San Francisco : its builders, past and present : pictorial and biographical . to the present system, which has doneso much for the growth and development of the bay counties. Henow confines his activities entirely to these corporations. Mr. Bells interests in San Francisco are almost as extensive asin Oakland, and he is a leading member of the cities, state and na-tional bar association. In political matters, Mr. Bell takes the inter-est of an active, earnest citizen and voter, and is a stanch is affiliated with the Masonic order, being a member of theKnights Templar and of the M
San Francisco : its builders, past and present : pictorial and biographical . to the present system, which has doneso much for the growth and development of the bay counties. Henow confines his activities entirely to these corporations. Mr. Bells interests in San Francisco are almost as extensive asin Oakland, and he is a leading member of the cities, state and na-tional bar association. In political matters, Mr. Bell takes the inter-est of an active, earnest citizen and voter, and is a stanch is affiliated with the Masonic order, being a member of theKnights Templar and of the Mystic Shrine. He also is a member ofthe Native Sons of the Golden West, the Elks and of the Sons of theAmerican Revolution. He is a member of the Athenian and Clare-mont Country Clubs of Oakland, and the Transportation and Com-monwealth Clubs of San Francisco. Mr. Bell was married on January 16, 1880, to Catherine Wilson,daughter of A. J. C. and M. A. Wilson, who settled in Santa Barbarain the early days. Mr. and Mrs. Bell have two sons living, TraylorW. and Joseph
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