Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26
NUMBER 80.
Raw Material of the Legislature.

VIM. \. Ransom, of Sacramento, has issued
what he styles an - Anthropographic Chart Of
the State officers, members of the Legislature,
and members of the Supreme Court, from which
the Sacramento Bee condenses the following:
CT the sixteen State officers were born in
! New York, in Massachusetts, . in Maine 2, in
New Hampshire, and each in California Dela-
ware Nova Scotia and Illinois. OF these there
cmgrated from Massachusetts 3, from Maine 2,
and each from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Pennsyl-
vania, New Hampshire, Illinois, New York New
Jersey, and Connectcut Their ages vary-thc
eldest, Mr. TiltOn, llarbor Commissioner, being
| Al, and the Youngest Mr. CaveS- State Printer
| being put down at 20. Twelve are married and
four are single. Five emigrated in lS49 and
| one as late us 80. OF occupations, the Governor
is banker, and there lawyers, mcr-
chants, ? civil engineers, farmer, | ranchcro
accountant, | miner, teacher, | editor, !
printer,
OF the Judges elect and Clerks of the Supreme
Court, e were born in New York and in Yer
mont cmigated from New York. from Wis
consin, and each from Iowa, Florida, Michigan,
Indiana, and Vermont, All are married. OF
occupations, are lawyers, miner, and teach
or. Their ages are from 80 to 81, and the date
of their emigration is from $40 to lS63-Perry,
the Secretary of the Supreme Court, being the
newest conner.
OF the Senate, 10 are natives of New York, 6
of Pennsylvania, of Vermont, of Massachu-
setts, 4 of kentucky, of Ohio, | each of Cali
fornio, Canada, Connecticut, Michigan Ireland,
Scotland, Virginia, New Jersey New Hampshire,
| Maine, Missouri--total, 40 There cmigratcd
from New lolk Z, Pennsylvania 3, Vermont 2,
Massachusetts 2, Wisconsin 4, New Jersey .,
| Louisiana 2, Ohio b, Michigan 2, Illinois, 2,
| Texas 2, kentucky 3 and | each from Virginia
Indiana, Missouri, New Mexico. Mr.. Cot was
born in California The latest corners are Mossrs.
Tuttle and Wright who arrived in 1888, and the
| oldest, Horace llnWcs, who arrived in 1917. OF
occupations, there are 10 lawyers, 6 merchants,
3 farmers, miners, ranchcros minister
banker, | printer, l physician, butcher. The
oldest member is Mr.. Hall, 80 years, and the
youngest, Mr.. Montgomery %. Twenty-siX are
married, l3 single, and | widower.
l. In the Assembly the nativity is as follows:
New York 10, Massachusetts 6, Ohio ., Conncc-
ticut 4, Pennsylvania !, Kentucky g. Vermont 7,
Missouri 2, California 3, Maine 7, Ireland ,, Ger
many |, England ,, New Hampshire ,, New Jer-
scy ., each from Tennessee, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, Michigan, France, Upper Canada;
Illinois, not stated-total so. There cmigra-
ted from New York H. Connecticut 4, Iowa 2,
Kentucky A, Illinois g. Wisconsin 6, Missouri s,
Massachusetts, II, Maine 4, Vermont 2, Ohio 2,
New Hampshire 2, | each from Indiana, New
Jersey, South Carolina, Rhode Island, District of
Columbia New Brunswick, Germany were
born in California, not stated
| OF occupations, there are, miners H. lawyers
| 10, farmers lG, merchants -, printers 2, other
mechanics 3, editors 2, physicians A. real estate
dealer, railroad agent, ditch superintendent,
! stock raiser, | cattle dealer, | undertaken,
rNnchero, l late deputy sheriff rorly-nne are
married thirty are single, and one is wdowcr.
The oldest, Mr.. Clark is ffty-ninc and the
youngest, Mr. Gill, is twenty-five. The latest
conner is Mr.. Bufum, in 1889, and none came
before 1910
OF the attaches of the Legislature, two are
natives of Vermont, three of Ohio, two of Eng
land, two of Virgina, three Of Pennsylvania,
four Of New York. One each, of the West
indies, Ireland, New Jersey, Georgia. and Hi
nois. OF the twenty-one, eleven are single and
ten married. The oldest is fifty, and the young
est twcnty-siX. Rev. o. G. Wheeler came in
1913, and the latest conner in 1859. There em-
grated from Ohio 4, Vermont 2 New York 3,
New Jersey 2, JeXas 2. One each from Missou-
ri, Iowa, West Indies, Pennsylvania, Australia,
Illinois, Maryland. OF occupation, there are Of
lawyers 3, miners A. accountants 2, clerks 4,
farmers 3. One of each, editor, hotel keeper,
printer, clergyman