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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
Oh rIstian Church, National COnven-
lion n Cincinnati d.

Agents of the Ohio Central Lines will
sell excursion tickets Il: one fare round
Trip to Cincinnati ON Oct u, II. 16 aud
II, good returning until Oct. 2lst. ac-
conmt National Convention Christian
c lurch. OGtl4
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Meeting of Grand Lor..e, r, j A =
OfObIO TolcJo.

Agents of Obi" central Lines will sel
excursion h"G SIS in lncmhers at one far,
ro"h' --.p upoH prrsenta'iom of certili
c' les signed by the SECRETARY of The
lodge Ticket. Gn sale Oct. 2Srd, 2l.l
aud 25lh, good returning until ., %Ith
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
ONO Baptist Convention at Cincin-
nail D.

Agents of the Ohio Central Lines will
sell excursion tickets at one fare round
trip to Cincinnati on October oath and
2jth good returning until Oct 9th. &C
count Ohio Baptist Convention. Oct2l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13
COURT RECO R D.
TIMES FOR HOLDING CIR
CUIT COURT. A. D.
1900.
STATE or OHIO, |
SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. J

SlNlH JUDICIAL ClRCbll')
II is ordered that the time of Ihc beginning
of the terms of the circuit Court OF the several
Counties in said Circuit Tor the year 1900 be liked
as follows, to-wit:
Lucas County on the Sth day OF January and
the LIST day of October.
Wood County on the l2th day oil March ana
the 18th day OF september.
7th day OF November.
Erie County on tile lGlh DAY oil April ana the
10th day OF November
Williams County un the 3Oth day OF Aprl ana
the Sd day OF December.
Fulton County Oh the 20 day OF May ana lhe
9th day of December
Sandusky Comfy an the 7th day oil May ana
10th day OF December.
20th dav Of December.
said terms To begin nt . O'Clock q. m
Il. B. KING,
GRO. X. HAYNES,
X. b. PARKER,
Judges
September 18th, iSoo.
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Half Fare TO Columbus via Ohio
Central Lines

Account National Con 5ention of
brotherhood of St. Andrew, Agents OF
ohio Central Lines will sell excursion
tickets to Columbus at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Oct. II, Is
and 10, good returning until Oct. %.
notIr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-10-13

tDaily except sunday. fStop on signal.
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars on Nos; 2, land
6 through to Cleveland, Eric, Buffalo, Now SSfk
and Boston; on Nos. 8, 3 and1 to Chicago or in
termediate points. Meals are served at "up,to-
date" Dining Stations and in Nickel Plato Dining
Cars at opportune meal hours. Baggage checked
Through to destination. On inquiry you viii ind
our rates are always lower than via other lines,
service considered.
For rates and detailed information, address 3,
r. Horner, General Passenger agent, Cleveland,
o., or Local Ticket Agent
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For the Fifty-Cent Dollar That Would
Rob Them of Half Their EARNINGS and
thRSt the Unprecedented Prosperity
They Now EnJoy.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
MAHER MAY
BE FAVORITE
OVER McCOY
Thus Far the Betting on the
Fight Is at Even
Money.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Although all
wagers made on the McCoy-Mah con-
test up 10 date have been placed at even
money, IL is quite probable the Irishman
will enter the ring favorite This belief
is due 10 the fact that several large COM
missions have been received by local
sporting men from Westerners. asking
them 10 place the money on Maher, even
IL odds are asked by Mccoy men. Joe
Vendig said to-day that he has a commits
sion Of 1880 10 place on Peter. George
Considine has commission of 5000 10 bet
on Eaher.
Honest John Kelly. the well-known
referee and sporting man. has $500 he
would Ike 10 place on the Irish cham
pion. Kelly believes that Maher's great
strength Will give him the victory over the
Kid.
George E. Smith. better known as
"Pittsburg Phil" will visit Maher's quar-
ters tomorrow. Smith is a great admirer
Of the Irishman, but he has not as yet
placed a bet on Peter against Mccoy. He
said that II Maher's condition is up TO the
standard of excellence necessary 10 win
in a ring contest he would place q large
commission on the Irishman.
Mccoy" said Smith, "is a very shifty
fellow. and, TO tell the truth. l would
rather see Maher fight Sharkey or JEFF
fries than the Kid.
1T is very hard 10 hit a man right on
the point Of the jaw who Is clever with
his hands and shifty on his feet, and
think Peter will have TO work hard 70 get
the winners share of the purse Still
think he will reach Mccoy in the course
OF the contest, and when he does IL will
be all over"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
O'BRIEN HAS
A LONG LIST
OF VICTORIES
Boxer Who Is to Meet Neill
Has Reen Kept
Busy.

Jack O'Brien, the boxer who Is 10 try
the mettle of Al Nell before the National
Club next Friday, has impressed visitors
at his training quarters With his quick
ness and cleverness. AS there are sew
erai crack boxers Of the same name much
curiosity mas developed over his ring rec
oru he has never been defeated The
following are his principal victories.
1887 - q Brien defeated Isadore
strauss, six round; Dan Mcconnell.
SIX: Bllly Payne. six; Leslie Pearce.
Garthy, SIX Paddy Sheehan. four:
Jack Hanlon, six; Joe Dougherty,
three (knockOuO. During the same
year he fought Martin Judge two six
round draws and Barney Connors a
nfteen-rOund draw
l&S-Isadore Strauss. six rounds:
PADDY Shcehan, six; IsadOre Strauss.
six; Barney COnnors. eight: Billy
Payne, six. Young SMYRNA six.
stopped Kid Carter OF BROOKLYN in
ten; Hughey McWinters, twenty and
a siX-round draw with Jack DAILY OF
Baltimore
1S99-George Cole OF Trenton. Y /
six rounds. Fred Strickler and Tom
Cavanaugh, on the same night, de-
feated both I'm four: George Cole.
twenty; Jack Collier Of Brooklyn. six;
Billy Payne, eight; Tony Drew. eight
knockout: Kid Baxter OF Chicago.
eight; Walter Nolan OF Chicago. four
!knockouu; Shorty Ahern OF Chicago.
.; rom McCune OF Detroit. twelve
(knockouu. on September 5 O'Brien
received the decision over Tom Tracey
or Australia In six rounds al Chicago.
Four promising boxing bouts form the
card Tor to-night's exhibition in the rooms OF
the san Francisco Athletic Club. 3lT Sixth
street. The principal bout will be between
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Every Progressive Vote Needed
at TO-Day'S Election.
Overwhelming Majority Is Predicted for
Bonds for Constructing Schools, Sewers
and Hospitals.

missioners met and officially canvassed
the returns The Official figures are as
follows. For bonds. p 9ll. against. $50.
The next step IN connection with the
argulremeut 81 PARK extensions Will be
the Ilug OF a suit IN condemnation on
behalf ~ The city and against all the in
liriol1l property owners. This viii be
one " the first duties of CITY and County
Attorney Lane after ne assumes office
under the new charter. Any OF the de-
PENDANTS 20 the suit OF any taxpayer has
The right 20 contest the award Of dam
ages 10 parties whose property is taken.
but little delay Is anticipated from that
source as IL IL generally conceded that
the appraisers have been both Just and
generous. II is anticipated that out OF
about 40 property owners a few only viii
demand more. IN which event q jury will
determine such claims.
The bonds viii have 10 be advertised
and sold ~ the highest bidder and the
coin must be available for payment thirty
days after the judgments IA the condem-
nation suits are rendered.
The official returns show that only In
three Assembly districts out OF eighteen
the Tnirty-third. Thirty-fifth and Forty
fourth-the bonds did not receive the nee
tssary twO-thirds vote The Thirtieth
District was the most favorable. giving
nearly 20 i for bonds. while the Thirty
seventh. in which the panhandle is locat-
ec. gave nearly 10 l.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
UNEXPECTED
DEFEAT OF
ROSORMONDE
Led Over the Line by Lothian
Record Tieing Run of
Yellow Tail.

Beaten by a despised outsider was the
fafe ~ kosorm0nQe az Oakland yesterday
and al blame Tor the fact could be laid
a. the door ~ Jockey jenkins The un-
looked for happened IN the 9Th event. AT
u mile. for which Orm0nde's daughter was
q plurged-on fayOrlte. IL appearing that
Hhe figured a moral" 10 down Time
maker especially as the latter horses
people dillt seem 20 Ike him. Every
Ihing passed on without incident 10 the
stretch, an which stage the first choice
was only gallopins. while Timemal1er ap-
pearca u distress.
All riders viii make mistakes and less
thaa furlong from home Jenkins gave
TAD Walsh. on the light weighted
Lothian, a chance 10 slip through be-
tween his mount and the rail- Quick as
a rat slipping through q knot-holc. Walsh
was there, AID driving hard put Il on
she favorite half length ia l:5ss. Time
maker finished an Indifferent third. and
between admiration FOR Walsh and cha
Erll an tle stupidity ~ jenkins. il as
some minutes bef4re spectators regalned
tAelr usual state ~ composure.
Tie attendance was large, and while
tbut tWo 0f TIE choices reached the wire IN
1r0uL nearly al ~ The winners received
1nore or less support
SLu smartinE from the effects OF his
rccent defeat the giant Yellow Tail came
back with bells on IN The final seven
l-urlOng run. rleiug the record Cf .26 made
ly Peel, "a fouT-l -ar-O.d. lu ,f6. shoulder
Ing Eddie Ross and ll5 pounds. the TWO
'Aear-oll gave away bundle ~ weight.
ana leading from start -o la.sh. hit the
wire rVo lengths ahead Ct MarCat0. the
Burns a. A Aaterh0use entry. Il was .
n.agDirDeur run aud The $4,000 beauty j.
aE4lh d l.sl favor. Ohnthus finished a
NiOse third
Blly Moore l1 90 shot from George
baldwin string captured the maiden
tW"-year-ol4 trDm "a big field. Coming
Event l5I t0 = shot pilotel by kiiey.
WAS second. "A length before Relwald.
The faNorlts. HilpouaN, never lOomed ~
prominently
ia a uose snlsh. Conley landed R0salbra.
a. one stage % f0 iu The ring. winner
over san Mlftr. tnr rhe sprint which fCl-
lowed iHuau.u- bad agst call in The
betting hut Thorpe broke it up very bad
ly. finishing far beyond The money
A tW0-year-ola probably never runs FIVE
1url r1ES any faster in these parts than
O. southern Girl and Eambouila. ga their
nose finish fo- the rllrl purse. The last
rfty yards. tu going Tor his whip while
Efil lu 'front.' Ituk.T- ler The latter colt
swerye and b. cost him tho verdict. The
Cir WAS fa choice. while . 10 ! was
lall against fhe Spreckels entry. Gussie
taT sot Clip which compelled the win
rtr Al. llf Der foot down in 900 fat.
The mil. and flrloug selling number
Furnished hlc dump RosIlante receiv-
cd extensive fr. urHIUrE Eea DarHinE az
even mnrsL and Ms DL-t4L--aL All The
WrF p WALSH lerride P1-eute. stole Off
81 -he lead. winning 'n waltz lime Top
mast took tr. place by over "a length
from Jimmy 'aHrrs fnarc.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Every Vote Is Needed To-Day

Unless every voter who favors new
schools, sewers and a hospital attends the
polls to-day there Is danger that these
very necessary measures may be defeated.
There is possibility that after the signal
victory yesterday many Of the progress
sive element Will take II for granted that
the bonds for luXuries having carried.
those for necessaries will certainly go
through with a more decided majority. and
will stay at home. Ii is certain that the
anti-bondites Will be cut in force and will
try. II possible. to retrieve, In some meas
ure, the lost fortunes OF Wednesday.
There can be no solid argument raised
against the propositions TO be submitted
10 the voters on Friday" said Andrea
Sbarboro, FOR every dollar means work.
There IS no land to be acquired. but seve-
raj years OF work for our workingmen is
assured II the bonds carry, as l am con-
fident they will. No cIe doubts the ne
cessity of a new hospital. AS the Mayor
has so often said the present structure is
a positive menace 10 the health OF all who
are in II. This one project means over a
quarter Of a million dollars for labor
alone. The need Of new and intelligent
sewer system cannot be doubted. The
building of sewers also means work, and
the same Is true of the seventeen new
schoolhouses which II is proposed 20 build
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

n lT ey . tr, r.mnalte q Sar Fran
IA l4co's siGr.arIsu could be seen
NJ O- t.e streets yesterday. The
I.ss-.ael,l relics of past age
- kept grl,r cover. They reauz q
t-4t tl,lr day has passed-that
az Ette of Wednesday was their death
l...l.
[-.rs was "a different feeling In the air
-. Town. lt was % flcd with the
- -e.f-rrnt-iation thar the dying
N, taa chronic croaker IN his Sc
'i'l la farther tlau thc tips
e. -e rwu ears.
- tf. Mayors office and ~ the head
e. -t,rs 0t fhe Public Improvement Cen
20 ''". Ht-r called % express their
H'.r H.tr tle result ~ The PARK
'n'e.eI.y election. and the feeling ~ *
t.... nas shared alike iu commercial
4.rs a-l in tle manufacturing locaG-
r..r
Sow 'ha- it has been So unm.stakahly
a. i.r.It frnf The citizens are wide awake
t-tir Ereat tpror--aifies. regret has
'..H'eN r.~s-l thar aI even greater eN-
- Hr..n .f le PARK system was not uu-
e.rfa..l. Man. .t fhe opponents ~ the
rt--rH-. r.ted against Dr.. uot fully uu-
re anl.ne its import and uOt realizing
- rhf'hf z ilt newborn civic pride in
H.. community.
Yesterday morning the Election Com
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Track Notes.

y was e7il 'lat some outside watches
made fhr slime iar rhc mile i,3,ia I'm
stead of 1885 T.ls Be- preposterous for.
while Lothian is "a -hIfty platter. be- could
not cover D.. distance .u that time with
prelmEflr racing plates on.
o. walsh rI.tcl tro winners and seems
fairly launched ou rho road 20 success.
Ha .e strong. 'rtrl headed and can follow
instruct ior----. Ire'hluE that few older
riders can l0
Fllie ROSS and Yellow Tail seem 20
rraile "a winning combination. T. was
Ross who rode him ln the race az Tan
f0ran. when Gryser was s0 ingloriously
defeated.
The attention ~ horsemcn is called 20
the fact tlaf entries for the great stallion
stakes fo lc decided at The Sacramento
state Fair 20 lse close with Secretary
Shields or January l
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

December Il. the stewards have decided
after an extended investigation, 10 con-
unue the suspension indefinitely.
The weather to-day was threatening
and the track slow on the outside. Tor
tugas and Agit6tor We're the only win
ming favorites. Results:
Selling, six furlongs, Tortugas won.
III.
Selling, five furlongs, Inlook won. La
vega second, FL Caney third. Time. l:03ia
Selling. one and an eighth miles, Donna
Rita won, Admetus second, Babe Fields
third. Time, 1:5Si4.
Hanqicap, one mile, Miss Mae Day won.
Jolly Roger second, DeyO third. Time.
1:43iz.
Selling, six furlongs. Agitator won. Lit
ne Billy second, Water Crest third. Time.
lis.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

Of running through the formations and
signals, and in catching and running in
punts Quite a number Of substitutes will
appear in the lineup on New Years day
Neither Captain-elect Burnett, Gilman,
Cairns, Boren nor Smith will go with the
team. and their places will be filed by
Bently, Houston and Wrigley at tackle
and guard, Erb at halfback and Rodolph
at full. II IS not definitely known yet
whether Chet Murphy will play or not
but Raitt will go along as substitute
quarter. few other substitutes will be
taken. Coach Burr Chamberlain has been
putting the finishing touches on the team
and will go with them 20 Portland.
The eleven will be in good condition
physically. but the team work is likely 20
be a little ragged on account OF the lack
OF practice and the presence OF so many
substitutes IN the line.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Mayor Fears Indifference.

This is no time TO rest" said Mayor
Phelan yesterday. "One great improve
ment has been decided upon. but there is
another battle TO be fought Friday. II can
be depended upon that all those who op-
pose bonds on general principles. or from
general lack Of principles. will be on hand
10 register their kick against progress,
and We must bear in mind that IL needs
two progressive voters 10 overcome the
power in the booth OF one opponent.
The vast majority OF the voters are
IN favor OF all these propositions, and they
should carry by vote OF al least four TO
one. The only danger lies in the inclina-
ton OF so many voters TO stay at home
and let the other fellows do their voting
for them. I do not have any idea that
there viii be even as many votes against
schools. sewers and the hospital as there
were against parks, but we should not
take any chances, and I hope none will
be taken.
Il believe that II the campaign in The
interest Of extending the panhandle and
acquiring parks had lasted week longer
the adverse vote would have been
cut in two. Education was all that was
needed. and the opposition 10 the parks
was twice as great when we started as II
was last Wednesday. l cannot conceive
how any workingman or any merchant
who does business with workingmen can
commit such q suicidal act as 10 vote
against bonds"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
SKATING RECORDS BROKEN.
Norval Baptie of North Dakota
Lowers Two Records.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 2S.-The fastest
skating ever done in the world for half
mile and a quarter-mile. straightaway,
was accomplished to-day on Lake Mime
tonka. near this city. Norval Baptie Of
Bathgate. y. D.. lowered the quarter-mile
record of 31IG seconds, made by John s.
Johnson. to IS Is seconds.
After rest Of twenty minutes Baptie
started for the half-mile record of Joe
Donaghue OF New Orleans and Olaf Budds
Of Minneapolis. and lowered it from
1:05 2-5 70 100 2-5. The records are official
and made under the auspices Of the EI-
eelsior Yacht Club
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
IN TO CREATE THE NEW SAN FRANCISCO"
FINAL NOTE OF WARNING,
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. %. 1899.

Dec. S
he'll rvote.
votes
There strong anaCn against the
his ballot
Sa
ANDREA SBARBORO President
B Preside
G. Central uprov
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

IS TO PLAY
MULTNOMAH

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec 2s.-
The members Of the Stanford University
football team leave tomorrow for Port
land. or, where they are 10 play the
Multnomah Athletic Club team on New
Years day. The Stanford team has been
having light practice daily since the uni
versity closed. Not enough players have
stayed. however. 10 make a second team.
and the practice has consisted principally !
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

Information comes by way OF an East
Indian paper that Mr.. and Mrs. Thamby-
nayagampillai are now on q visit TO Ko-
vilkudyirruppu. Mr.. Thambynayagam-
pillai is the son OF Judge G. s Arianaya-
gampillai and son-in-law OF Mrs. A. Jam
bulingammudelliar. From this IL is easy
10 reach the conclusion that society re-
ing life.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Avoid Trouble bv STAYING. at Home.

They say Paris IS very wicked. but new
crtheless it is the leader in the world II
fashion. Who OF the fair sex would not
Ike a Worth" gown. or. failing in that
would not al least enjoy going with the
Christmas shoppers through all the swell
Partisan establishments? Genevieve
Green is right there on the spot. and in
her chatty. clever way tells all about IL in
next SUNDAYS Call
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

therance Of the bond issues. Every effort
was made 10 interest contractors and
builders in the bond issue. and the most
contractors allowed their men ample time
for voting and displayed unwonted zeal In
behalf OF the new measure
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
0-s-.-@---e-+-a+a +a-~-%-e
Selections Coz To-paY.

Flrst rsce-slerry Boy. Glen Anne. Jack Nc
Cabe.
Second raee-Revsnna. Sister Alice. Magasis-
naE
Third rsoe-Flower OF Gold. Bee Bee. p. W.
Brode
Fourth rnce-Faversharn. obsidian. Horton.
FIfth race-wyoming. Alicia, Recreation.
sixth race-Osculation. ST. cuthbert. True
Blue
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Loc alton OF Polling Places.

The voting places for to-day's election
will be the same as those in use on
Wednesday last. The special precincts
will also govern the distribution OF booths
The same election officers will serve, and
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

San Francisco. Dec 2s. 1899.
Editor Can, CIty-Dear Sir: AL the
members OF the improvement clubs are
heartily appreciative OF your commen-
datiOns and encouragement as well as the
generous space you have given Us for
bond elections. Yours truly.
A. SBARBORO. President.
NAPH. b. GREENSFELDER,
Vice President.
G. SCHNEE. Secretary.
For Public Improvement Central Club.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Reay Knocked Out.

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2s.-Jim Tr!mble
OF this city knocked out Joe Reay OF san
Francisco tonight II the ninth round az
the Los Angeles Athletic Club, The fight
was 10 have been fOrtwenty rounds. Rsav
was put out with a terrible blow on the
rios followed by a punch over the heart.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29

1T seems superfiuous at this late day
TO repeat that all this work must be done
by workingmen Of San Francisco. because
under the new charter every man draw
ing pay from the city treasury must have
resided here a year Now. IL does not
seem likely that any laborer will come
and live here whole year in anticipation
of getting job on public work"
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
Kriss Kringle Sold.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec. 2S-Kriss
Kringle. the great selling platter, was pur-
chased to-day from DR.. Byrd by T. w.
Colt OF New York for 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-29
PUBLIC PARK ON
THE SUMMIT OF
TELEGRAP H HILL
Further Destruction to
Be Stopped.
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS ACT
WILL ASK THE CITY TO BUY
THE PROPERTY.
Ladies Of the California Club Take
the Initiative and Are Determined
to Preserve the Old Land
mark.
WILL ASK THE CITY TO BUY
THE PROPERTY.

A united effort IS being made By the
public-spirited men and women OF the city
20 save Telegraph Hill from further de-
struction Not only are those interested
IN the undertaking determined % preserve
what is left OF the hill. but they have in
view a beautiful public park on its sum
mit-a pleasure resort from Whlcn the
people may view the Golden Gate, the
bay and the surrounding shores and also
get beautiful panoramic scene OF the
Mayor PheIan's address before the CAL
ifOrnia Club on the occasion of its re-
ceptiOu 10 the teachers Of the city Is
what gave birth 20 the Idea. The Mayor
a that time was making q campaign for
the panhandle and took advantage 0t the
opportunity 70 instilI a few pubic lin-
suggestions bore immediate fruit, for the
ladies OF the civic section or the CLUB
undertook, without delay TO save Iele-
Contractors have torn the hill away
with blasting powder close up 20 the stone
fence that surrounds the ola observatory.
Their intention 20 20 sui further was
evidenced when they secured an option
on the observatory property. owned py
owns four lots 4 man named Mac
donald purchased these many years ago
for $1,000 and presented them 20 san
Francisco for a public park. The lots
are there yet. but a long time ago they
were given over 20 tin cans and the goats
that have made the Hill famous.
conjunction with the North Beach I'M
provement Club, Central Improvement
and the Western Addition Improvement
clubs, have decided 10 petition the new
Board OF Supervisors 70 purchase the
two lots adjoining the city's prop
erty (making a block in alU and Gray
Bros. option on the observatory prop
erty. In the event Of the latter refusing
TO sell ~ has been determined 90 ask the
authorities 20 bring condemnation pro-
ceedings. or at least an injunction suit
TO prevent the contractors from further
work toward the destruction OF the hill.
general meeting Of those interested In
the matter Is 20 D. held January s. when
a definite campaign viii be mapped out.
Following are the members Of the COM
mittee appointed % take charge Of the
matter and the names OF the OrgauiZa-
tions they represent.
California Club Mrs. Lowell White.
president; DR.. Dorothy Moore. president
OF civic section. Mrs Gorham. Mrs.
Poultney. Mys. Tilden. Mrs. Str.nger. Miss
X Atkinson. Miss II. Beaver. Mrs. George
MoOres and Miss Httell.
North Beach Improvement Club-L. A
Rea. a. L. Gianniu. r j. Sullivan, J.
Farnham, W. u. Kramer and T.
Wheeler.
Central Improvement Club-Naph B.
western Addition Club-Charles W. su-
trO.