
Article ". Tie meetings OF this association
shali pe heio twice month on Saturday even
ihgs' at some convenient. place. at which NEST
lnRs The officers and executive commit.es aSei,
nsxe iuii report OF all their acts. plans ana In.
Article V. The treasurer shau maxi. ,,n
pott az each meeting OF all money corecfed ana
ossourseawit vouchers for all amounts oyer ca
Attorney j. B. Kinney, who nearly
o,vusms .ne tears to the eyes of his fellow
ABOUT representing widow and Eve small
children, but who In reality represente NJ
Sutro, received hard blow 49,
Ine latter hall Of article III, making nj,
those eligible to membership who we're in in
terested In damages to be paid for nronsr,r
ETC. :, was strenueusly objected to by him ~
:. VIII remove him from the committee and
RTSba s . his membership in the new one
were nhdne OF the committee. however.
elected next week will be restricted 70 NJ ne
ueIs VINO can act impartially Tor The in,nr
ests OF the property-owners. i"'ci-
,. All tne property-owners except thu altar
,iy expressed their determination io fnh,
tue proposed extoriun to the hi,lar ~ o,i nehs
reject their petition. '"pe's'sors