The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18

w o. smith. Mrs. Louis simons, Mrs; Mary
rSerex Mrs. c.. L. Tisdaie, Miss Blanche It's
Mrs. George H. Tyson, Mrs Charles p. TABOR
Mrs. James Tyson Mrs. j. c. Siegfried, Mrs.
Alfred Taylor, Mrs. L. Van orden, Mrs A.
Sicklen Mrs. George W. Voogt, Mrs. Olive
Vale, Miss Grace Wastel Mrs. d. II. Weeks,
M'E J. whitney. Il "I,ka'' Mrs. w wilson Mrs Louis
Ward, Mrs. c. H.. weyer. Mrs Geo George ,,. A A;
White. Mrs. Walter j. Wilson, Miss E. West
gate. Mrs. Louis Wenman. Mrs J: II. Witte.
Mrs. c. F. Young. Mrs l.. {. Young, MrS. mrs
]. N. Young, Mrs F. B. Weeks and Mrs. VIII
kie Homer
Secretary H. G.. Mehrtens spoke for
the West End Alameda Improvement
Association "One of our purposes,
said Mehrtens, lis to induce people
to live in the west end of Alameda.
We include all Alameda, however, IN
our efforts, and are interested strongly
in the welfare of the entire city. We
have been working to have the rail-
road taken off Webster street. Inc
| Oakland Board of Trade, the Alameda
Advancement Association, and many
citizens are lined UP in support OF
this proposition, which is calculated to
be of great benefit to both Alameda
and Oakland.
I'VE need a good roadway between
Alameda and Oakland. We have
tried to induce the people to plant
palms in Alameda, in which direction
the Adelphi Club is strongly interest
ed To promote Improvement work
in Alameda County, meeting of all
Improvement associations of the coun-
ty has been called and county asso-
citation may be formed to take con-
certed action when the interests OF
the entire county are concerned.
wishes
Webster street raised two feet" said
the secretary. There should be a
sixty-foot roadway on that street. We
are working at this time, also, for
the establishment of recreation
grounds in Alameda. There are
many tracts of sufficient size In the
city that are available for such USE
There should be one on the bay shore
to combine salt water bathing ad-
vantages and recreation facilities.
Alameda is going ahead. We have
lust built a new church, the Presby-
terian; the Congregationalists will
soon start to build handsome struc-
ture; the Methodists are talking OF
new church. All that Alamada needs
is cooperation at home and knowl-
edge abroad of what we have to offer
to make life pleasant. Cooperation
we are securing; publicity will follow.
Work is necessary
The following are the members of
the West End Alameda Improvement
Association:
l.. B. Abraham, E. ]. Allan, p Adler A.
Alvarez William Brandes, H. Ballheiner. A.
Rate J. Brown w. Bettare r. II. Bruus w.
H. Black. T. A. Black. F. Brand, T. Bargones,
Brawitt j. N. Bird, e. f. Blake. p Burks,
w Behrens J. J. Cambridge. j. X: Clark J.
G Croil. F. s Cone A; v. Clark & j. A Ay,;a Sarl,
Dennis j. E. Damon, William Dietsch, George
Dennis J. H. DUNCAN, I. L. Ellis. William
Eckstein, V. NJ. Fredden. j.. L. Faust, ]; E.
ton. A.. v Fisher r M Grant. s. s. Green,
/ Gottheim r s Grant M.oS G, Golinsss Rsahn M e
7, Hackey, ]. Hassler, NJ Hasselareu. William
Horst, f. O. Hunter, George Hickman j. F.
Hopkin c. Handy, c. c. Hughes. J; w; Hoag.
William Hammond Jr.. Humboldt Lumber
Company G. W Johnston. H ,. Jantzan. p
Johanson George. Jansen, Charles Kane. p.
Kianau, ]. j. Knight William Kopke, P. 5.
Kelly. Charles Hull. A. H. Kriter.
H. Kaufman, ]. R. Kumland. J. 9. Lubben,
w, Leiseu, d. F. Lamburn, C. r. Leech. H.
G. Mehrtens, F. Moore, William Meyer; c. r.
ier Ee's1 WiIiiam vivier j. E: Mecoilock. W. Mui-
ier George Meineker. S. d. MeHenry, A. Man
Masters D. Martin. A. Mackier. D. j. Nc
Carthy, O. Myself E. Meineker, j. Nekon, D.
Nilsson. Z. H. Makare. William Nory, E. b.
Pond p. w. Ryer. A. E.. Ridley H. "
Reeves. George Relja. E. b. Relja. ]. F.
Resheii. J. Reinecker, George EosmsTio. snoa. Nh H.
Reimer. W. j. SIERRA J. H. Saunders. J.
Sanford, c. r. Smith, George scheiurrr. L. L.
Schuier, Charles Sturm. III. strolzenberg. ].
H sommers w. H. scherree.. H Schneider
]. Lertack. K. G. Schwartz. NJ: scheerinsky,
G simpson, G. L. Schmidt. w. A. Scheera, L.
P. Trausur. Il. Tank. G H H. Tilden, 4. vIo To-
tors c. c. vollberg. ]. M. Weld, George VIII
Iiams, George Wheeler, J; Wills, M, r.
Wright. G. T. Wright. A. H Wenhart; j. F.
Wright. s.. Watson. A. H Wally, @ F., "
McGorman. william Painter. G. w. Scott. w.
p. Wilson
The officers of the West End Ala
media Improvement Association are:
t. r. Smith, president; N. c. Hawks,
, first vice president; George Renner,
second vice president: H. G. Mehrtens,
secretary Thomas Banks, treasurer.
On all its letter heads the association
publishes a brief statement of its pur-
poses which is as follows: The object
of this association is by united effort,