Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . rs of spiritedmelody, and the coast-wide concert tours, and old-time ^lechanics*Pavilion concerts of his military band are still fresh in the mindsof thousands. In 1898-1899 ]\Ir. Roncovieri made two expeditions to Alaska andthe Klondike goldfields. In 1902 he was appointed member of theBoard of Education, later was made Superintendent to succeed \ Langdon, and three times since has been elected to that officewith increasing majorities, his vote in November, 1914, being 94, 1908 he made a study of vocational education in Europe, on hisretu
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . rs of spiritedmelody, and the coast-wide concert tours, and old-time ^lechanics*Pavilion concerts of his military band are still fresh in the mindsof thousands. In 1898-1899 ]\Ir. Roncovieri made two expeditions to Alaska andthe Klondike goldfields. In 1902 he was appointed member of theBoard of Education, later was made Superintendent to succeed \ Langdon, and three times since has been elected to that officewith increasing majorities, his vote in November, 1914, being 94, 1908 he made a study of vocational education in Europe, on hisreturn beginning a successful campaign for the Poh^technic HighSchool. He was married in 1886 and has two grown sons, Alfredand Louis, both of whom graduated from the High Schools of SanFrancisco. The former is a medical graduate of the Cniversity ofPennsylvania and a practicing physician in San Francisco, and thelatter will receive his diploma this year from JeiTerson Medical Col-lege, Philadelphia. Pa. 128 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. FRANK CONKLINStorekeeper, School Department FRANK CONKLIN, Storekeeperin the School Department, wasl)orn in Ireland, but while he wasyet a small l^oy the family came toAmerica and it was in the publicschools of New York City that hereceived his education. When lessthan twenty years old he respondedto the call of the West and set outfor California. He succeeded sowell in the new country that theother members of the family fol-lowed. With his brother he formedthe carpet-cleaning- firm of ConklinBrothers, now established for overtwenty-five years. He has taken an active interestin public afifairs, particularly educa-tional matters, and has served as amember of the Board of Conklin is married and has four children. He is prominent infraternal circles and has held the office of Grand Treasurer of theForesters of America for over sixteen years. He is also a Past StatePresident of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. MARTIN J. TIERNEY Su
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