Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ealth Club, which position he still holds. Meanwhile. ^Ir. Walcott had achieved a reputation as a novelistand short storv writer, having produced three novels, Blindfolded_1906: The Apple of Discord, 1907. and The Open Door. 1910,in addition to a number of short stories published in various maga-zines. He served as secretary of the Charter Revision Conventionin 1910. and in 1911 was a member of the Commission for the loca-tion and construction of the California State Reformatory. Withthe inauguration of the Rolph administration in 1912 he^ was ap-po
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ealth Club, which position he still holds. Meanwhile. ^Ir. Walcott had achieved a reputation as a novelistand short storv writer, having produced three novels, Blindfolded_1906: The Apple of Discord, 1907. and The Open Door. 1910,in addition to a number of short stories published in various maga-zines. He served as secretary of the Charter Revision Conventionin 1910. and in 1911 was a member of the Commission for the loca-tion and construction of the California State Reformatory. Withthe inauguration of the Rolph administration in 1912 he^ was ap-pointed a member of the Civil Service Commission and officiated a^President of that bodv for two years. From San Francisco as a center the motorist may reach all partsof the Coast over smooth, well constructed State and county high-wavs. The people of California have voted eighteen million dollarsto build two highways from north to south, one through the greatinterior valley, the other along the Coast. 120 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. J JOHN J. OTOOLECivil Service Commissioner OHN J. OTOOLE, Civil ServiceCommissioner and a practicingattorney of many years standing inSan Francisco, was born in SantaClara County February 28. 1872, theson of ^Villiam and Mary (Fenton)OToole. His parents were bothearly residents of the State, hisfather being a pioneer of 1851 andhis mother a native of San Fran-cisco, where she was born in OToole receivedhis academic education at SantaClara College, where he took anactive part in student affairs andwas graduated in 1890 with the de-gree of Bachelor of Arts. He hadearly decided upon the legal profes-sion as a career, and on graduatingfrom college entered the office ofJ. H. Campbell, District Attorney of San Jose, where he obtaineda thorough rudimentary knowledge of the principles and practice ofthe law. Equipped with this practical experience and training, hewas admitted to practice by the Supreme Court of California at SanFr
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