Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ayor Taylor and was reappointed by IMayor Rolph inDecember. 1913, for the full term of seven years. Though a lay mem-ber of the Board, which the charter provides shall consist of threephysicians and four business men, Mr. Barendts colleagues havethree times elected him president, despite precedents favoring theplacing of a medical man in the position. Flis legal knowledge,coupled with his familiarity with all manner of general business,gained during his years of newspaper experience, make him especiallyvaluable as the administrative head of the Boar
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ayor Taylor and was reappointed by IMayor Rolph inDecember. 1913, for the full term of seven years. Though a lay mem-ber of the Board, which the charter provides shall consist of threephysicians and four business men, Mr. Barendts colleagues havethree times elected him president, despite precedents favoring theplacing of a medical man in the position. Flis legal knowledge,coupled with his familiarity with all manner of general business,gained during his years of newspaper experience, make him especiallyvaluable as the administrative head of the Board. Commissioner Barendt takes an active interest in botli nationaland local politics, was formerly president of the Iroquois Club, andis still a member of that organization, as well as of the San Fran-cisco Democratic Club, the Bar Association and Press Club. Good hunting and fishing grounds in the mountains may bereached by rail, from San Francisco, with short trips by stage or onfoot into the wilds. 94 MUNICIPAL Blue Book of San Francisco. D DR. GUY EDMUND MANNINGHealth Commissioner R. GUY EDMUND MANN-ING, Commissioner of ther>oard of PubHc Health for morethan seven years, and who occupiesa position of prominence amon^^ themedical fraternity of San Francisco,where he has been a continuous resi-dent for twenty-three years, wasborn in Placer County, California,and removed shortly thereafter withhis family to Reno, Nevada, whenthat city was founded in the historicdays of the gold fever. His H. Manning, was a well-knownbanker and merchant of his son, the future HealthCommissioner, obtained his earlyeducation in the public schools, laterattending- the University of the Pa-cific at San Jose, and going East topursue his studies at the Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia,from which he was graduated in 1890. On coming to San Francisco Dr. Manning engaged in the practiceof medicine, and on April 17, 1907, was appointed Public HealthCommissioner by Mayor Eu
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