Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-01-06
OUR NEW STATE OFFICERS.

oYERNoR-NEwToN BOOTH.
The Chief Executive was born in In
diana December %, 1925, and emigrated
to this State in 1919. He studied law,
but has never practiccd the profession.
In 1861 he engaged in business in this
city, and has ever since been Mt the head
of the most extensive wholesale houses in
Sacramento. Mr.. Booth has served one
term in the State Senate, and was the Re
publican nominee for that position in 1867,
but shared the almost general defeat
which overlook his party that year. As
n politician, he has ever had the conf
dence of the people, who esteem him as a
man of integrity and worth, and through
out his political career he has given his
vote and influence in the interest of the
people. As scholar and profound think
er, Mr. Booth is conceded TO be without n
superior in the State, and his assays rank
among the best literary productions that
the talent of our coast has produced. He
is unmarried.
LIEUT.. COY YERNoR-RoMUALDo PACHECo
was born in Santa Barbara county, Cal
itornia, in the year 1881. lie has been
engaged in business numbor Of yeors,
| and has served four terms in the State
Senate. In 1868 he was elected by the
Republicans TO the Office of State Treas
urer, and at the last election the vote of
the people made him Lieutenant Govern
or of the State. He is married man.
Licutenant-G Governor Pachcco will pre-
side over the deliberations Of the Senate,
and act rs Warden Of the State Prison.
SECRETARY OF sTATE-DRURY MELoNE.
Mr.. Mclone was born in Sclby county,
Kentucky, in 1885, and emigratcd to this
State from Missouri in 1858. lie has
been engaged in the real estate business
for the past seven years. He is mar
| ried man.
STATE SURER-FERDINAND BAEHR,
was born in Hanover, Germany, in the
year 1923; and came to the United States
in 1914, and TO California from New York
in 1852. He has been engaged in the
business of n jeweler is married man.
CONTROLLER OF sTArE-J. j. GREEN.
The successor of Robert Watt is ma
tive of New Jersey, of Irish stock, and is
46 years old and married man. lie is
pioneer Californian was n member of
the Assembly from El Dorado in l8GO-61 !;
Sheriff Of the same county; Commissary
and acting Warden of the State Prison.
He served rs Senator from the counties
Of Contra Costa and Marin during the
last two sessions Of the Legislature, and
as the late vote gave evidence, is very
popular man. Mr.. Green is q mechanic
RECOMMENDATIONS l.. LOVE.
Mr.. Love is barely 81 years of age,
having been born in Buffalo, New York,
on the 17th Of March, 1871. lie came to
California in 1856, and was subsequently,
educated in Yale College. In 1862 he
was admitted to the bar of the highest
Court Of this State, and since that time
has practiced law in San Francisco. He
has for some time been Court Commits
sioner in the Fifteenth District Court.
SURVEYOR GENERAL-RoBT. GARDNER.
Mr.. Gardner is n native Of Fall River,
n &c nd T.. u
He came to California in 1858, and for
many years was engaged in the grain,
milling and lumber business in Yolo
county. Whilo engaged in mercantile
pursuits he at all times took an active
part in the politics Of the State, and has
ever been Republican. At the age of
% he was elected a delegate from this
State to the National Convention which
met at Baltimore on the 9TH Of June, 1864,
and nominated Lincoln for the second
term. For two years he held the office
Of Register of the United States Land Of
flee at Humboldt, and was the incumbent
Of that position at the time he received
liC lOi bpul al at
the hands of the Republican State Con-
vention, last June.
CLERK OF SUP COURT-G. I. TAGGART
was born in Pennsylvania, and is Al
years of age. He emigrated to this State
from Galena, Illinois, in 1850, and served
two terms as County Clerk Of Shasta
county. He is married man.
STATE PRINTER-THoMAs A. SPRINGER.
Our new State Printer is native of
the Hoosier I" State, but emigrated to
this State from Galena, Illinois, % years
ago, crossing the Plains in company with
Grant |. Taggart, present Clerk of the
Supreme Court. He has boon a practi-
cal printer for 2S years, and published a
number Of papers in this State. For
some years past he has been editor and
proprietor of the Amador Ledger, pub
lishcd at jackson, and has done noble
service for the Republican cause since
the fall of the Douglas Democracy. He
is 81 years old and married. His office
is over II. S. Crocker & Co.'s, on j
street, and is one Of the most perfect in
the State.
sUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INsTRUC-
TION-HENRY n. BOLANDER.
Mr.. Bolander is a native of Gcrma-
ny, but has been resident of the United
States for many years. His profession is
that Of teacher, and he has followed it
with success both in Ohio and this State.