Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ocal reputation as a humorist,and his services as a singer and entertainer were always generously ])laccdat the disposal of charitable and benevolent affairs. He was active inclub and fraternal circles and was a charter member of the Young MensInstitute, belonging also to the Olympic Club. Knights of Ci^, Elks and Loval Order of Moose. Mr. Hynes died Fel)ruarv5. 1915. San Francisco is headquarters for the Western Department ofthe Lnited States Army. The largest quartermasters supply depotin the country is here. At Fort Mason, in San Fra
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ocal reputation as a humorist,and his services as a singer and entertainer were always generously ])laccdat the disposal of charitable and benevolent affairs. He was active inclub and fraternal circles and was a charter member of the Young MensInstitute, belonging also to the Olympic Club. Knights of Ci^, Elks and Loval Order of Moose. Mr. Hynes died Fel)ruarv5. 1915. San Francisco is headquarters for the Western Department ofthe Lnited States Army. The largest quartermasters supply depotin the country is here. At Fort Mason, in San Francisco, are theonly transport docks owned by the Government anywhere, three piers500 feet in length, and from them the troops are dispatched to thePhilippines and other points in the Pacific, monthly. The Presidio,an infantry, cavalry and light artillery post, is the largest militaryreservation within city limits in the country. The Angel IslandRecruiting Stati<jn will be able to handle 3000 recruits at a time. CoxsuLTi.\(; 231. J J. H. DOCKWEILERCity Consulting Engineer H. DOCKWEILER, Cn^ult-ing Engineer for the City At-torneys office, was born in XewYork, Eebruary 20, 1864. and re-moved to California the same was educated at St. Vincent Col-lege, resides in San Francisco andhas ol!ices on the fourth floor of the<irant building. Mr. Dockweilerfirst entered the service of the mu-nicipality in 1904, when he was en-gaged by City Attorney Percy \\Long to furnish data and expert ad-vice in connection with the waterrate litigation. He had previouslycome prominently before the publicin Los Angeles, as City Engineer,and later was active in the negotia-tions attending the taking over bythe city of the existing privately-owned Los Angeles water supply. It was because of the expertknowledge displayed by Engineer Dockweiler in this connection thathis assistance was later sought by San Francisco, former City At-torney Franklin K. Lane, now Secretary of the Interior,
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