Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . d him to the ofifice of Public Administrator,complimenting him on his long service and conscientious attentionto duty. His fitness for this position having already been thoroughlyestablished, the public was practically unanimous in its approval ofhis selection. Public Administrator Hynes is an enthusiastic follower of out-door sports, especially hunting and fishing, and is connected withseveral rod and gun clubs, in which he has won no small fame asan all-around sportsman. He was married to Miss Belle Droit ofSan Francisco in 1905, and has a son, Wi
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . d him to the ofifice of Public Administrator,complimenting him on his long service and conscientious attentionto duty. His fitness for this position having already been thoroughlyestablished, the public was practically unanimous in its approval ofhis selection. Public Administrator Hynes is an enthusiastic follower of out-door sports, especially hunting and fishing, and is connected withseveral rod and gun clubs, in which he has won no small fame asan all-around sportsman. He was married to Miss Belle Droit ofSan Francisco in 1905, and has a son, William J. Hynes, Jr. In addi-tion to his hunting and fishing club affiliations, he is a member ofthe National Union, Council No. 530; the Indoor Yacht Club, and theCorinthian Yacht Club. During the past ten years a total of $47,701,200 worth of San Fran-ciscos municipal bonds have been sold. The citys bonds have generallycommanded premiums, so that the total amount of money realized was$49,253,000. 176 AIuNiciPAi. Blue Book of San FraiXCisco. FREDERICK EGGERSSheriff FREDERICK EGGERS. Sheriffof San Francisco County andformer Supervisor, was born in Ger-many April 10, 1858, and receivedhis education in the public schoolsof that country. He came alone tothis country when a boy of fifteenand followed the grocery businessin New York for three years, Vv^hen,in 1876, he came to San Francisco,which has ever since been his continued in the same businessfor another three years, when heentered the coffee and tea trade withthe old established firm of Leege &Haskins. remaining therein contin-uousiv until 1912, when he becameSheriff. Meanwhile he had been active inpublic affairs and had served twoterms as a member of the Board of Supervisors from 1901 to served on important committees, being a member of the PoliceCommittee and Chairman of the Electricity Committee. Although aRepublican, Mr. Eggers allied himself with the Democratic majorityof the Board in order to further impo
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