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From an earlier poster's link,
n 1906, Shoup forces the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, at gunpoint, to pass a bond measure giving him complete control over the Rancho Los Amigos Mental Hospital and the thousand acres that surround it.
The measure passes unanimously, giving Hollydale access to public funds which would be used to cover expenses for material and machinery needed for the expansion of the natural caverns beneath the facility.
The excavation, which continued for fifty years, connected an extensive labyrinth of tunnels from the natural caverns beneath the hospital to points as far away as the San Fernando Valley, Malibu and the newly incorporated city of Santa Monica.
To this day, the tunnel network has not been entirely mapped and no one is even certain of Rooster’s motivation for undertaking the project.
Quoting: NotStarvingActress [ link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] Paul Shoup 'Beyond Southern Pacific, Paul Shoup was very active in other social and business interests. Early in his career these interests focused on the development of Los Altos as a residential commuter community. He became a founding member of the San Jose Chamber of Commerce and worked to promote the Santa Clara Valley as an ideal place to live and establish business interests. He joined all the influential social clubs of the time, including the Pacific Union Club and the Bohemian Club in San Francisco, as well as the Bankers Club in New York. In 1924, during a Bohemian Club meeting, Herbert Hoover urged the leading western businessmen of the club to consider starting a first-rate business school on the west coast to limit the siphoning of talent to the eastern seaboard. As a result, in 1925, Paul became a founding board member of the Stanford Graduate School of Business.[9] Both as a representative of Southern Pacific and as a private citizen, he corresponded with Congress regarding labor and management issues.[9]
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