Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-09
MAIN DETAILS OF 1ARBOR REPORT

TEATURES Of the consolidation plan presented the city
council yesterday afternoon through the report of the Los
Angeles consolidation and with the unqualified
approval OF the San Pedro and Wilmington consolidation commit
the Los Angeles chamber of Los Angeles harbor
commission Municipal league Associated obbers and the Me
chants and Manufacturers association
Provision for one of the best arbors in the world through
cpa corporations with municipality and operated
public docks warves piers and warehouses and the ranpoa
ton to and from them.
Expenditure by this greater municipality of least
within the years improve the inner harbors
$3000O00 of this and s. 100000 to be provided within
100000 the inner harbor above the turning basin
Provision in the harbor scheme for adequate handling of
deep shipping and the international that will
vessels large draugh following the completion of the Panama
canal.
Granting of terminal San Pedro and Wilmington.
Operation of municipality owned and controlled ferries be-
Terminal island and Wilmington and San Pedro with
fare not of two cents.
Operation of municipality owned and controlled public fish
market and hermens wharf the water front of San Pedro
Establishment through consolidation of educational and Ii
bay facilities fire and police protection street and lighting
and other municipal advantages equal San Pedro and Whining
those enjoyed other sections of the consolidated city,
Continuation without delay of the municipal Improvements
already initiated the inner harbor by Wilmington
tional work thereon dredging channels and constructing adj
dtional docks and wllarves.
adam highways to give proper to the water front
Continuation of efforts by all interests the further
cooperation of the federal toward the fullest develop
of and harbor including the deepening
channels the closing Of the breawater gap and the appropriation
of additional funds with the development of har
Dor Of the magnitude planned through consolidation
The report presented signed by the fifteen members of the
consolidation committee follows Stoddard Jess William D.
Stephens Homer Hamln, Joseph Scott Frank Simpson, M P
Snyder, A. P. Fleming Frank Hart M H Newmark F. w.
Braun Leslie R. Hewitt NJ Schneider James A. Anderson O.
E. Farish, H. Jevne.
Committees civic bodies approving the report whose a
prevails were submitted to the council part of it,
Consolidation committee of the city of San Pedro signed by
Dr. W. A. Weldon H. w Armour, John T. Gaey Louis Entree
M L. Campbell Oscar Jacobsen E. D. Seward, w. E Bonsal
John A. Anderson Richard Quinn A. P Ferl John NJ Keagy
Joseph H. Call William D. Bchfeld Benjamin Cross James
H Dodson Robert Raston Frank Tehe Lewis Hansen James
Swinford, O. c. Abbott.
Consolidation committee of the city of Wilmington signed by
Erhard Opp D. r. Woods John Schneider P Pichere P.
Watson Henry S. Schneider N F. Stone H Gannaway, D. c.
Fohl W. Moore Charles Menveg, F. Breen c. S Cary.
commission of the city of Los Angeles signed by T. E.
Gibbon acting presidents E. Carr A. p Fleming secretary
Angeles chamber of commerce, by Willis H Booth pres
dent H. B. Gurley, assistant secretary
Angeles Merchants and Manufacturers association by
NJ Schneider president Perry w Weidner acting secretary
Municipal league, by J. O. Koephi, president; Edwin O.
Edgerton, secretary.
Associated Jobber of Los Angeles by M H. Newmar pres
dent c. D. Willard secretary.