Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . of Law. He was admitted to practice be-fore the Supreme Court of the Stateof California in November, 1889, andentered at once upon the practice oflaw in San Francisco, with offices at No. 26 Montgomery street. His abilities first received public recognition in 1896, when hewas appointed Prosecuting Attorney in the police courts, establish-ing a record therein that resulted in his appointment two years later,upon the death of Judge Campbell, as Judge of the Police Mogan continued to serve in this office until 1906, when hewas elected Judg
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . of Law. He was admitted to practice be-fore the Supreme Court of the Stateof California in November, 1889, andentered at once upon the practice oflaw in San Francisco, with offices at No. 26 Montgomery street. His abilities first received public recognition in 1896, when hewas appointed Prosecuting Attorney in the police courts, establish-ing a record therein that resulted in his appointment two years later,upon the death of Judge Campbell, as Judge of the Police Mogan continued to serve in this office until 1906, when hewas elected Judge of the Superior Court. The popularity of his candidacy for this office and the esteem inwhich he was held by the public at large was evinced by the factthat he was nominated by the Republican, Democratic and UnionLabor parties, and elected to the term of six years by a large the expiration of his term in 1912 he was again elected by asubstantial vote. He is a member of the Native Sons of the Golden\A^est and the Olympic Between the two great mountain ranges of California, the SierraNevada on the east and the Coast Range on the west, lies the GreatCentral valley, drained by the San Joaquin and the Sacramento valley extends from, the Tehachapi mountains on the south toMt. Shasta on the north, a distance of about 550 miles. With nearly20,000 square miles of comparatively level land, this is both thegranary of California and one of the great fruit and stock producingregions of the world. The southern portion of the valley is known asthe San Joaquin valley, while the northern part is called the Sacra-mento valley. Here is the home not only of grains, alfalfa, celeryand asparagus, but of the fig, the almond, the grape, the orange, theapricot, the olive, and other tropical and subtropical fruits. Judiciary 191
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