The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28
The Legislature.
SENATE.

| HoLD-oTER Senator's.
First District-San Diego and San Bcrnar.
dino-J. c. Bogart (S.l
Second District-Los Angefes-R. j. Vine
yard Isl
Third District--Santa Barbara and San
Luis -Romualda Paeheco ~. d.
Fourth District-Tulare and Fresno
Thomas Baker Is.
Sixth District-Santa Cruz and Monterey
George K Porter 10. Al
Eighth District-San Francisco andSan
Mateo-B W. Hathaway (U. A. and. int
Senator, R. F. Perkins 20. Al
Ninth District-Alameda-A. M. CAne
| tU. Az
Eleventh District-San Joaquin-C. fH.
Chamberlain (U. Az
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures and Mono
Leander Quint ~. d.
Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures illiam
T. Lewis ~. d.
(U. A.
Sixteenth District-Sacramento B.
Nixon 10. A.
Seventeenth District-Solano and Yolo-
o. B. Powers 10. A.
Eighteenth District-Napa, Lake and Men.
docino-William Holden rs
Twentieth District---Placer-W. D. Harri-
man 10. Al
Twenty. first District-Nevada = Joseph
Kutz ~. Al
Twenty fourth District-Butte and Plumas
r. c. Gaskell (U. Al
Twenty fifth District-yTehama aad Cosnsa
j. G. Doll 10. Az =
Twenty sixth District-Shasta and Trinity
Benjamin Shurtleff (U. d.
Twenty seventh District-IIumboldt, Klam-
ath and Del Norte-Walter Van Dyke (U.
A.
twenty eighth District-siskiyou-G. B.
Oulton 10. Az
SENATORS ELECT.
Fifth District Marposa, Mcrced and
Stsnislaus-J. G. Mccullough.
Seventh District-Santa Clara-Joseph S.
Wallis.
Eighth District-San Francisco-Alexan,
der G. Abell, g. w. Clark and NJ S. Whiting.
Tenth District-Contra Costa and Marin
c. B. Porter.
Twelfth District-Tuolumne and Mono
Jos NJ. Cavis.
Thirteenth District -Calaveras-William
Highly.
Fifteenth District t-El Dorado-E. Harvey
and A. II. Saxton.
Sixteenth District-Sacramento-Newton
Booth.
Nineteenth District-Sonoma- H.
McNabb.
Twentieth District-Placer-F. B. Higgins.
Twenty first District Nevada. c..
Birdseye.
Twenty second District -Sierra-Francis
Anderson
Twenty third District-Yuba and Sutter-
Wm. II. Park (joint Senator) and Lewis Gun.
ningham. elected for Yuba only.
Twenty fourth District-Butte and Plumas
Thomas B. Shannon.
OF the Senators elect, all were chosen on
the Union Administration ticket.
ASSEMBLY.
Alameda, Thomas Scott, Henry Robinson.
Amador, A. B. Andrews (U. D. + NJ.
Simpson.
Bntte, F. NJ Smith, j. G. Moore.
Cala.eras, Fenton G. Mcdonald (U. d.
James Barclay, Thomas Campbell.
CoIusa and Tehama, r. G. Butler.
Contra Costa, T. g. Wright
Ell Dorado, S. w. Sanderson, Thomas
Fitch, j. r. Clark, james Burr.
Fresno, James Smith Isl
Humboldt, Stephen G. Whipple 20. d.
| Klamcth and Del Norte, S. P. Wright
| Los Angeles, E. j. c. Kewen (S.) j. 4.
Watson Isl
| Marin, Robert Terrence.
Mariposa, j. W. Wilcox.
Mer docino, T. NJ. Ames (U d.
Merced and Stanislaus, James W. Robert
son (S.)
Monterey, NJ A. Castro 10. d.
Napa and Lake, Chancellor Harrison.
Nevada, James Collins, William II. Sears,
John M. Rule, Seth Martin.
Placer, c. G. Dudley ~. D. John Yule,
n. W. Blanchard.
Plumas, NJ D. Howell
Sacramento, w. ii. Barton, M. NJ. Estee,
Amos Adams, J. B. Warwick, Charles Dun
| combe.
San Bernardino, R. G. Allen fusion S.
San Diego, George A. johnson (U. D.
San Francisco, George Barstow, Henry L.
Dodge, Q. P. Sutton, John E. Kincaid, Cyrus
Palmer, Jacob Deeth, James A. Banks, John
Z. Swift, Hugh Farley. Benjamin Dore, Au-
drew j. Gunnison. William r. Wheaton.
San joaquin, 7. j. Keyes, Samuel Myers.
San Luis Obispo and Santa B rbara, Ra-
mon j. Hill (S.)
San Mateo, James g. Denniston ~. d.
Santa Clara, j. j. Owen, j. w. Owen, D.
w. Harrington.
Santa Cruz, I. c. Wilson.
Shasta, J. N. Chapel.
| Sierra, +. B. Smith, James w. Crawford
Siskiyou, William Irwin (U. d. B. F
Varney (U.D.)
Solano, j. M. Dudley.
Sonoma, E. F. Dunno, W. NJ. Rider, J.
B. Beeson.
Sutter, C. S. Harwell.
Trinity, NJ. w. Personette
Tulare and Buena Vista, J. W. Freeman
(S)
Tuolumne and Mono, T. N. Machin, N
NJ. Orr, Fred Lux
Yolo, Edwin Patten.
Yuba, J. c. Sargent, O. E. Redfeld, D,
O. Atkinson.
Of the Assemblymen all were elected on
Union Administration ticket except those
marked ~. D." Union Democrat) or as
| (Seeession) Most of the " U. DIS" were
elected by means of fusion, silent or other.
wise, with the secession element. The
Union Administration men, as their ante
cedents, are tolerably evenly divided be
tween the Republican and Union or Doug
las Democratic parties.
REcAPITULATIoN.
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