Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . een Attorney forthe Auditing Department of the city. Mr. Moran joined the National Guard of California when seven-teen years of age, serving in the Second Artillery, and attaining therank of First Lieutenant and Quartermaster. He was married in1895 to Miss Rose Claiborne Hillard. He is a charter member ofthe Press Club of San Francisco, having actively participated inits organization. He takes much interest in athletics, and is amember of the Olympic Club and director in the Public SchoolsAthletic League. He is a member also of the Native Sons of th
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . een Attorney forthe Auditing Department of the city. Mr. Moran joined the National Guard of California when seven-teen years of age, serving in the Second Artillery, and attaining therank of First Lieutenant and Quartermaster. He was married in1895 to Miss Rose Claiborne Hillard. He is a charter member ofthe Press Club of San Francisco, having actively participated inits organization. He takes much interest in athletics, and is amember of the Olympic Club and director in the Public SchoolsAthletic League. He is a member also of the Native Sons of theGolden West, the Elks, the Bar Association, CommonweaUh Cluband the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. San Francisco is noted for the number and variety of her restaurants,where substantial meals can be obtained from twenty-five cents to onedollar. It is generally conceded that, quality for quality, the San Fran-cisco restaurant prices are from 20 per cent to 40 per cent below thoseof New York Citv. 230 MrxRiiAL Blue Book of Sax 1raxc-isc(. M. J. HYNESLate Public Administrator M, J. HYNES, late Public Ad-ministrator, to which office he\vas elected for five successive terms,was born in Rutland, ^ermont, butin his early youth removed with his])arents to San Francisco. His edu-cation was obtained in the pul:)licand private schools of the city. Upon leaving high school, he en-gaged in the printers trade and be-came an expert compositor, also de-Noting himself to acquiring a thor-I »ugh knowledge of the pressmanswork. He developed an inclination,however, towards a commercial ca-reer, and entered the employ of theCity of Paris Drygoods Company,with which he continued without in-termission for twenty-nine years, ris-ing from a minor position imtil hebecame cashier of the company and one of the five directors. Mr. Hynes was first elected as Public Administrator in 1904 andwas regularly returned, receiving increasing majorities at each succeedingelection. Throughout his long occupancy
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