Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . n.\Mth Tames Rolph, Jr^ now :\Iayor. and Father D. O. Crowley, he wasone of the principals during the early relief work in providing food andshelter to thousands of unfortunate refugees of the ^fission District. Outof these associations and efforts grew the Mission Promotion Association,one of the most important factors in the development of that populous resi-dential and business section of the city, and of which Mr. Cullinan hasbeen President since 1911. On April 4th of that year official recognitionwas given to Mr. Cullinans interest in civic aff
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . n.\Mth Tames Rolph, Jr^ now :\Iayor. and Father D. O. Crowley, he wasone of the principals during the early relief work in providing food andshelter to thousands of unfortunate refugees of the ^fission District. Outof these associations and efforts grew the Mission Promotion Association,one of the most important factors in the development of that populous resi-dential and business section of the city, and of which Mr. Cullinan hasbeen President since 1911. On April 4th of that year official recognitionwas given to Mr. Cullinans interest in civic affairs with his appointmentas Public Library Trustee. He has continued to hold that office and isChairman of the Committee on Printing and Binding and a member ofthe Committeee on Books and on Rules and Administration. Mr. Cullinan was married in 1902 to :\liss Katherine F. Lawler andis the father of three sons and a daughter. He is a member of the BarAssociation of San Francisco and the Bohemian Club. 150 Municipal Blue Book of San Franxisco. M M. C. SLOSS Associate Justice Supreme CourtPublic Library Trustee A R C U S C A U F F M A NSLOSS, Associate Justice ofthe Supreme Court of California andPublic Library Trustee of San Fran-cisco, was born in New York City,February 28, 1869, the son of Louisand Sarah (Greenebaum) Sloss. Hisfather was a California pioneer of1849, and during his entire lifetimewas recognized as one of the mostl)rominent and enterprising figuresin the financial affairs of State andCoast. Judge Sloss received hisearly education in the schools of SanFrancisco and at Reids Academy,Belniont, preparing at the lastnamed institution for college. Hegraduated from Harvard in 1890with the degree of Bachelor of Arts,three years later obtaining from the Harvard Law School his A. LL. B. degrees. He was admitted to the bar in this State in1893, and entered upon the practice of his profession in San Francisco,being a member of the firm of Chickering, Thomas & Gregorv f
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