Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . irPPER: LOOKING THROUGH THE GOLDEN GATE FROM LANDS END; LOWER: JAPANESETEA GARDEN, GOLDEN GATE PARK Department of Works 43. T TIMOTHY A. REARDONPresident Board of Public Works •IMOTHY A. REARDON,President of the Board ofPul^lic A\orks, was born in SanIraiicisco July 14, 1875, the son ofJeremiah D. and Mary Reardon,])ioneer residents of the city. Com-missioner Reardon is a married man,his wife havin^^ formerly been IMiss.\gnes Z\L ONeill. They are theproud parents of two sons and ^hter. \lr. Reardon obtained hisearly education in the p
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . irPPER: LOOKING THROUGH THE GOLDEN GATE FROM LANDS END; LOWER: JAPANESETEA GARDEN, GOLDEN GATE PARK Department of Works 43. T TIMOTHY A. REARDONPresident Board of Public Works •IMOTHY A. REARDON,President of the Board ofPul^lic A\orks, was born in SanIraiicisco July 14, 1875, the son ofJeremiah D. and Mary Reardon,])ioneer residents of the city. Com-missioner Reardon is a married man,his wife havin^^ formerly been IMiss.\gnes Z\L ONeill. They are theproud parents of two sons and ^hter. \lr. Reardon obtained hisearly education in the public schools,attending, among others, the famousold Lincoln Grammar. In his earlyyouth he secured employment at theRisdon Iron Works, where he learnedthe steamfitters trade. In 1896. nine-teen years of age. he enlisted in thecause of Organized Labor, in behalf ofwhich he has ever since been has represented the Steam Fitters San Francisco organization atthree International conventions, the State Federation of Labor in 1902,and in 1907 was elected as the delegate to represent the San FranciscoLabor Council at the convention of the American Federation of Labora
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