Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . As an example of the improvements during the pre-Expositionperiod, the following amounts were set aside in the budget of 1914-1915 in a special fund for improvements of highways and other urgent betterments, to be expended under the directionof the Board of Supervisors: San Bruno avenue, additional. ;Fulton street. Balboa street and Fourteenth avenue, $30,000; BuenaVista Park, for street work, $12,500: city and county good roadsfund, for the improvement of Sloat boulevard. Jnnipero Serra boule-vard and Corbett road. ; exten
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . As an example of the improvements during the pre-Expositionperiod, the following amounts were set aside in the budget of 1914-1915 in a special fund for improvements of highways and other urgent betterments, to be expended under the directionof the Board of Supervisors: San Bruno avenue, additional. ;Fulton street. Balboa street and Fourteenth avenue, $30,000; BuenaVista Park, for street work, $12,500: city and county good roadsfund, for the improvement of Sloat boulevard. Jnnipero Serra boule-vard and Corbett road. ; extension of ^^lunicipal ^^ater Works.$7500; furniture for new City Hall. $50,000: Clement street. Thirty-third to Thirty-eighth avenue, $10,000; \an Xess avenue in frontof Fort :Mason, $15,000 library site. Mission District. $14,000: librarysite. Sunset District. $7500. makin2r a total of $221,500. 174 [Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. HARRY I. MULCREVYCounty Clerk 1_J ARRY I. MULCREVY, Coun-^ -^ tv Clerk and Ex-officio Clerkof the Superior Court, is the son ofpioneer parents who came to Cali-fornia in 1849 and settled in SanFrancisco, where he was born. Hereceived his education at the HayesA^alley Grammar School and SacredHeart College. Upon completinghis schooling he served an appren-ticeship of five years in the printingand bookbinding trade, at the closeof which he became assistant secre-tary of the largest printing, book-binding and publishing house in the\Vest. County Clerk Mulcrevys politi-cal career began in 1896, in whichyear he was elected to the Assemblyfrom the Thirty-seventh District, his colleagues choosing him to bechairman of the San Francisco delegation. In 1897 he was appointedChief Clerk of the Department of Elections, and remained duringthree administrations. He then accepted the position of outside busi-ness manager of a large San Francisco furniture house, and laterengaged in the real estate bu
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