Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . terurban Re-lations and a member also of the Public Welfare. Public Utilities andSupplies committees. A specialty of his work has been the generalsupervision of the system of free public concerts given by the Mu-nicipal Band, which organization he was notably active in bringinginto existence. Supervisor Hayden has for twenty years been prominent in fra-ternal work, having served as grand officer of the Native Sons ofthe Golden West, and being also a member of the Druids and theYoung IVIens Institute, the Elks, Eagles and National Union, like-wise of
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . terurban Re-lations and a member also of the Public Welfare. Public Utilities andSupplies committees. A specialty of his work has been the generalsupervision of the system of free public concerts given by the Mu-nicipal Band, which organization he was notably active in bringinginto existence. Supervisor Hayden has for twenty years been prominent in fra-ternal work, having served as grand officer of the Native Sons ofthe Golden West, and being also a member of the Druids and theYoung IVIens Institute, the Elks, Eagles and National Union, like-wise of the Olympic Club, Chamber of Commerce. Ferrv DistrictIinprovement Club. Down Town Association and CommonwealthClub. He takes much interest in public recreation and has more thana local reputation as a lecturer, extensive foreign travel having fur-nished him with valuable material. He was married in June. 1908,to :\Iiss Rita Curtis, sister of former Sheriff Peter J. Curtis, and theyhave two children, son and daughter. Rt)ARr) OF Supervisors. FRED L. HILMERSupervisor FRED L. HILMER, now servinghis second term as member ofthe Board of Supervisors, is a nativeof California, having been born inLockeford. near Stockton, in 1872. theson of (Tharles and Barbara early education was obtained inthe public schools, following whichhe took a course at Healds BusinessCollege. San Francisco, graduatingin 1888. when but sixteen years ofage. His acquirements at the col-lege had included shorthand, and hestarted in business as a stenog-rapher, soon changing, however, tothe more active and promising occu-pation of salesman. In this he wasnotably successful, remaining in theemploy of one firm for seven years,and only leaving the position in order to engage at the age of twenty-three in business for himself as a dealer in dairy produce. His ven-ture prospered, and he is now at the head of the Ered L. HilnierCompany, a wholesale house, with its main place of business in SanFrancisco and
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