The San Francisco call., 1899-12-12
TO BOOM IMPROVEME ENT.
The Central Organization Lays
Out Plans for Operations.

A meeting of the executive committee
of the Public Improvement Central Club
of all civic organizations was held in the
Mills building yesterday morning.
Chairman Rolla V. Watt. Gustaye
Schnee, secretary, Mayor Phelan
ers' Association paid to Treasurer Dohr-
mann $500 each TO cover expenses. A large
amount of printing and general advertls-
paign inaugurated The executive COM
ing was decided upon and an active CAM
mittee decided to, meet every afternoon
at o'clock In the rooms OF the Mer-
chants Association in the Mills building.
Banners will be erected at Oak street
and Van Ness avenue, Golden Gate Park.
where the boulevard connects that ave-
and Fourth avenue and other various
points in the city. Maps and plans show
ing the boulevards of the city and public
parks will also be published. 1t was de-
cided TO print a paper which Is 10 con-
tain data from every source appertaining
10 public Improvement at the forthcoming
committees were appointed:
Press-A. $. Lille (chairman). ]. Henderson.
+ BALDWIN A S. Sullivan. n. b. Greensfelder.
Visiting-A. Ruef (chairman). Judge A. d.
Lemon. D. Hirschler C. Stader. Captain
iIterary-Judge Cooney (chairman). c. B.
Perkins. Dr. r. c. Meyers. J. p. Tuohey. ].
Registration-L A. Rea (chairman), George
r. Fletcher. Nathan Bibo. NJ. L. Taylor. John
Mass meetings-George r sanderson Cchair-
man. A. p. Giannini c. Stader. p II. Nc
| Carthy p. NJ. Wellin.
| Printing and advertising-J. r Freud (chair-
mani, John 4. Quinn, Charles Fay.
The following public meetings have
been decided upon for this week:
Wednesday, December 13, Mowry's Hall
December IA. Sunnyside Hall, Flood and
Circular avenue; Friday evening. Decem.
ber Is. Graham's Hall, Alabama street
| cember Is, Pixley's Hall, Pacific and Poll
Mayor Phelan: 4. sbarboro. F.. w
9 H fez s T. hc6arPs NJ Psnes Ss
Hiiyer, fiii P. NJ. Weliin and Irving N. Scott
will speak at these meetings.
| II was found that the printing OF lit
erature, hiring of halls, ETC.: will cos
| something between $4,000 and $4,000. and tC
raise this II was decided to divide the
| city into the following districts, in which
| the gentlemen here named are author
| ized to solicit subscriptions:
District No /. bounded by the north side Of
| CLAW east side OF Powell TO water front, A p
District No. 2. bounded by the east side OF
Kearny, TO water front and Market street
north side of Pine, south side of Clay-Colone
| District No. g. bounded by the east side OF
Kearny. north side Of Market. south side Of
| Pine-I.iprnan Sacns ana T. a. Denlcke.
| District No. 4, bounded by the south side OF
| Market street. north side OF Townsend. eas
side of Third. TO water front-Charles Bund
| schu NJ c. Hassett
District No. 0. bounded by the south side 'o
Market street. north side of Townsend. cas-
side of Eighth west side OF Third street-Mar
shall Hale. A. NJ. Davis and L. Prayer.
| District No s. bounded by south side OF Mar
| kat street west side Of Eighth east side O
| Eleventh, rorth side OF Townsend. also norti
aide OF Market street. south side OF Gear,
street east side Of Van Ness avenue and tn
| west side Of Powell street-Jeremiah Deasy an,
| Thomas Clun.
District No. 7. bounded by Market. Eleventh
Folsom Castro and Twenty fourth streets-F
w Van Reynegom and Daniel Kelly.
District No. s. bounded by west side OF Kear
ny TO California. east side OF Powell bot
sides of Bush 10 the north side OF Marke
Streets II. Friedlander and z. II. Mitchell.