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 conseil pour la sélection des commissaires a mangé une sitefor les sourds-muets de l'asile, ainsi que président de l'BuildingCommittee, tant de postes qui hefilled à la satisfaction de l'administration s'opposaient à lui en politique. Il est président de l'Association des ingénieurs de l'A-andFoundrymens de SanFrancisco. Il est l'une des principales sociétés de l'memberof pour la prévention d'ofCruelty Enfant

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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 . ate Boardof Commissioners for selecting a sitefor the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, aswell as Chairman of the BuildingCommittee, both of which positions hefilled to the satisfaction of an adminis-tration opposed to him in politics. He is President of the Engineers andFoundrymens A&sociation of SanFrancisco. He is a leading memberof the Societies for the Prevention ofCruelty to Children and to Animals, and has done good work in both.He is a Trustee of the California BibleSociety. He was married in 1841, but his wife died in 1881. Hehas no children. For over thirty-two years he has been a member ofthe First Congregational Church.Though he has passed the psalmiststhree score and ten, he looks muchyounger. He is of lithe, smart figure—active both in mind and body, andhas done much to build up the iron in-dustry on this coast. He is pleasantand gentlemanly in character, andis respected by his numerous em-ployes, for whose welfare he has al-ways been solicitous. He is truly arepresentative man.. John Reynolds. JOHN REYNOLDS. |ATINU back to the days of al-chemy, its true, if not veneratedprogenitor, chemistry can pointto a long series of triumphs—all, ornearly all, in the interest of human pro-gress and welfare. And the end is notyet. The science may still be said tobe in its early youth; and, indeed, so faras its possible achievements are con-cerned, might be looked on as immor-tal. As the day can never arrivewhen nature would have unfolded thelast of her wonderful secrets, SanFrancisco and San Francisco menhave not been behindhand in the racefor fame in the chemical domain, aswitness the success achieved by someof its representatives among us. Ofthese, one of the oldest practical man-ufacturers and inventors, too, must besaid to be John Reynolds, who hails

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