Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . mmittee and a mem-ber also of the Judiciary Committee and the Public Buildings Com-mittee. While active on all of them, his thorough practical and tech-nical knowledge of everything appertaining to building construc-tion has made him an especially valuable member of the BuildingCommittee, which has in hand the construction of the new CityHall and all other municipal edifices, whether located in the CivicCenter or elsewhere. In the course of his private operations as acontractor and builder, in which he has been steadily engaged since1906. he has ere
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . mmittee and a mem-ber also of the Judiciary Committee and the Public Buildings Com-mittee. While active on all of them, his thorough practical and tech-nical knowledge of everything appertaining to building construc-tion has made him an especially valuable member of the BuildingCommittee, which has in hand the construction of the new CityHall and all other municipal edifices, whether located in the CivicCenter or elsewhere. In the course of his private operations as acontractor and builder, in which he has been steadily engaged since1906. he has erected many important structures on both sides of thebay, including the Palace of Manufactures and Festival Hallfor the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Supervisor McLeran is a married man, and resides at 113 Claytonstreet. He is a member of the Native Sons of the Golden West, ofthe Eagles and the Loyal Order of Moose, Indoor Yacht Club andOlympic Club, Builders Exchange and General Contractors Asso-ciation. IOAKI) OF Sl11:K\IS()RS 31. CHARLES A. MURDOCK Supervisor CHARLES A. ^rURDOCK, amember of the Board of Super-visors continuously since member of the Board of Edu-cation, Civil Service Commissionand State Legislature, was born inMassachusetts, where he enjoyed itsexcellent educational opportunitiesfor fourteen years. In 1855 he joined his father inCalifornia, residing for nine years inHumboldt County. In 1863 he wasappointed, by President Lincoln,Registrar of the land office in theHumboldt District. He removed toSan Francisco in 1864 to act as sec-retary to the Superintendent of In-dian xAfifairs and has since tiiat timemade this city his home. After three years experience assecretary, bookkeeper, reporter and money broker. Supervisor Alur-dock in 1867 engaged in the printing business and has for nearly halfa century been prominently identified with this industry. He is nowPresident of the Blair-^Iurdock Company, one of the leading publish-ing and printing
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