Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . 138 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. J JAMES de SUCCA Secretary Board of ParkCommissioners AMES de SUCCA, born in Brus-sels, Belgium, May 13, 1848, isthe son of a California pioneer. Hisfather came to California in 1849,James arriving in San Franciscowith his mother in 1853. He waseducated in the public schools of thiscitv, being a pupil of Lizzie andKate Kennedy (Mrs. L. K. Burke),teachers in the Union Street GramniarSchool in 1860. He became an ap-prentice to the iron molding trade in1862, working in the dififerent found-ries of San Francisco
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . 138 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. J JAMES de SUCCA Secretary Board of ParkCommissioners AMES de SUCCA, born in Brus-sels, Belgium, May 13, 1848, isthe son of a California pioneer. Hisfather came to California in 1849,James arriving in San Franciscowith his mother in 1853. He waseducated in the public schools of thiscitv, being a pupil of Lizzie andKate Kennedy (Mrs. L. K. Burke),teachers in the Union Street GramniarSchool in 1860. He became an ap-prentice to the iron molding trade in1862, working in the dififerent found-ries of San Francisco for more thantwenty years. A member of Iron ^folders Un-ion No. 164 of San Francisco since1868, he has filled the various of-fices of his organization for thirty-seven years, and was honored by election as a delegate to the IronMolders International Convention which met in St. Louis in had a resolution adopted by that convention favoring a nine-hourwork-day, which was the first step toward securing an eight-hourday for the molders. The delegates, while agreeing to vote for
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