The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-10-07

Radicals in Roman, Democrats 10 I,alic,
and Independent in small capitals.
SENATOR'S
Aurador and Alpine-Jdmes T. Farley
Asameda--EDwARp TnnFKISs.*
Butte, Plumas ard Lassen--GEoRGg c.
PERKINS. David Boucher.
Calaveras- Wiiliam ". C.cin, Jr., Bar
low Dyer.
Cousa and Tehama-.Iohn Bogos.
Contra Costa and Mariu-nasid Goodale.
Del Narte, Humboldt and klanatL-J. j.
De Haven
Ell Dorado--Henry Larkia.* II. j. Nc
Kusic
Fresno. Telare and Kern Thos. Fo,cler :
Lake, Napa aud Mendncno-W. ". Pen
deqast.
Los Angeles-B. d. WILSON,
Mariposa, MERGED and Stanislaus-T j.
Keys
Monterey and Santa Crnz-Taos. Beck.
Nesada-.M n. O'Coanor.* Charles Kent.
Placer-E. H. Baar1rd.* jacob Neff.
Sacramento-4. Conate Jr.,* James A.
Duffy.
San Bernardino and San Diego-James
Nc Coy.
San Francisco Robert Betqc.* 7hos N
Wand.* George Oultnn, ". 7. Garra,t.
San Francisco and San Mateo-S. j. Fin
nev.
San Joaqun--Geo. S. Evans.
Santa Barbara and Sac Luis Obispo-Va-
eancy.
Santa Clara--Ch McCiay*
Shasta and Trinity-John Wc.Hurray.
Sierra-H. X. Turner'S
Siskiyou- I'm. h1cin.*
Solano and Ynlo Nm. Ninis.*
Sonnma-B +. Taitle
Suffer and Yuha- Samuel c. Hutchinqs.*
Tuolumne and Mono-Stephen Wings NJ.
G. Address
Yuha--L. T. Crane.
*IInld-over Senators including B. F. futile
elected to fill vacancy occasiened by the death
of DR.. Burnett.
The Senate stands 90 Democrats, l6 Re-
puhlicans. 3 Independents and | vacancy.
OF the Independents Tompkins and Perkins
will probably act with the Republicans and
Wilson with the Democrats. Which will
may be increased to 4 or reduced to by the
result of the election in the Santa Barbara
end San Luis Obispo district.
AssENBLYNEN.
Alpine and Amador-Cyrus Coleman, j.
A. EAGAN.
Alameda-E. II. Pardee, f. t. Crane.
Butte--J. N. Turner. W. N. DeIIaven.
Calaveras-C. l.. F. Brown, J. L. Gibson,
L. IT, Schrock.
Cousa-Loomis Ward.
Contra Costa-Jnseph W. Galloway.
Del Norte and Klamath r. Rector.
Kern and Tulare-J Bnrc1haher
Ell Dorado-Samuel H. Center, VIM. Bark
lage, Robert Chalmers. 4. ]. Dayley.
Fresno--J. n. Walker.
IIumboldt-Joseph Russ.
Lske and Napa-N. w. Stillwagon.
Plumas and Lassen-B w. Barnes.
los Aneeles-T. d. Mott, Asa Ellis.
Marin-J B. Rice
Mariposa--John WHcor.
Mendocino- Geo. Mathers.
Merced-J. B. Sensa6angh.
Monterey-H. NJ. Hayes.
Nevada-ITenr Everett, Robert Bell, j.
NJ Days, S. Barker.
PIscer-Jacob Welty, o. II. Lee, Henry
Long.
Sacramento-C. G. W. French, E. B. Mott
Jr., P. j. Hopper, DR.. Q. Harvey, VIM.
johnson.
San Barnariino-F NJ Slaughter.
San Diego Geo W. Daniels
.
non, W. T. James. w. A. Aldrich, A. D.
Splivalo, Charles G,odall, David Meeker,
Charles lost. VIM. r. Wheaton. John Seibe,
Samuel Mccullough. II. +. Reed
San Joaquin-R. c. Sargent, F. j. Wood
ward.
Santa Naturalization WATSON.
San Mateo-Curtis Baird.
Santa Clara-J. P. Sargent, T. E. Spen-
Ger. II. c Frank.
Santa Cruz-G. W. Brockus.
Shasta. r. Andreps.
Sierra-D. L. Whitney. B. J. Sanders.
Siskiyou-J k. LnttreH, ". Il. Little.
Solano-M j Wright.
Sonoma-E. c. Henshaw, William Cald-
,ceU, II. B. Mndny.
Sutter-C p Berry.
Trinity-H J. Tinain.
Taolumne. Mono and Inyo-P. B. Bacon,
George A. Whiting. ". e. Connaly.
Yuha-J. Z. Bradley, F. L. Loften, Will
liam Edgar.
Yolo-F. S. Freeman.
Assembly stands SIS Radicals, "A Demo-