. Men who made San Francisco. C. A. Muessdorffer CA. MUESSDORFFER, architect, was• son of K. Muessdorffer, a pioneer ofeight years old, and his parents put him in thetechnical education for the succeeding ten began to practice his profession at the age oftained an enviable position. Among the buildmgsOrder of Eagles home, the Portuguese Americanthe St. Regis apartments, besides many others,building of the city after the fire of 1906. He issecond term as trustee of his home town of Ross, born October 25, 1871, in California, being a1853. He showed talent for drawing when butcare of Pro
. Men who made San Francisco. C. A. Muessdorffer CA. MUESSDORFFER, architect, was• son of K. Muessdorffer, a pioneer ofeight years old, and his parents put him in thetechnical education for the succeeding ten began to practice his profession at the age oftained an enviable position. Among the buildmgsOrder of Eagles home, the Portuguese Americanthe St. Regis apartments, besides many others,building of the city after the fire of 1906. He issecond term as trustee of his home town of Ross, born October 25, 1871, in California, being a1853. He showed talent for drawing when butcare of Professor S. Widder, who directed hisgrounding him thoroughly in architectural , and during the past fourteen years has at-he has designed and erected are the FraternalBank, the Family Club, the Marvin building andMr. Muessdorffer took an active part in the re-a Republican in politics, and is now serving hisMarin Frank Cromwell Phelps THE subject of this sketch, Frank Cromwell Phelps, has long been one of the most widelyknown of the responsible officers of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Phelps comes of that sturdy New England stock that has always figured as a substantialfactor in the affairs of our nation. His father was a native of Boston, Massachusetts, and hismother a native of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He himself was born in North Brookfield, Massa-chusetts, on March I 7, 1863. By profession an accountant, Mr. Phelps was traveling auditorfor the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and several of its associate companies beforebeing appointed to his present position as auditor of the Pacific corporation. Although Mr. Phelpshas been an interested worker in the ranks of the Republican party, he has never aspired to publicoffice. Mr. Phelps is married and has two children. A. B. SPRECKELS
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