The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-01
ton, and therefore 1 am with THE CALL
and against the park and zoo.
:: H. G.. Hinkel, capitalist. 1910

ton, and therefore am with THE CALL
and against the park and zoo
He. Hinkel. capitalist. 1910
DevisaderO street: Il think the
attitude. HE CALL has taken upon the
park ques tIon is a good one; While | am
In favor: OF. such provements, believe
thatif there is any money availab BILE to be
spent for such purposes it could be used
to: m UGH, better: adyantage in Improving
our streets,@sewers, etc. cannot: see why
!: the residents 2of: the Mission are entitled
to a. park at this*tim e.. They. are wi hin.
easy access of Golden. Gate: Park, and II
m Oney3 must "bess pento in: parks Why not:
+ Use tt IN i'm proVing g olden: Gate Park q.
! Many: thousand dollars could be spent TO
adyanta ge1 the re,#but: IT. seems TO me that
the park and=%zoo ON should" not be-
given any prominence at this time, W en-.
our taxes are already too. hig h.. AS a tax
@payer.I do not favorthe proposed Mission
park. r. 5 ~: = " - - = r.
3. Joseph Walters, Secretary of
the United Brewery Work
mems UniOm:. oThe position OF The
/ CALL with regard Ito the Mission zoo is
correct. The Cityis in far greater need OF
good stree is, betterpublic buildings and
perfected sewer system than playground
and breathing place" Tor the people OF
the Mission. 1t seems 10 me that for the
time being Golden Gate Park is large
enough and easy:=enough Ito reach from
u
people should be satisfied without trying
TO saddle big debt upon. the taxpayers
for another park Much has been said
a bout preparing" for posterity,bu think
that posterIty. will be able to look after
itself. As THE CALL states, what we. want
is more. I'm provements: for the: present
nm proyemenis Of substantial: nature
and If any .money>is. 10 be spent for the
purchase of animals:let the animals be
placed in Golden Gate Park, for there IS
plenty OF room out the 10 r: tn I'm. -: ~
%:. n. II. +" e Troy. Insurance
aEent, SOl California street:
II >.a*. clear steal. ii s:unnecess ry, a nd,
furthermore, lis ontsof *the MISSION q is
tricts. IF The CALLS: God W ork:=%Wl II ORE
vent this" TRACE IL. will contera favor
upon the people Of City and at the
property off the hands of real # estate.
spectators. : It's evident the solid NJ en-
beers. of the Supervisors are boxing. tor a !.
better angel" than the Spring ~ alley
Water Works. The pro position 81 s de-
#nonnced as a cole steal by every itizel n Z
throughout the City: and, more, the
property wou1d mot sell at the present 4
time for $50. 600 R It wifIrequire as much.
time Tor I he residents of the Mission.
proper. To- reach: the proposed park. s. At :
woul Id fort them to go TO Z he Golden @ ate
!, PARK, viii b Is already In running order.
lit is a steal, pure and simple, and sooner
or later the; people in I'll at district@WiH
ma e8their*eyes*oti ;. = III
:.z< DIR. II !. A.. GraZer. Nineteenth
and Mission treets: he neal th=ot=
the community hUuld zDe. 4 he. tlrst.con-:
sheraton; and the sewers should here
fore be attended TO- That's greater:
necessity thansa park. The yiews4of THE
zCALLsare4 go cd and sound and meet with
I'm u ap prevail s. .. T. Il "