Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . the practiceof his profession with former Superior Judge Walter H. Levy, laterassociating himself with the firm of Rothschild & Ach, and contin-uing with the latter partner on the retirement of Rothschild. In 1902he was elected Justice of the Peace, and in 1906 was re-elected. Whileserving his second term he was elected to his present position asJudge of the Superior Court. A Republican in national politics, hehas never been a partisan, and on the several occasions when he hasbeen before the people for election has received strong support frommember
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . the practiceof his profession with former Superior Judge Walter H. Levy, laterassociating himself with the firm of Rothschild & Ach, and contin-uing with the latter partner on the retirement of Rothschild. In 1902he was elected Justice of the Peace, and in 1906 was re-elected. Whileserving his second term he was elected to his present position asJudge of the Superior Court. A Republican in national politics, hehas never been a partisan, and on the several occasions when he hasbeen before the people for election has received strong support frommembers of other parties. Judge Van Nostrand was married February 3, 1904, to MissMadeline Leahy and is the father of two children. He belongs tothe University of California Club, and is a member also of the 1ilks,Native Sons of the Golden West, of which he is Grand Trustee, theForesters, Red Men, Moose, Eagles, and the National Union. Heis keenly interested in athletic sports, and is a member of the OlympicClub and the Corinthian Yacht California has produced in the past fiftv vears, approximately,11,000,000,000 feet of redwood lumber, or an average of about 220,000,-000 feet a year. In the past seven years the average annual outputhas been nearly 400,000,000 feet. The output of all kinds of lumberproduced in California, as reported to the California DevelopmentBoard, increased from 251,739,953 feet in 1881 to 581,448,895 feet in1899. The two big years in the present decade were 1903, when theproduction reached 852,638,197 feet, and 1908, when the productionwas 828,602,000 feet. 188 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco
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