Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . Alayor Rolph in 1914. In addition to his activities on the Board of Health, in whichhe is chairman of the Hospital Committee. Dr. Manning occupiesa number of other responsible He is vice-president ofthe A. H. Manning Company of Reno, Nevada; is ])resident of theCalifornia State Homoeopathic Medical Society, of which he wassecretary for twelve years; a director of the Hahnemann Hospitalof San Francisco, and a director of, as well as professor of. MateriaMedica in the Hahnemann College; visiting physician of the SanFrancisco Hospital, Hahn
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . Alayor Rolph in 1914. In addition to his activities on the Board of Health, in whichhe is chairman of the Hospital Committee. Dr. Manning occupiesa number of other responsible He is vice-president ofthe A. H. Manning Company of Reno, Nevada; is ])resident of theCalifornia State Homoeopathic Medical Society, of which he wassecretary for twelve years; a director of the Hahnemann Hospitalof San Francisco, and a director of, as well as professor of. MateriaMedica in the Hahnemann College; visiting physician of the SanFrancisco Hospital, Hahnemann Hospital, and San Irancisco Nurseryfor Homeless Chihh-en. Dr. Manning was married in 1891 to Miss Harriet Russell Wil-liams of Nevada, and they have two daughters prominent in Manning is a member of the Commonwealth Club, Chamber ofCommerce, and tlie Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, and national, stateand county medical societies. Department of Public Health 95. DR. A. P. OBRIENHealth Commissioner DR. A. P. OBRIEX. Commis-sioner of the P>oard of PnbUcHealth. Snrgeon of Clarys Help Hos-pital and a prominent physician ofmany years standing in San Fran-cisco, was born ac Port Townsend.\\ashington, June 27, 1866. the sonof Dr. P. M. OBrien and KatherineOBrien. In his early youth the future cityofficial removed with his parents toSan Francisco, where his father be-came one of the leading pioneerphysicians, serving as the first Com-missioner of Education and later asSuperintendent Physician of Hospital. His son, thepresent Health Commissioner, wasgiven the advantages of a thoroughpublic school and university educa-tion, attending and in due course graduating from the Santa ClaraUniversity and the medical department of the University of Cali-fornia. His attainments and abilities were early recognized by the munici-pal authorities, and in 1895 he was appointed Health Officer for theDepartment of Public Health. From this period until 1902
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