The San Francisco call., 1910-10-22


bread and other household utilities.
OCEANSIDE CLUB
The Oceanside Improvement club has
protested to the hospital and health
that Oakland is violating its agreement
with the board of supervisors to caTry
its garbage seven miles out to sea be-
! fore discharsing it. The club claims
that the garbage is dumped about
three miles out al sea and floats shore
ward, covering the beach with odorous
and unsightly garbage. Health officer
McNutt has agreed to take up the mat
ter with Mayor Mott of Oakland to see
that the agreement is enforced.
JORDAN PARK CLUB
A large and enthusiastic mass meet
ing of the Improvement clubs of the
Richmond district was held under the
auspices of the Jordan Park improve
ment club Monday evening at Rich
mond hail. Fourth avenue and Clement
street, to devise ways and means of
causing the removal OF the four ceme-
teries that bar the progress of the
Richmond district.
Mayor Mccarthy and Supervisors
Kelly, O'Dowd, Hayden and Healy were
lHG speakers.
The plan generally favored by the
| Improvement clubs is to order streets
cut through the cemeteries. This, it is
believed. will cause the cemeteries to
remove. At any rate it will enable the
Richmond district to have direct out
lets into the downtown district.
RICHMOND CENTRAL CLUB
The Richmond central improvement
association at it's meeting Monday even
ing announced that it was having plans
drawn by competent engineers for a
viaduct across the park in the inmedi-
ate vicinity of Nineteenth avenue.
thereby conecting the Sunset and the
Richmond districts and avoiding the
long detour that is necessary for teams
to make by way of the panhandle in
order to go from the Richmond to the
Sunset district.
GREEN VALLEY CLUB
At it's meeting Tuesday evening the
Green Valley Improvement club ap-
pointed committees to prepare for the
entertainment and dance to be held in
Guadalupe hall on the evening of No
vember 8, 1910, for the benefit of the
building fund of the new Green Valley
Improvement club assembly hall. The
present quarters are inadequate to ac-
commodate the members.
WEST END CLUB
At the meeting Monday evening of
the West End Improvement association
in Stephens hall, Lowell and Mission
streets, the association indorsed the
proposed charter amendment requiring
half of the park tax to be used for
parks other than Golden Gate park. 1t
also indorsed the India basin act and
appointed a committee consisting of
George r. Warren, Edward Moline and
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paign committee to promote the sue
cess of this measure. f. j. Churchill,
Arthur G. Schultz and j. Wallace ad-
dressed the meeting.
PERALTA HEIGHTS CLUB
The Peralta Heights and vicinity
improvement club at its last meeting
unanimously indorsed charter amend
ment No. Is, providing for 10 year
street assessment bonds.
The club declared it is its belief that
the enactment of this measure will re-
suit in a great benefit to its district.
A communication was ordered sent to
the police authorities calling their at
tention to the necessity for more ade-
ouate police protection in the district.
The club has begun campaign to have
Twenty sixth street open from Utah to
Vermont and ultimately to the bay.
All ARRANGEMENTS for the third an
nual entertainment and dance of the
club to be held this evening in Gra-
hams hall, Precita avenue and Alabama
streets, are completed. Dancing will be
indulged in until ] a. m. Music will be
furnished by Cullen & Carvye's orches-
ira.
LINCOLN PARK CLUB
The members of the Lincoln Park
improvement club last Saturday went
to work with pick and shovel on
Thirty-frst avenue between Point Lo-
hos avenue and Clement street, and
Transformed a sand covered street into
one that does credit to the neighbor-
hood.
SAN BRUNO CLUB
The San Bruno avenue Improvement
Climb applied Thursday to the play