The Placer herald., 1869-10-30
OUR NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Our Lawmakers and their Political Conn
plexiOms.

to the next lie gislature, which meets at Sacra-
meno on the first Monday in December rext
SENATE.
Los Angeles-D Wilson, Ind.
San Luis Obispo and Santa Babara -Romual-
do PachecO, Rep.
Fresno, Kern and Tulare-Thomas Fowler,
Dem.
Santa Clara-Charlcs Mclay, Dem.
San Francisco and San MateO-R Beige,
DEM. 7 N Wand Dem.
Alameda Edward Tompkins, Ind.
Tuolumne, Mono and Inyo-J Wing, Rep.
Calaveras-W NJ Gwin. Jr.. Dem.
Alpine and .Amador-. J 7 Farley, Dem.
El Dorado Henry Larkin, Dem.
Sacramento n Comte Jr., Dem.
SOano and Yolo,-William Minis, Dem.
Souoma-W William Burnett, Dem.
Placer E Banvard. Dem.
Nevada-M 2 O'Connor, Dem.
Sierra-H X Turner. Rep
Suttcr aud Yuba-S nutchings, Dem.
Butte Lasscn and Plumas Perkins, Rep
Siskiyou-W William Irwin, Dem.
HOLD OVER SENATOR'S.
Calaveras d X Morrii, dem.
COlusa and Tehama Z J Lewis, dem.
Contra Costa and Marin Green, rep.
Del Norte, Humboldt and klamath l.
Murch, rep. n rr
Ell Dorado G W Hunter, dem.
Mariposa, Merced and Stauislaus II Law
renee, dem.
Napa, Lake and Mendocino W " Pendesass,
dem. 4l
Nevada E W Roberts, rep.
Placer /: q A Tweed, rep.
Sacramento !: N e Curtis. dem.
San Bernardno and San Diego: W A Conn,
dem.
San Francisco II Kincaid. dem, John S. Ha-
gar, dem, IL Saunders, dem.
shasta and Trinity: Cappell, rep.
San Joaquin 80 Orr rep.
Santa Cruz: + A McDougall, dem.
Tuolumnc and Mono J W Vaudeville, dem.
Yuba II Beach, Rep.
Plumas and Lasscu - Conclly, rep.
ASSEMBLY.
Alameda-W C BL.ckwoOd Ind, Dan 1nman,
Ind.
=. Alpine ard Amador-J N johnson, Dem, Al
Brown, Dem.
Bu,te-J Il Martin, Dem, Marion Biggs, Dem,
Calaveras--J K Young, Dem., Green, dem,
- Williams. Rep.
Cousa and Tahema L Scarce, Dem.
Contra Costa ~ II Carothers Rep.
Del Norte and Klamath Murphy, Dem.
Ell Dorado Charles Gldea, Dem IL iller.
Dem, McMurray, Dem, Newell, Dem
Fresno D. -Applng. Dem.
Humboldt J Defiaven, Rep.
Los Angeles M. +. CorOnei, Dem Z G Fryer,
Dem.
Mara-w Miller Dem.
Marposa d N Pool, Dem.
Men,ocino- W Henley. Dem.
Merced and Stanislaus Miner Walden, Dem.
Monterey j A Blakenship. Dem.
Napa and Lake. Crigler. Dem.
Nevada w A King. Dem, + llawley, Dem :,
J A Slicer. Dem, I Oates, Dem.
Placer-M II Power, Rep, Ii Caldcrwood,
Rep, NJ WaldrOn, Rep.
Plumas and Lasseu John Lambert, Dem.
S,cr,~orto-M Ho,-,n dem d Stpvana.
Dem, J + Freeman, DEM, john Odel, Dem, J
San Diego-william Robinson, Dem.
San Bernardino-J W Scatterwhite, Dem.
San Francisco e A Rockwell, Dem, Joseph
Naphtaly, Dem, John Griswold. Dem, Thomas
p. Ryan, DEM, Michael Hayes, Dem. George 4
B Hayes, Dem. George II Rogers, Dem., 4 J
Moynihan, Dem, Romer, dem, Charles Nc
MILAN, dem, II W Fortune, dem, OConnell
dem.
San Joaquin-C G Hubuer, dem, S Thurston,
dem.
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo- - Es-
candon. dem.
San Mateo: S Finner, Rep.
Santa Clara: W B Shoemaker, dem., B Mur-
ply dem., T r Thomas, dem.
Santa Cras: A Him, Ind.
Shasta: A r Andrews, dem.
Sierra: J Sammons, Rep, John Kontz, Rep.
Siskiyou: William Shores, dem., X ii Martin,
dem.
Solano: r Halle dem.
Sonoma: q Munday, dem, Thomas Hudson.
dem, Barclay Henley, dem.
Sutter: - Berry, dem.
Trinity: -McMurray. dem.
Tuare and Kern E W Dress, dem.
Tuolumnc, Mono and Inyo: DIR EichcIroth
dem. = Mooney, deul., York, Rep. -- ..
Yolo; Kelly, dem.
YuoE George Merritt, dem., G McCluskey,
dem., E. Brown, dem. f1.
OF the 90 new Senators, l5 are Democrats, 8
Republicans and 2 Independ ent The hold over
Senators stand IL Democratic to 8 Republican;
giving the Democrats 27 Senators altogether, or
a majority OF IA, which may be increased to l6
if the Independent Senators, who are Tompkins,
Of Alameda. and Wilson, OF Los Angeles should
vote with them on political issues. OF the so
Assemblymen, &C are Democrats, / Republicans
and thr,s Independent; giving the Democrats a
certain majority Of 81, and making their majori.
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