Les constructeurs d'une grande ville : San Francisco, la ville représentant les hommes, de son histoire et du commerce : femmes enceintes faits concernant la croissance des principales branches du commerce, des industries et des produits de l'Etat et de l'autre brigade, et en l'absence du Brigadier le commande. Fin de colonel Dickinson a beenbrought en bonne place avant la loi en raison de son connectionwith le beenfirst Jessup cas, ayant travaillé comme procureur pour theexecutors sous la volonté, et par conséquent de les légataires. Le recentdecision inhis par la Cour suprême pour soutenir l'validityof la volonté, et plus tard, j'ai

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The builders of a great city : San Francisco's representative men, the city, its history and commerce : pregnant facts regarding the growth of the leading branches of trade, industries and products of the state and coast . brigade, and in the absence ofthe Brigadier commands it. Of late Col. Dickinson has beenbrought prominently before thepublic because of his connectionwith the Jessup case, having beenfirst employed as attorney for theexecutors under the will, and subse-quently by the legatees. The recentdecision by the Supreme Court inhis favor sustaining the validityof the will, and later in refusinga rehearing, is a great triumphfor Col. Dickinson. He has alwaysbelieved that his view of the casewas not only the correct one, butthe one which must eventually besustained by the court of final resort.The earnest and skillful manner inwhich he has conducted this legalstruggle maiks him as a sound andable lawyer. It is the indomitablewill and devotion to the inter-ests of his clieuts so strongly shownin this case that are perhaps theleadiug characteristics of Col. Dick-inson. Though comparatively youngiu his profession, he has proved thetruth of that expression of Webster: There is always room at the top.. W. H. DlMOND, GEN WM. H. DIMOND. y0E a long time General Dimondhas been one of the promi-nent figures of San Francis-cos mercantile, social and politicallife, and has for many years been theactive partner and actual head ofthe well-known house of Williams, Dimond & Co. He has done muchto promote the commercial prosper-ity and growth of the city of hisadoption. He was born in Honolulunearly fifty years ago, bis father be-ing an American missionary, one ofthe devoted band of men who firstendeavored to bring civilization andenlightenment to the people of theHawaiian kingdom. General Dimond received a highschool education in his native city, and began a mercantile career whenhe was only 18 years old. There he remained until thecivil war. His American blood firedwith zeal

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