The morning call., 1894-12-02
WANT THE ROAD.
Property - Owners Favor
the Trolley.
supervisors Petitioned to Allow the
kearny- Street Electric Line to
Be Operated.

A meeting was held yesterday afternoon
81 the store of S. w. Dixon, 429 Kearny
street. of property-holders on that thor
oughfare who are anxious that the
kearny-street electric line be completed
The meeting was called for the purpose
Of considering the best possible method
by which the desired action could be 81
cured, and il was resolved to lay the mat
ter before the Supervisors at their NEE
ing tomorrow.
On Friday Mr.. DIXON and Edward Hol-
land of the Commercial Hotel canvassed
hearny rect from Market to Clay with a
petition asking that the work mentioned
be permi tied by the authorities.
we secured over 100 signatures while
we were out," said Mr.. Dixon, "and of all
the merchants approached We met with
butOne refusal 10 sign. Even Mr.. Hart,
the furnishing goods man. who filed the
INJUNCTION against the railway company
erecting us poles on the street. placed his
name on the list, he having evidently
changed his mind on the subject.
1--WE are heartily tired of this Anticipated
horsecar system. and | honestly believe
tie electric line will prove of vast benefit
10 all lines of business. OF course the
would be preferable, but that system has
not yet been perfected, and itmay be years
before it is, aud we don't want to sit idly
by and see our business 60 TO the dogs in
the Interim"
The petition sets forth that the electric
road would be for the best interests Of the
property along the streets through which
1t Will pass, and urges the Supervisors to
take immediate Steps to enable il to be put
In operation. Following is the list of
signatures.
On Kearny street-SamueI w. Dixon. 49e:
g. w. Foster, Economy Market 4l9; g.
Iaconi, 403; c. Hermann, 32S; Goodktnd e.
helluS, The Hub clothing-Store; L. S. Sherman,
H9rShall y; K. Meussdorffer & Son, 8; Z.
Adcock, 10; NJ. Spiro s. Co., IS; chi.
G eag5o Clothing Company, 34.4oi j. S muels,
l22; Nat Raphael & Co., 12S; Charles
Ma,key's, 80; COOK Co, 1a8; n. A. Gun ES,
Wehd b OK, 800; o. Kai s. Co., 316; A.
SchWIiZ, 3l4; A. J. Martin, Bush and KeaIny;
N, E. Frank, 238 kearny; Cohl Bros, 226; Il,
Peterson & Levy. 30; NJ windmiIier, i24; J.
MacowSky; III; j. W. Park haus, 213: L.
1Lony s Co. (Maison Doreel 217; jorgenson,
NJ. Michalitschoe Bros. & Co, 23O; Climber
mand ~ schwartz. SOB; n. j. Hymaus
$o7 Robert z r9ss SSd5 calornIa Optical
sCn. 537; r. Finklng, 341; j. Pellcano & Co.,
343; j. Patterson. $40; Louis Markus, 4OI;
y. Cohen. 4o7; Paul A. Dubois, 400; g.
Scnei 40; E. }. Davega, 40; c. Parker
+l5; {. b. Lichtenstein, AIS; L. a. Bertrling
49, Fass Bros. 431; ". b. Kirk, 433;
sos; { Haselt, 5o7; L LipDmann. 511; S.
Schwartz. 519; Charles Hess, 5I9; Chin
Lee Co, 52l; 1. Il. Rirschfeld, 525; E.
h. i. Lundstrom, COS; j. Levy, 617; Z.
Pst-rson, 623; {. A. Mercer, sis; E. K
Ziersche, 631; Sol fisher. 633; l.. V. Merle,
6lG-620; +. Little. 542; San Francisco Col
lateral Loan Bank, per Duncan McNee. 533;
@. Jewell & Co., 52S-53O; B. Jacobs, 510.5I2;
p. L. Erickson. 500; j. T. Kenney, 424; a.
& Co, Ala kearny; Thomas ". KEN. 40; fl.
shemnski. 4O8; II. Lando, 4O4; j. n. Essen
berg, 4O6; Charles Lyons. 302; B. +. Jellison.
800 KeaTny; w. Harris & Co., 626; Edward
Holland, Commercial Hotel; Mrs. l.. NJ. CASH
wler, per }. ii. Irwin, Occidental Hotel, Ia
Montgomery Frank Koch, $40 California.