Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . he was equally active, fathering the or-dinance providing for the Aan Xess and Potrero avenue extensionsof the Alunicipaf Railwav svstem, and with his colleagues effectingthe record purchase of 84,720,000 worth of land for the Civic Centerin ten months. In recognition of this work he was selected as oratorwith :\Iavor Rolph in the ceremonies attending the laying of thecornerstone of the new Citv Hall. He was appointed a member ofthe Board of Education by ^^layor Rolph for a term of four yearson Tanuarv 8, 1914, and has brought to this office the sam
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . he was equally active, fathering the or-dinance providing for the Aan Xess and Potrero avenue extensionsof the Alunicipaf Railwav svstem, and with his colleagues effectingthe record purchase of 84,720,000 worth of land for the Civic Centerin ten months. In recognition of this work he was selected as oratorwith :\Iavor Rolph in the ceremonies attending the laying of thecornerstone of the new Citv Hall. He was appointed a member ofthe Board of Education by ^^layor Rolph for a term of four yearson Tanuarv 8, 1914, and has brought to this office the same business-like methods and executive ability that characterized his service asSupervisor. Mr. Gallagher was married to ^liss Ann Kiernan, Feb-ruary 5, 1909. He is a member of the Knights of Columbus and theNative Sons, being a Past President of Hesperian Parlor. He hasalso been active in the conduct of the Youths Directory for the pasttwentv-five years, serving as chairman of the building committee. 124 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. D DR. A. A. DANCONA Member of the Board of Education R. A. A. DAXXONA, memberof the Board of Education,physician and former Supervisor,was born in Brooklyn, New York,April 29, 1860, the son of D. A. andJulia (Davis) DAncona. He at-tended the public schools of NewYork City and when ten years ofage came to San Francisco, whichhas ever since been his home. Continuing his education in thepublic grammar and high schools ofthis city, he entered the Universityof California, where he was one ofthe editors of The Berkeleyan, thecollege quarterly magazine of thattime, and otherwise active in stu-dent afifairs. In 1880 he graduatedwith the degree of Bachelor of Arts,and in August of that year began anexperience of a year and a half inteaching school, which proved an invaluable foundation for his latereducational work. The early part of this experience was gained inDel Norte County, but later he taught in San Francisco, meanwhilepursuing the study of m
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