Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-24
OPENS PARK TO FAIR

(b) Authorizing said Panama-Pacific
International Exposition company to
use and occupy that portion of Golden
Gate park westerly from Twentieth
avenue as extended for said exposi-
tion purposes, and placing such por-
tion of said park under the control OF
said corporation, for such time as shall
be necessary for such exposition pur-
poses.
(c) Authorizing said Panama-Pacific
International Exposition company to
use and occupy for such exposition
purposes any lands held by the board
of education of the city and county
of San Francisco and by the city and
county of San Francisco, and not then
in actual use.
I'D Authorizing said Panama-Pacific
International Exposition company TO
open, close and occupy streets in SAID
city and county Of San Francisco.
westerly from Twentieth avenue, for
such exposition purposes.
In witness whereof l have hereunto
set my hand and caused to be az
fixed hereunto the great seal of the
state of California at my office in the
state capitol this 23rd day Of August
in the year of our Lord one thousand
nineteen hundred and ten, and of the
admission of the state of California
the fifty-ninth. j. N. GlLLEII,
Governor of the State of California.
C. f. CURRY, Secretary of State.
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Congressman and Mrs. LongwOrth and
Quentin Roosevelt came to the sta
ton. The colonel was disinclined at
first to discuss politics in any of its
phases and when told it had been re-
ported that he was expected to make
a detailed statement this morning re-
garding Mr.. Taft's letter to Mr.. Girls
com he laughed and said:
II am afraid you are of an over
trustful nature. No, I'm not going to
say anything; not a word"
The colonel and his family were
escorted by the railroad officers to the
private car Republic" and there the
former president was soon Joined by
County Chairman Griscom and Collec-
tor of the Port Loeb. Later the colonel
emerged from the rear Of his private
car and made the statement that ne
would go to the state convention II
Nassau county selected him as dele
gate, and that there would be no COM
promise, as the issues were clear cut.
This declaration was taken to mean
by politicians that he now proposes
to go to the convention at Saratoga
and make his fight against the old
guard" for the platform and candidates
that he thinks most desirable.
on his way to the station this morn
ing the colonel branded as false,
story printed recently that he had sent
Chairman Griscom to Beverly with an
ultimatum to President Taft. There
was a rousing cheer from railroad en-
ployes and others as the car, attached
TO a regular train, moved out of the
station and the former president waved
good bye with his big black felt nat
The first stop is at Utica where he is
due at 1888 this afternoon.
After the colonePs train pulled out,
Chairman Griscom said
Il regard President Tafts position
now as stronger than II has been at
any time since he took hold of the ad-
ministration. He has simply done WHAT
we all expected he would do
Collector Loeb declined to talk poll
tics today after the departure of the
Roosevelt train. Congressman Ntcho-
las Longworth remarked:
"I do not wish to say anything about
my efforts as peacemaker, but l do
wish to say that 1 am perfectly happy
this morning"