CHANGE PLANWEST END ASSOCIATION FAVORSPEACEABLE METHOD.Would Rather Get Ground for Exten- (aion of Plank Street WithoutT rouble.ITo get the ground for the extension | of Plank street from Center to Osborn street without condemnation proceed-' mgs Is the object of the West End Im-; rrovemmt association. The city eoun-! cil has instructed the city solicitor to procfMxi to secure the ground, but the j process by which this will be done j might cause some friction and this the ! West Enders hope to avoid. Any mat- j ter thRt a jury can decide, they think can be settled amicably and these means will be tried first.A large number of the second ward residents were out at the meeting held last evening at Canny Pro.s’ hall. !President Walz occupied the chair and Sec. 1,. J. Messmer was busy with the minuteR.The Plank street extension was firstintroduced. Messrs. H. S. Rand, Chas. F. Kaiser. E. 11. Hoelxen, Wm. Kel-leher, Henry Reck and John Walz took part in the discussion which resulted, in adopting a resolution favoring amic-' able adjustment and the appointment of Messrs. John Walz, Chas. F. Kaiserand E. IT. Hoelzen as a committee towork on these lines.IThe question of changing the namefrom Hibernia to Washington Heights was discussed but no action taken.The next meeting will lie held in| Waidhoffs hall in Lincolnvllle the first Tuesday in January.