Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . natorial District at that time,who elected him State Senator. In 1902 he published a monographentitled Historical Sketch of the Mining Law of California. andin the same year was appointed Code Commissioner of Californiaby Governor Pardee, continuing until October 1, 1907. He removedhis law offices from Jackson to San Francisco in 1902. where he hasever since been engaged in the practice of the law. He was appointed Fire Commissioner by iMayor Rolph in De-cember, 1914. He has made various interesting and instructive ad-dresses on California, two of w
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . natorial District at that time,who elected him State Senator. In 1902 he published a monographentitled Historical Sketch of the Mining Law of California. andin the same year was appointed Code Commissioner of Californiaby Governor Pardee, continuing until October 1, 1907. He removedhis law offices from Jackson to San Francisco in 1902. where he hasever since been engaged in the practice of the law. He was appointed Fire Commissioner by iMayor Rolph in De-cember, 1914. He has made various interesting and instructive ad-dresses on California, two of which have lately been published byA. M. Robertson, of this city, under the title of California, Roiuanticand Resourceful. ^Much of this work has been done in behalf ofthe Native Sons of the Golden \\est, of which he will become theGrand President in this Exposition year. He is also a member o^the Beta Theta Pi college fraternity, the Harvard Club of San Fran-cisco. Bohemian Club and Commonwealth Club. 80 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. T. R. HERRINGFire Commissioner npILLMAX RIXGOLD HER--?- RING. Fire Commissioner, isa native and lifelong resident ofSan Francisco, where he was born()ctober 1, 1877. the son of ^^illiamJ. and Mar\ (Cullen) Herring, oldresidents of the city and descend-ants of pioneer stock. Commis-sioner Herring received his earlyeducation in the public schools ofSan Francisco, and in 1890 enteredthe law office of Reuben \\\ Hent,where he remained until the closeof 1893. leaving to take a ])ositionwith Lyons & Fisher, a well-knownclothing establishment of tliatperiod. After five years ser\-ice in aclerical capacity he left this firm andentered the employ of L. Schwartz& Co., of Portland, Oregon, in the same line of business. This was in 1898, at the outbreak of the Spanish-American Herring was one of the first to respond to the callfor volunteers, and enlisted in April. 1898. in Company I. SecondOregon United States Volunteers. He was a mem
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