Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . he city manythousands of dollars and won the respect of the business communityby placing upon an equitable and competitive basis the contracts forthe citys annual needs, that total upwards of $2,000,000. Supervisor Hilmer was married at the age of twenty-one to Miss]\Iarie Elizabeth ^Nlarlow, and is the father of six children, four sonsand two daughters. The elder daughter, ^Nlrs. Robison, whosedramatic gifts have attracted much attention, is a notable favoriteamong the younger society matrons. Supervisor Hilmer is prominentin ^Masonic circles, bein
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . he city manythousands of dollars and won the respect of the business communityby placing upon an equitable and competitive basis the contracts forthe citys annual needs, that total upwards of $2,000,000. Supervisor Hilmer was married at the age of twenty-one to Miss]\Iarie Elizabeth ^Nlarlow, and is the father of six children, four sonsand two daughters. The elder daughter, ^Nlrs. Robison, whosedramatic gifts have attracted much attention, is a notable favoriteamong the younger society matrons. Supervisor Hilmer is prominentin ^Masonic circles, being a Knight Templar, a member of the Orderof Islam, and of the Maccabees, belonging also to the Xative Sonsof the Golden West, and to the Loyal ()rder of ^loose. He is amember of the Chamber of Commerce and various other civic organi-zations, and is on the roll likewise of the Commonwealth Club, Union League and other local organizations of asocial, progressive or lienevolent cliaracter. 26 ATl-xicipal Blue Book of Sax Fraxcisco. o OSCAR HOCKS Supervisor SCAR HOCKS, now servinghis fourth term as Supervisor,was born in Germany September 20,1870. He received his education inthe excellent schools of the Father-land, completing his studies with acollege course, and graditating in1887. Coming to California, he en-gaged in the wholesale wine andli(|i:or business, meeting with mark-ed success, and despite the heavylosses caused by the great lire of1906. re-established himself at politics in 1903, he waselected to the Board of Supervisors,of which body he has been a mem-ber ever since except during 1906and 1907. In the fall of the latter}ear he received the highest votecast for any single nominee. In 1909 he was again successful, also in1911. on the latter occasion being one of the nine leaders of the suc-cessful list who secured terms of four years each instead of two. Hispresent term, therefore, will not expire until January 8. 1916. He isChairman of the Pol
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