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'état et l'autre sont dépourvues de thatpungency haveso headiness et qui depuis longtemps prouvé nuisible à thereputation de Californie clarets. M. Wetmore est un croyant ferme dans Americangentleman theopinion que l'éduqué a le meilleur goût dans le monde et est prêt à payer à haveit heureux. Il est capable d'judgingwhen vin est bon qu'il s'agisse de madein Californie ou sur les rives d'theGaronne

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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 . are devoid of thatpungency and headiness which haveso long proved detrimental to thereputation of California clarets. Mr.Wetmore is a firm believer in theopinion that the educated Americangentleman has the finest taste in theworld and is willing to pay to haveit gratified. He is capable of judgingwhen wine is good whether it be madein California or on the banks of theGaronne. He believes it is for thebest interests of the California winegrowers to cater to the Americantaste, and to make high priced winesrather than quantities of lower grade.At an auction sale of his wines heldin this city, Mr. Wetmore receivedbetter prices for those sold than everwere obtained in the United States, and higher than the same brands offoreign wines usually sell for. Thedevelopment of the Livermore dis-trict has proved the wisdom of Mr.Wetmores selection, and the beauti-ful valley is now dotted with healthy, productive vineyards. It receivedthe gold medal at the Paris Exposi-tion and its future is assured.. J, N, E, Wilson. J. N- E. WILSON. EW members of the San Fran-cisco Bar have been more suc-cessful in their profession, ormade more rapid progress in popularpreferment, than the subject of oursketch. Elected District Attorney atthe age of 28, sent to the State Senatetwo years later, and, before the expi-ration of his term, appointed Insur-ance Commissioner, it is certain thathis career has been a brilliant one. J. N. E. Wilson was born in thiscity, December 4, 1856. His pa-rents had emigrated to this cityfrom Ohio, but his family origin-ally came from Massachusetts. Theuncle of Mr. Wilsons father, SamuelLewis, was a distinguished lawyer inthe Ihickeye State, and from him itis possible he inherits his legaltastes. Mr. Wilson was educated inthe public schools here, and

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