Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ts ; an automobile drive aroundthe famous Ocean Boulevard or to one of the many beauty spotsdown the peninsula; a study of reconstructed San Francisco, withits Golden Gate, its splendid harbor, ocean frontage, wharves andshipping, parks, markets, military reservations, old Mission, publicbuildings, historic points and near-bv resorts—the trip most inter-esting to the tourist is that through Chinatown, visiting the josshouses, the Chinese theaters, bazaars, curio stores, restaurants, mar-kets, etc.—a visit to the Presidio, a sunny afternoon on Fisher
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . ts ; an automobile drive aroundthe famous Ocean Boulevard or to one of the many beauty spotsdown the peninsula; a study of reconstructed San Francisco, withits Golden Gate, its splendid harbor, ocean frontage, wharves andshipping, parks, markets, military reservations, old Mission, publicbuildings, historic points and near-bv resorts—the trip most inter-esting to the tourist is that through Chinatown, visiting the josshouses, the Chinese theaters, bazaars, curio stores, restaurants, mar-kets, etc.—a visit to the Presidio, a sunny afternoon on FishermansWharf or a lounge in one of the many beautiful parked squares thatare found at convenient intervals and serve as breathing places inthe midst of the citys business and bustle; in the constant stir of cafeand hotel forming the citys night life—anywhere, everywhere, he willbe impressed and thrilled with a feeling that here on the farthestshores of earths greatest ocean the world is taking a holiday and heis part of it. Judiciary 199. J JOHN J. SULLIVANPolice Judge OHX JOSEPH SULLIVAX,Judge of the Police Court, wasborn in Elaine, on Fox Island, April20. 1879, the son of Margaret andPatrick M. Sullivan. He receivedhis early education in the prepara-tory schools of Boston, ^^lassachu-setts. and of San Francisco, attend-ing public high school in Californiaand later continuing his studies atSanta Clara College, from which hegraduated in 1897. He completedhis academic education at St. Igna-tius University in 1899, having dis-played throughout his entire educa-tional period an aptitude for studi-ous application which was particu-larly evidenced in the thoroughnessof his preparation for the legal pro-fession. He had early decided uponthe law as a career and upon leaving St. Ignatius became a studentat the Hastings College of Law and was admitted to practice in allthe State and Federal Courts in 1901 at San Francisco. Judge Sullivan associated himself in the study of law and pra
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