Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . nder Mr. Mulcrevys jurisdiction. Mr. Mulcrevyplaces each of these endowments on a par wuth the others. Courtesyis the watchword, promptness the keynote and ability the rule of theCounty Clerks office. By an intelligent distribution of responsibility and an implicitunderstanding as to tenure of office depending mainly on efficiency,he has been enabled to accomplish the task of handling the enor-mously increased amount of business and turn the grand surplus inexcess of expenditures to the City and County of San Francisco dur-ing his administration fro
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . nder Mr. Mulcrevys jurisdiction. Mr. Mulcrevyplaces each of these endowments on a par wuth the others. Courtesyis the watchword, promptness the keynote and ability the rule of theCounty Clerks office. By an intelligent distribution of responsibility and an implicitunderstanding as to tenure of office depending mainly on efficiency,he has been enabled to accomplish the task of handling the enor-mously increased amount of business and turn the grand surplus inexcess of expenditures to the City and County of San Francisco dur-ing his administration from 1906 to 1913, inclusive, of over $500, Clerk Mulcrevys administration of his office has beenindorsed by all the State and local bench and bar associations, alsoby all the leading civic, industrial and political organizations of SanFrancisco, and his repeated re-elections at the hands of the votersof the City and County constitute only a proper tribute to an honest,efficient and courteous public official. Public Administrator 175. w WILLIAM J. HYNESPublic Administrator ILLTAM J. HYNES. PublicAdministrator, is a native andlife-long- resident of San Francisco,where he was born November 2,1874. He received his education inthe public schools of the city, attend-ing- the Mission and the LincolnGrammar schools, from which solarge a percentage of students havegone forth to attain places of emi-nence and honor in the Hynes early displayed an apti-tude for business and was associatedfor a time with Samuel C. Partridgeand later with Hirsch & Kaii^er, theold established optical and photo-graph supply house. He remainedin the photograph business for sevenyears, engaged for awhile in the con-tracting business, and also served in the Assessors office. When his brother, the late M. J. Hynes, was elected Public Ad-ministrator in 1904, Mr. Hvnes became his assistant as chief clerkand has ever since been identified with the Public Administratorsoffice. His thorough knowl
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