Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-09
Sixteenth California Legislature.

AS matter of interest to our readers we pub
ish list OF Senators and Assemblymen compris-
ng the present Legislature, as furnished by the
Sacramento Union. The names marked by aste-
risks are those of hold-oyer" members:
SENATE
ArrISE ANaDoR-G. W. Scaton deceased (vacaucy).
AL.MErA.-IIenry Robinson.
BUTTE AND PLUIAs-Seneca Ever F. VI. Smiths
CALAvERAs-Thomas Hardy, W H. Leonard.>
CoLusA-Joln 4. Rush@
CoSTR, CosTA AND MAEiy-Charles & Porter.@
DEL N0kT2, HUMBOLDT AND hLAMATH-S. 7. Nright*
Ell DeRApc-James johnson. I. L. Maddox
Fresno AND TULARE-J. W. Freeman
Los ANGELEs-Phineas Banning.
MARIrosa MERGED AND sraxIsIuAs-w S Montgomery.*
MS9 sD Tolectt Gen s Eyan
NEvADA-Dayid Beden, Joseph Kutz*
PLAcfR-E. L. Bradley. James Z. 1fale.*
sAcRAAENro-E. A. lIeacock. J E. Benton.*
SAN BEENARDINo AND SAN DIEGo-M c. Tuttle%
SAN Francisco SAN MATEo-A. L. Tubbs, Wm. s Shaw
H. L. Dodge.% Horace Hawes.* J. S. Hager.
SANTA BARBARA AND SAN LUIS oBtsPo-P. W. Murphy
SANTA CLARA-W. J. Knox.
Santa Cruz-Wm f. Lovett.&
Shasta and Trinity-John p. jones'
Sierra-L f. Pratt.
Siskiyou-E. Wadsworth.
solano and Yolo-L b. Miner.
Sonoma-George Pearce.*
Suffer and Yuba-Lewis Cunningham* E. Tecgarden
ASSEMBLY.
Alameda-John l.. Wilson, Thomas Eagan
Alpine and Amador-NIiner Frank. Sr-, Harvey Lee.
Butte-W. P. Tilden, George Z. Smith
Caiaveras-lsiac Ayres VI. VI. Collier, y. G. Sawyer
Colusa and Tehama-Wm. S. Long.
Contra Costa-F. A. Brown.
Del Norte and klamath-I4 ii. Murch.
FL Dorado s Campbell, J. F. Kidder, E. L Smith, Ed
f. Taylor.
Fresno-R. p. Mace.
Hambodt-s Cooper, 51i; soldiers vote l6. RI. Heus
It's. Je9; soldiers vote. l.
Lake and Napa-Jolin II. Coghn.
Lassen and Plunas-J. d. Goodwin.
Los AngelesW. II. Peterson E. c. Parrish
Marin-D Olds jr
Ntariposa-J. W Wilcox.
Meniocno-Wm. Holden.
Nerced and Stanisiaus-R. II. Ward.
Mono and Tuonmne-J f. Gooial, L. l. Hosle, O. Perrin
Monterey-M G. Ireland
Ncva,ia-oin Pattison George D. Dornn, Reuben Leech
II. l.. Hatch.
raeeEJohn Ynle WIN sest2g John r9sg%et 11r, Tho.
brow J. VI. Maholmb, p. j. Hopper.
San Bernarlino-. W. Satterwhite
San Dego-D b. Kurtz.
San Francisco-Chas. Clayton James Bowman, C. L. Wig
gin. Bugbre. Henry Dutton David Dwyer. J. A McCle
n A. Brayley, Michael Hawkins Geo. Hurst Saml.
san Joaquir-C H. Chamberlain, W. Z. Green.
San Luis obispo and Santa Barbara-R j. Hill
San Mateo-Geo. II. Howard.
Santa Cara--Joln Zuck, J. ". Corey A. b. Hunt.
Santa CruZ-Wm. Anthony.
Shasa-J. n. Chapel
Sierra-M. A. Singleton. G. Meredith
Siskiyou-Thos. Ii. Steele, J. X. Luttreil.
sonomaDo II IIoag, T. Bledsoe, J. L. Downing
Suttcr-Francis Hamlin.
TRINITY C. Dorr.
Yolo-Charles f. Reed
Yuba-T j. Sherwood, A. J. Batchelder. orrn Stewart
Of the complexion of the Legislative bodies
the Sacramento Bee says q The Senate is divid-
el into % Regular Union, I Democrats, 3 indie
pendcnt-one vacancy. The Assembly compris-
cs "a Regular Union, l6 Democrats and lG Inde-
pendent. The seats of three of these last will
be contcsted-but the result, politically, will be
the same. The Union party have an overwhelm-
ing majority" The Bee further says - From
all that be learned, the character of this Leg
islatnre is for the most part, superior to many
Of its predecessors, and hope its course in re-
lation to the various questions that will come be-
fore it, will be such to entite it to distinction
hereafter as the Legislature of Good Works.
The State sadly needs their ministering care"