The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
Will FORCE WORK
AT POINT LOBOS
Street improvements Will Be
Pushed by Club Under
VrOOman Law

The POINT LODOS improvement CLUB
intends to compel the performance
of street work. where not al
ready DONE upon Clement street
from First to Twenty-sixth avenues,
in Lake and California streets, Point
Lobos avenue and all other streets
where most of the street work is
done.
Street work throughout the district
has been practically completed for
some time past, but here and there
property owners have refused to have
their work done. The club proposes to
take proceedings under the Vroonnan
act to order the work to be done, the
contract being given to the lowest bid
der, he to have lien upon the prop
erty with the right of foreclosure for
work performed.
PERALTA HEIGHTS AND VICINITY
At the regular meeting of the Peralta
club, held Tuesday evening, the school
committee. consisting of Messrs. Burke,
Wizard and Cluff. reported having
toured the district with School Director
Payot in an effort to find a suitable
site for the primary school to be built
in the Peralta heights district A num-
Der of locations were inspected. The
decision of the school directors will be
meets.
The park commissioners were petit
toned to hurry the work of construct
ing the coping around Bernal park, for
which $4,000 has been set aside. Messrs.
Irvine, Wizard and Burke were ap-
pointed representatives upon the COM
mittee of arrangements that has in
hand the matter of dedicating Balboa
park and the Ingleside police station.
Finn & Treacy were requested to
expedite the construction of the main
sewer in Wolfe street from Franconia
to Isabel before the stormy weather
sets in.
Arrangements are under way for the
third annual entertainment and dance
to be given at Graham's hall, Alabama
street ard Precita avenue, on Saturday
evening, October Is.
A vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered to The Call fer the considera-
tion it is showing to the different clubs.
EUREKA VALLEY ASSOCIATION
At the meeting of the Eureka valley
Improvement association at 406 Castro
street, Thursday evening, a committee
of 10 was appointed to conduct the
dedicatory exercises of the new McKin-
ley school at Fourteenth and Castro
streets. The committee consists of
Messrs Whalen. Conlin, Moody Bello,
BIOWn, MOFTlSSey- SHllllnS dnC f1lnkel.
The date of the dedication will be set
at a later meeting.
1t was unanimously decided to pre-
sent to the school upon this occasion
handsome bronze bust of Mckinley,
and the exercises will take the form
of unveiling this monument at the same
time that the school will be dedicated.
Thirty-flve dollars was subscribed at
the meeting and 1t is expected that
enough money will be subscribed in a
few days to insure the carrying out
of the tentative arrangements.
HOME INDUSTRY LEAGUE
The Home Industry league held a
large and enthusiastic meeting yes
terday noon at the Palace hotel The
report of the exhibition committee was
received. The publicity committee made
a detailed report. A communication
was read from c. w. Hornick, manager
of The Call, making suggestions for
advancing the interests of the league.
The report and letter were ordered
printed. A committee was appointed
to invite representatives of the women S
clubs to attend the next meeting. Sug
gestions for further progress were
made by several speakers