The San Francisco call., 1904-09-06
COUNTRY WANTS
The BOULEVA
Towns of Haywards and San
LeandrO Ask That Work
Be Continued at Once
ARGUMENTSWEDNESDAY
Supervisors Will Listen
to Statements of Both
the Parties Interested
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.


1915 Broadway. Sept. g.
The Board of Supervisors viii next
Wednesday listen to the arguments
ward and win decide whether they will
proceed with the work along the lines
projected The delay in the carrying
out Of the work was caused by a pro-
test sent to the board by the Alameda
County Association and the members
of this organization will present their
case at the coming meeting. The pro-
test presented last week gave no argu-
ments
The delay brought forth ali kinds of
support for the boulevard from the
, ether organizations of Alameda Coun-
~. This was started by Haywards,
which town will be the southern ter
minus of the road. Haywards was sup
ported by the Board of Trade of Oak
land. the Merchants Exchange of Oak
land and the Board of Trade of San
Leandro. Committees from all of the
organizations interested will be pres
ent at this meeting and there will be
many arguments made before the Su
pervisors. The largest delegation will
be that from Haywards. which will be
composed of the following citizens:
P. J. Crosby, Dr.. Corwin ]. E. Geary. T.
3. Russell. George Gray. Charles Prowse. ].
II Strohridge, A, L. Graham. d. Chisholm. H.
+. Brunner. 2. Wilbert, Joseph Comes. l. B.
Parsons. J. H. LillIbridge, J. T. Stanton
George Grinden L Linekin F. F. Allen, Leo
Fsrnum. F. W Browning J. H. loft H.
SoreDsen. William Lawrence, {. o. Johnson,
+. c. Winton. A. e Fischer. NJ. J. Madison,
J. II. Gray. II. T. Smyth. Elmer Welsh Vic
1 tor Lsgrave J. 7 Machado c. NJ Reese, l.
Z y. Chandler William Dale. Count Newmark
Dr. a. J. Dean, c. B. Harmon. H. c. Petray.
q. ". HeVer. C. : I.anEau DIR A i Powell
+. X Strobridge ". J. Ramage c. 5. Long,
/ II. c. Petersen. George Kavanagh E. G. Ry
4 A: Ramage. n. P3yot. John W. Mccoy. E. 5.
I Warren, William Zambresky, r. Reid. T. H.
stone. george m Fisher H MetninseTy PyN s Mad
sen. Vincent Strobel. Dr. G. E. Reynolds.
Z H P. Nielsen f. Q. Webb. H. Hauschildt
/ G. E Alexander. Thomas O'Neill Joseph Ber-
nsrdo. W. R. Myers, c. NJ. Buck. H Fried
| lander. J. F. Brandon. T. 3. jackson. John
Gamble A Bradford. G. A Cakes.
/ The town of Haywards was so much
! interested in the matter that the Town
! Trustees have addressed the following
official communication to the Super
visOrs:
HayEards. Cal. Sept . 1904
, To the Honorable Board OF Supervisors OF
7 Alameda County: We the Trustees in and
for the town OF Haywards having the best
I interests of this town and vicinity at heart.
and having carefully considered all the steps
taken in the matter. hereby most respectfully
able body 20 push TO its completion the pro-
F POSED scenic boulevard from the city OF Oak
land 10 this town.
We are unanimous in the opinion that the
said boulevard. when completed. will be of
inestimahle value 10 the town and vicinity,
and als3 10 Alameda County generally.
We further consider that the abandonment
OF the project at this time would be a serious
error and would result in definite injury to
this county and this town. in view OF the
steps already taken and the injurious adver-
tising It would give
In full faith that you viii do your utmost
70 bring this magnificent project 70 a success
ful conclusion. We beg 70 subscribe ourselves
Very faithfully.
Board o Trustees OF the town OF Haywards
C. ". Heyer. President: c. NJ. Reese. Town
Clerk
The San Leandro Board OF Trade has
adopted the following resolutions:
The san Leandro Board OF Trade. believing
IN the representa- tions made. heartily indorsed
the organization Of the Alameda County Ad-
vancement Association: and
Whereas Il clearly understood that
the purpose Of said organization was 10 ad-
vance the interests OF Alameda County: and
which interests can best be subserved By the
construction and besutifyins OF our roads and
thereby opening avenues for immigration and
settlement IN our county; and.
Whereas The san Leandro Board OF Trade
particularly urged the construction OF the
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