The San Francisco call., 1910-11-19
Paul T. Carroll, D. A. Hagens, L. H
Peterson and C. f. Adams.
MISSION PROMOTION

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Peterson and C. +. Adams.
MISSION PROMOTION
The Mission promotion association
made an energetic campaign for the
passage of amendment %, providing
for division of the park fund, one
half for Golden. Gate park and one 4half
for parks other than Golden Gate park,
but it lost.
The association published it's rec
concentrations upon the charter amend
ments and carried on an aggressive
campaign for them. 1t lost in only
seven instances, ON amendments 9, IA,
20, %, 80. 81 and 80.
The. Green Valley Improvement as
sociation adopted recommendations
with reference to all the charter
amendments and campaigned for the
success of its recommendation. These
recommendations were followed in all
cases except with reference to amend
ments 9, II, 90, 22, "a 80, 81, SO, 81
and 80.
The Ingleside improvement club sent
copy of its recommendations to all
the citizens of Ingleside. It's recon-
mendations were followed except with
reference to amendments 5, s, 10, 13,
IA. Is, 19, %, 90, 30 and SS.
The South of Army Street improve
ment association sent out facsimile
ballot upon a postcard indicating Its
recommendations. These cards were
mailed to all the voters Of the south of
Army street district. It's recommends
tions were followed except with refer
|. ence to amendments 5, s. 10, 13, Ia, 16,
19. %. 50 and 3S.
The Richmond central club has Pc
titioned the board of supervisors for
additional hydrants in the district.
The Sutro heights Improvement club
has at last succeeded in getting the
extension of the McAllister and Fulton
street car lines to the ocean--a project
upon which It has been working for
the past stwo years. This will be
great boon to the whole Richmond
district. The new extension began
operation this week.
NORTH BEACH CLUB
The North beach Improvement club
is preparing to inaugurate campaign
for parks in the North beach section
Phe club put itself upon record as
favoring amendment % for division
of the park fund. The executive COM
mittee of the club which Is now con-
sidering ways and means of securing
another park for the district, consists
of Theodore Bacigalupi, Geo. f. Olivia,
w. w. Sanderson, l.. G. Brizzolara, ].
Parsons, ]. Nelson, f. Marini, A. Sbar-
boro and Doctor Giannini.
HOLLY PARK CLUB
A committee consisting of J. T. Den
ably, George Z. Staff, n. G. Weinholz,
H. E. Winkler and Charles Erickson
of the Holly park Improvement club,
appeal sd before the board of educa-
tion Wednesday and protested against
changing the name of the Holly park
school to Junipero Sierra school. The
school has been so long associated
with the district that the members
of the club fear it will lose it's identi-
fication through the proposed change.
vIsITACION CLUB
AS a result of a mass meeting held
last Sunday afternoon at 81 Leland,
avenue the Visitacion Valley improve
ment club sent a committee consisting
of Dr. r. ]. Dowdau, William Gerke
and F. Kelley to the board of public
works to secure an outlet sewer for
the Visitacion valley district. The re-
suit has been that the city engineer
is surveying and establishing grades
fo-' -he outlet sewer.
light omn1ittee-consisting of
l.. Hilderbrand, ]. Eisenbeis and c.
Bouchin-report that the California gas
and electric company will erect poles
and furnish electric service wherever
three consumers on a block will sign
contracts for year. This is an un-
no doubt be availed of.
Members of the Visitacion Valley,
San Bruno Avenue, Bay View and Paul
Tract Improvement clubs appeared be-
fore the finance committee of the board
of supervisors to demand that a fire.
house be erected at or near the Five
Mile house. This would afford fire
badly need it. The matter was post
poneI two weeks.
COLLEGE HILL CLUB
Through the efforts of the College
Hill Improvement club the supervisors
have appropriated $4,000 for the con-
struction of the Richland avenue
bridge across the tracks of the South
ern Pacific The city engineer has
drawn up the plans and specifications
for a steel and concrete bridge that
will be a credit to the municipal lity.
The contract will be let soon. For Is
years the residents have tried in vain
to get this bridge constructed.
PoTRERO CLUB
The hill of rock" in Twentieth and
Kentucky streets is being removed and
used to fill in the STAG gnant pool known
as the Red sea. The manufactures
vate sewers flowing into it have been
condemned. Owners have been given
until December 1 to adjust themselves
TO the new order of things
The board of public works has pre-
pared a plan for showing owners how
to connect with the bond issue sewer
at Tenth avenue.
These improvements have been
brought about through the efforts of
the Potrero Commercial and Manufac-
turers, association and the active part
The Call has taken in the matter bv
calling attention to the urgent neces-