The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

basin act. A large portion of the
evening was taken up with the con-
sideration of the proposed charter
amendments
POTRERO CLUB
The Potrero commercial and manu-
facturers' association, together with
the Potrero merchants association and
the Potrero Nuevo club, have taken up
with the board of health the matter
of removing the stagnant pool of water
known as The Red Sea- at Twentieth
and Kentucky streets. It has been
found that about 14o. sewers of all
kinds empty into this pool. The board
of health has promised relief.
SOUTH OF ARMY CLUB
At its last meeting Thursday even
ing. the South of Army club considered
the various proposed charter amend
ments.
The association reports having sue
ceeded in getting the, board of public
works to begin curbing the Dolores
street parklets
The association is endeavoring to
get the United Railroads to remove
from the corner of Valencia and Mar
ket streets its relic. of the fire of 1905.
The association also reports that
templating establishing banks in the
district.
MISSION FEDERATION
The Fedora ton OF Mission improve
ment clubs composed of seven dele
gates from the Holiday Avenue inn
provement club. Case Avenue improve
ment club, Folsom Street tunnel club,
Precita Valley Improvement club, Ala
bama street extension club, Army
Street Improvements club and ranconia
Heights Improvement club has secured
permanent headquarters at 33s Precita
avenue. The federation favors home
industry, has pledged itself TO patron
ize Mission merchants and has placed
itself upon record as opposed to the
India basin act.
OCEAN VIEW CLUB
At the last meeting Of the Ocean
View improvement club held Monday
evening at sWolfs hall. a petition was
ordered sent to the board of super
visors for the installation of fire
hydrants in San Jose avenue between
Plymouth street and the county line,
which is at present without proper fire
protection.
The school committee consisting of
William Wolf T. j. Neilan, S. KAISER,
G. H. Rodney and A. II. Sinclair, was
requested TO visit the board of public
works. and urge the immediate compile
ton OF the new Sheridan school, In
order that the children may be housed
in it before the wet weather sets in,
as the old shacks are in a deplorable
condition.
The sewer committee was requested
to confer with the board OF public
works in regard to the bond issue for
sewers for the westerly portion of the
ocean View district running toward
the ocean.
Secretary c. II. Rodney was requested
to communicate with the board OF pub
lie works in regard to trees growing
on the sidewalk lks in certain portions or
the district. obstructing the travel and
shading the street lights, making those
portions very dark and dangerous at
night
yIsITACIoN CLUB
The. visitacion Valley Improvement
club is protesting vigorously against
the lack of fire protection and the i'm
passable condition of the roads.
The association will petition. in con-
junction with Green Valley improve
ment club. that the board of public
works begin Immediately on the grad
ing of Sunnydale avenue at Milliken
street and put it in passable condi
tion before winter. This street is the
only street running east and west
through Visitacion valley that is open
through into the Mission. 1t is im-
passable for teams and at night for
pedestrians, as a person walking is
liab Bile to fall into one of the numerous
bitches and gullies that intersect the
road.
A committee was appointed. consist
ing of l.. Hilderbrandt, c. Bouchin and
L. Eisenbeis. to find out how many
property owners will have electric