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conducting careful researches into their
causes, progress and effects. These inves-
legations have been carried on upon an
original but accurate plan. DIR. DaywalFs
diagnosis has been unerring and the reme-
dies which he prescribeS are effectual. The
record of these investigations has been pub
lished in several different languages and
widely circulated not only In the United
States, but in the principal countries of
Europe, in all Of which the author is a rec
ogniZed authority.
In his practice DR.. Daywalt's opinion is
looked upon with as great respect as in his
writings. In all his professional dealings
he Is careful. expert reliable and progress
slVe. lie possesses unusual skill as a
surgeon and his operations have been
invariably successful. He enjoys the entire
confidence OF his fellow-practitioner in this
city and is much in Tequisition for consul.
tations regarding eases IN which his special
Ties are involved. DR.. Daywalt has been
singularly successful in the matter of cures.
In support of this statement it is only
necessary to cite the fact that during the
past year out of 156 patients suffering from
dlphtheria he saved 1913, despite the raw
ages which had been made by this usually
fatal disease.
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with several offices Of Importance in busi-
ness and fraternal enterprises. He is now
the secretary of the Pajaro Fruit and Land
Company, a company formed by Native
Sons TO grow prunes on large scale; is
mast grand president of California Parlor
No. l, n. 5. G. W., and has been a delegate
to the Grand Parlor for the past seven
years; is also a member of King Solomon
Lodge, +. ana a. NJ, and of the Grand
Lodge of Elks and of the CercIe Fsancais.
He has also been prominent in the French
celebrations and for five years past has
been member of the committee. and last
year was vice. president. Mr.. Dsnnery is
an ardent Republican and is a member of
the FELTON, Club. He has been a delegate to
two State conventions and was the secre-
tary of the convention at which Congress
man Loud was nominated.
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DIR. G. w. pAYMALr.
A Noted Physician and Writer Upon
Medical ToDfes

A Noted Physician and Writer Upon
Medical Topics.
A liberal general education. complete
literary course at Rutherford College.
North Carolina, and several supplementary
courses preparatory to commencing a study
OF medicine were included in the earlier ed
ucational requirements of DIR. G. w. Day.
walt, one Of the leading practitioners of this
city. lie was afterward enrolled as q stu
dent in the medical department of the Uni
versity of Tennessee. from which he gradu-
ated with distinction in 1884. The cuImin-
atlng point in his professional training was
postgraduate course on the treatment of
the nose and throat which he took in New
York.
Thus thoroughly equipped In medical
study and hospital experience Dr. Daywalt
came to this city and opened a suite of ele-
gantly furnished offices at 1856 Market
street, IN the conveniently located Murphy
building, corner of Market and Jones
streets. During his residence of four years
In this city lie has devoted q large share of
his attention to diseases peculiar TO women,
ana TO those malades. of which catarrh and
olphtherla are Instances, which eXpend
their force on the mucous membrane in
contradlstlnction to the diseases Of the
skin. He has made a special study
OF the former class Of ailments,
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means to class him as rich man. Thrift
and industry have characterized his actions.
and ever since his arrival in Nevada in the
early '70's hs has been recognized easily as
one of the leading spirits of the Eastern pOr-
ton Of his State. Politically Mr.. Foley is
Republican. and has served as State Sena-
tor with honor to himself and distinction to
his party. He was also delegate to the
Minneapolis convention. Several times be
greSs, and oD several occasions lie has been
mentioned for United States Senator.
Naturally genial, energetic and whole
Souled, he has endeared himself TO all
with whom he has become acquainted.
and there is no position within tie gift OF
bis party that be might not have for the
mere acceptance
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LEON DENNERY.
A Nm Prominent in Connection With
Loan Associations.

Nm Prominent in Connection With
Loan Associations.
Some people seem born to fortune aud
distinction, and Leon DeGnery, secretary of
several local loan and building associations,
is surely one of these favored ones. Born
in 1866 in this city he received his education
in the public schools of the city and gradu-
ated at the high school. Soon af ter the COM
pletion of his education Mr.. Dennery Joined
his father in the management of various
financial enterprises, and soon developed
high abilities, not only in the management
of trust funds but in concentrating and at
tracing a large line of depositOrs. The
building and loan associations of which Mr.
DenneTy is secretary have been highly com-
mended by the highest financial authorities
OF the State and approved by the State La
Dor Commissioner. Their operations have
been highly benehcent in assisting persons
of moderate means to build homes, aud
they have been invariably prosper
Gus. Mr.. Dennery has been distinguished
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,y all parties and by his friends, who are
egion. as man Of sterling and un-
5Iemished character, and in all that he has
lone he has reflected great credit upon him.
self and his party. As Republican he has
always been TO the front when his services
werc needed, and that is one reason for his
great popularity, but not by any manner OF
means the only one. TO sttempt, however,
10 give In detail his many excellent traits OF
character would be impossible in so short
space, and it need only be said that he is
courageous. able aud honest. and this the
nublic realizes,
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H. III. LYNCH.
Mechanical Engineer Who Has Engaged
in Big Enterprises.


One of San Francisco's foremost citizens
Is FL. Fl. Lynch. Mr.. Lynch is recognized
as one Of he best mechanical engineers in
the country, and he also ranks high as an
inventor. Fer many years he was supsrin
tendent of the extensive business of the mil
llonaire firm of Williams & Bixler, who ear
Tied on vast reclamation schemes at Union
Island and other points. Some of tie most
notable improvements in the dredgers used
by that firm were the inventions OF Mr..
Lynch. and so superior were his improved
dredgers that they were preferred of all
others In the great Panama canal work.
MIR. Lynch has been suprrin tendent of ths
Ferries and Cliff House railway from its or
ganization. The road was built under his
supervision and his inventive genius sug-
gested many improvements upon eable-rosd
appliances as in vogue when he entered upon
that field. His management of the road
mas been unusually successful and gratify-
Ing TO the public.
Politically Mr.. Lynch Is Republican
ana has never faltered in promoting
the welfare of his party. He Is eonspic-
uous at present as the probable nominee
OF his party for Sheriff. So popular Is he
with all classes that his nomination would
be one OF the best and strongest his party
can makes
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celebrated bal masque. His Diamond Pal
ace on Montgomery street is world-famous.
Politically Colonel Andrews is a sterling
Democrat. He was once President of the
famous Manhattan Club. President Arthur
made HIM Commissioners to the Worlds Fair
at New Orleans and the British Government
made him Commissioner to the London Ey-
hibltion. BE speaks all the modern Euro
pean tongues, an accomplishment which has
been OF great aid to him. Fraternally no
one Is more popular. He has been Grand
Sachem OF the Improved Order of Red Men
10 this State and Grand Mnnewah of the
United States.
Colonel Andrews friends are now urging
him to take personal interest in politics,
and suggest that he enter the arena as a
candidate for superyisorial bonors from the
Fifth Ward. IL he yields to their solicita-
ton no nomination can give more strength
to the party ticket than his.
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HON. JAMES e. MURPHY.
Judge OF the Superior Court of Del
Norte County.

Judge OF the Superior Court of Del
Norte County.
Judge James E. Murphy of Crescent City,
Del Norte County. is jurlst whom the citi-
zens of that highly intelligent section of the
State have always delighted to honor. He
is native Of far-off Maine, being born in
that State In the year 1916. When boy he
came to this State and settled in his present
home. His father was O blacksmith. who
gave his son all the advantages OF educa-
tion which the locality afforded. Young
Murphv's ambition was the law. and he was
admitted on coming of age. His career has
been an eminently successful one Soon
after his admission he became District At
torney Of Del Norte County. and from that
time to this has always held some eminent
elective Office. He was member of the
Assembly for four sessions. and Speaker
pro tenn. for two Of these. and was also one
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HON. r.. Il. CARPENTER.
Dignified and Honorable Lawyer, Law
maker md Citizen.

A Dignif1ed and Honorable Lawyer, Law
maker and Citizen.
Those who know Senator Carpenter best
like him most. All classes respect him
from their first contact, as he is gentleman
whose mental qualities make him tower
above men. No one is more sympathetic,
consIderate or charitable than Judge Car
penter, and in him the lowly always have a
friend. His home is in the beautiful county
OF Orange. formerly part OF Los Angeles
County.
Judge Carpenter was elected a member
of the State Senate at the last election, aud
is consequently ''hold-oyer" member of
that body. On the foor Of the Senate ami
i'm the committee-rooms his influence was
marked. His course In all matters Of legis-
lation was upright, honorable and wise.
Indeed, Judge Carpenter. by force OF men
tai euGOsments and probity, was the recog-
nized leader Of the Senate and certainly
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proved himself TO be friend of the people
and an ornament to his party. BY profess
sion he is a lawyer, and before coming to
California he had won high rank through
out the United States for his legal ability.
He has large practice in the courts OF
Southern California and San Francisco, as
well as In the State, Supreme and the Fed.
eral courts. He is attorney for namber OF
rich firms and corporations, among the
latter being the Western Union Telegraph
Company. When the successor to the late
Senator Hearst WAS 70 be elected Judge
Carpenter's name was prominently urged.
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clerical or professional field. Mr.. Hansen
has separated and cOmmodious Offices for
ladies and gentlemen, accommodating en-
ployes and systematized business plan
that affords to both employers and en-
Dloyes the greatest eonvenienceS attainable.
The largest corporations on the coast avail
themselves of his agency, as do also the
most prominent citizens and hotels, as Stan
ford, Croker, Flood, the Palace Hotel, Del
Monte, etc. Mr.. Hansen is an accomplished
linguist, which is Of great advantage in the
management of a business such as he con-
duets. He was born and educated in Dem
mark, and before coming to California he
engaged in the business OF shipchandlery
and general merchandising in the East
Since his advent TO San Francisco he has
ever been progressive, publle-s pirited citi-
zen, taking always a live interest in all
matters that would promote good govern
ment, and by his fair dealing and honest
methods i0 business he has been benefac-
tor to the great army of toilers in mis- city
and State.
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LAWRENCE KIP.
Sketch OF the Brilliant Young Lawyer
and Litrarateur.

Sketch OF the Brilliant Young Lawyer
aud Litterateur.
There is probably no young man in Cali
fornia to-day whose prospects appear
brighter or whose literary and professional
future seems more assured than that of
Lawrence Kip, the talented attorney and
htterateur. Born in Inglewood, n. j., in
1869, he is now only about % years of age.
Young as he is his extraordinary ability
has already secured recognition, and he is
generally regarded as one Of the rising men
of the city.
His possession OF unusual talents is hardly
to be wondered at. He is the descendant of
an old and illustrious house. For 20 gene
rations the Kip family has been prominent
in the worlds history. and the house is of
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DIR. A. C. PETERSON.

The First Specialist of His School to
Come to This City
With training, experience and skill ply
scian is well-equipped to battle with dis
eases, and when to these qualifications is
added long list OF professional successes,
his prestige is undoubted.
Such is the case with DR.. A. C. Peterson,
native of Philadelphia, graduate of the
High School and of the Hahnemann Medi-
cal College of that city. He was granted
his medical degree in 1877. and In the same
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WILLIAM A. CARNEs.
Young and Active City Business
Man.

Man.
William A. Carnes, the subject OF this
sketch. is New Yorker by birth, but came
to this State about so years ago, when so
young that he has no recollection of the
time when he did not belong to California
He is one of the most active and successful
OF the younger business men of the city, and
has won a competence as well as a high rep
utat!on for capacity and prObity in general
business circles For Is years he has been
connected with the Bancroft Whitney Pub
fishing Company and has graduated by
rapid stages from the position of employe
to that of cashier and large stockholder. His
voice Is influential in the management OF
the Intricate and extended affairs OF the
company, and his opinion and judgment Is
received with high respect. Mr.. Carnes is
also heavy stoekhelder in the San Fran
cisco Paving Company, whose Offices are at
S3l Montgomery street, and who transact
very large business in this ana neighbor-
ing cities. With the noted political leader,
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College. his ambition being directed to the
medical profession, he entered St. Mary's
Hospital mRtriculating at the same time at
the Toland Medical College, from which he
was subsequently graduated with distin-
guished honors. He was then appointed as
resident physician of ST. Mary's College. be-
ing the youngest physician who ever held
so important position.
For four years DR.. Mccarthy remained as
resident physician, but the demands upon
his recognized talents had 80 grown apace
he was compelled to resign aud devote his
entire time to private practice. The late
Governor Bartlett appointed Dr.. Mccarthy
surgeon of the Second Brigade, n. G. c..
with the rank of major.
The doctor is Democrat of the reform
school. He has no patience with bossism.
He has been offered the nomination Of CorO-
ner by his party, but The Office has no at
fractions for him. In the Y. NJ. l. and other
orders he Is very popular and can command
almost any Office lie might choose to accept.
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WILLIAM s. WOOD.
A Distinguished Member OF the Sal
Francisco Bar.

FrenciscO Bar.
San Francisco is celebrated for the distin-
gulshed quality of her bar. which includes
some Of tho brightest minds in the United
States. Among such distinguished legal
group William s. Wood is conspicuous Mr..
Wood Is associated in practice with Reuben
h. Lloyd, and the firm has one OF the larg-
est and most lucrative businesses OH the
Pacific slope. Mr.. Wood was born In the
State Of Illinois. and when but boy his
father came to California. arriving here in
1854. the trip having been made by overland
journey TO New York, thence 'around the
Horn" to this city.
Sacramento was the bovh0od home OF
the subject of this sketch, and at the
capital city he received his education
and studied law. In 1868 he was ad-
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nj. nj. o,sHAUGHNEssY.
Successful Career of q Bright and Capa-
BILE Civil Engineer.

buccesslul Career OF Bright and Capa-
BILE Civil Engineer.
A graduate with the highest honors from
the Royal University, Dublin, 1t is.hardly
surprising that In the seven years of his
residence in San Francisco NJ. NJ. O'Shaugh-
messy, the talented young civil engineer.
has established an excellent business con-
nection and has made a reputation extend
ing from one end of the State to the other.
Mr.. OShaughnessy was thoroughly
equipped In professional knowledge and
natural ability when he came to California,
locating in this city. He had some difficult
ties to overcome. A stranger. without
acquaintance or varied experience, he threw
himself heartily into the fight for profes
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Crimmins, Mr.. Carnes owns the famous
Grand Central saloon. at Is Third street,
the actual headquarters of an influential
section of the Republican party, and most
profitable concern. Mr.. Carnes is also q
trusted adviser In political matters and his
advice on these matters is very greatly de-
ferred to. He is married and enjoys a very
high degree of social popularity. he is said
not TO be politically ambitious. but is ever
ready by voice and counsel to assist the
party of his choice.
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Of Cumberland County, Tenn. and In CON-
mon with large majority Of the citizens of
that section sympathzed with the Southern
element He entered the Confederate army,
and emerged at the close of the war with
the rank of major, which he had won by
gallant conduct in the field. 1t Is needless
to say that Mr.. McEIrath is an ardent Demo-
crat and by voice. pen and purse is always
ready to literally contribute 20 the
funds of the party. Aside from his legal
requirements, which are acknowledged to
be of the highest order, the subject Of this
sketch enjoys large popularity in social
circles by his courteous manner, his fine
conversational powers and by his unstlnted
efforts to please. AS citizen he enjoys
large consideration for his public spirit and
ripe judgment. He is ore of the largest
owners of real estate in Oakland and
Vicinity, and evinced his observation-disclosures
in the organization Of the Oakland Consoli-
dated Electric Railroad Company, OF which
he is vice-president, and by far the largest
individual stockholder. Mr. McElrath has
no political ambitions; at least none have
developed as yet. but he is looked upon by
his party in Oakland as a leader who must
Inevitably come to the front In the future.
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sionsl supremacy. and by his youth, vigor
and ability was soon ranked as one Of tho
leading civil engineers of San Francisco.
From year TO year his business has In
creased; his talents, shrewdness and henor-
able methods have been more and more
recognized, and he now stands at the head
OF his profession.
Upon his arrival here he was connected
with the engineering department of the
Southern Pacific Company for over three
years, and directed the laying out of many
townstes as well as performing work In
connection with railroad construction,
water development sewer systems and irri-
CATION districts. He made the soundipgs
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Ing his great popularity and well-known
honesty it is not surprising that he was
chosen two years ago to run for Supervisor.
Il is true that he was defeated, but at that
time il Will be remembered the entire ticket
went to the wall. Mr Ryan made gallant
fight, and in his own district be far Outran
the others on his ticket. demonstrating the
good opinion cherished for him by his
neig ghboTs. who supported him almost to
a man. So encouraged was he by the excel
lent showing which he had made that he
made up his mind to make the race again.
and 1t is likely that he will do so. Should
he succeed in securing the place on the ticket
his election is almost foregone conclusion,
and 1t Is safe to say that he would fill the
Office with credit both to himself and his
constituents. He would bring to his duties
practical business sense and honesty which
has never been ouestioned
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HON. M. ID. FOLEY.

One of the Representative Citizens Of
the State OF Nevada.
Senator Foley of Nevada has been re-
garded for years rs one of the most promi-
nent men of his State, and in all matters
pertaining to the welfare of the State he has
taken and easily held conspicuous place.
Among mining men he is regarded as al
authority and to him as much as TO any one
man has been due the immense develop
ment of that great industry. practical
nan himself. he has succeeded where others
have failed, and the result has been mat ne
enjoys to-day the possession OF sufhclent
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JAMES RYAN.

Plueky Democrat Who Deserves Well
of His Party.
There Is no better-known man in San
Francisco than James Ryan, the grocer OF
the Seventh Ward. who will probably be
nominated by the Democratic party for the
Office OF Supervisor. In politics as well as
in private business the record OF Mr.. Ryan
has always been one Of push and honesty,
and In the section of the city where be lives
nc man is more highly regarded. Consider
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n. j. LAYMANCE.

One OF the Young Democrats who Ia
Well to the Front.
NJ j. Laymance, the well-known real
estate owner and dealer of Oakland. has all
the qualities that win success for man.
He is quick Of perception and prompt to
act, as well as resOlute aud courageous in
his decisions. His judgment Is eminently
sound. In the community where he lives
be is recognized as one OF the very best
authorities on values. and the result has
been that lie has handled some of the
largest real estate deals recorded. He has
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C. X. HANSEN.

A Worker Himself, Who Finds Work
for Willing Hands.
The name of G. r. Hansen is indeed
household word. as for years his first-cIass
employment Office at 10 Geary street has
been the popular headquarters for supply
ing household help as well as all classes Of
workers, be 1t in the labor. mechanical.
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JOHN ID. DAILY.
he Has Always BattIed Bosses, and IL
Immensely Popular.

In the political annals Of San Francisco
there are few If any names more familiar
than that OF John ID. DAILY. Mr.. Daily has
been resident of this city for more than
80 years. and he has ever been one of the
most active men In the ranks Of the Repub-
lican party. About 10 or 12 years ago he
was the leader Of what was known as the
mlikmen's faction Of the Republican party,
which had It's origin in the old Thirteenth
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JOHN E. McELRATH.

Prominent as a Lawyer and as n Capt.
talist.
John E. MeElrath of Oakland enjoys few
rivals in that city either as a lawyer or as
N enterprising citizen. Coming to Oakland
about 20 years ago after long, adventurous
and gallant career in the army of the Con-
federates. he brought with him those quail
tiles which, IL rightly cultivated, are sure to
lead to success Mr.. McElraih is q native
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JOHN NJ. KLEIN.

An Example of What Energy and Busi-
ness Capacity VIII Accomplish.
The subject of this sketch was born in
Utica, n. Y. in 1854. and is conspicuous
example Of what energy, push. probity and
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mitted to practice, and soon thereafter went
to the State of Nevada. At that time the
marvellous resources of mineral wealth of
that State were but in the infancy Of devel-
opnent, and during such development some
Of the most celebrated suits in the legal an
mails OF this country resulted Mr. Wood
made special study of mining law, and
during bis years Of residence on the Com
stock be was connected with many of the
most celebrated cases tried. He is a refined,
polished gentleman, Republican in poll
tics, and works for the good of his party's
cause. having been no seeker of Office.
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OF the most influential OF the members of
the convention which framed the present
constitution Of the State. He came within
three votes of receiving the Democratic
nomination for Congressman at-large, and
is now chairman Of the Democratic County
Committee Of Del Norte County and vice.
president of the State Central Committee
Judge Murphy has held the position of Su.
perior Judge OF Del Norte County for three
terms. he Is regarded as an able and fair
minded Judge OF peculiar ability. and ranks
high among the judiciary of the State. He
is still comparatively young, aud his friends
predict with c0Dfidence that even greater
eminenee Is in store for him.