Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-01

the FIRST question to be considered. And, to
be candid, like many others, the deuo.ahz-
ing liz fuences of the late war. the loss OF prop
1 erty, had rendered me wild and reckless.
About that time, that is, soon after the war,
ex Governor Neil s. Brown, OF Tennessee,
offered me position in bis law Office. But,
| knowing the ability Of the bar at Nashville
at that time, I did not accept his proposition;
| With Only common school education. and
| hsvirg lost five years directly after leaving
the law school, il occurred to me that the bill
was too steep to successfully climb. snd con.
| sequently my ambition in that direction
cssssd, and / went to work as common
laborer, and have been thus engaged ever
| since" Mr.. Bowers is Democrat.
JOHN MILLEN BRIoELAND,
OF Shasta. is a native of Edgerton, Brooke
county, w. Va, aged 81, and married. He
| ia DEMOCRAT. he came to California from
Texas. Hei graduate of Jefferson Col.
| leee, Ps. He il a prseticing physieiap. He
| has since in California engaged II mining
| stock organizations st times, but has steadily
| followed his profession. lie wss member
| of the Assembly for 1866. lie has been
physician to the Shasta Couaty Hospital and
| Yice-President of the State Medical Society.
LkwIs HENRY BROWN,
| OF Haywards, Alameda county. is q native
I of that place, aged %. and married. ii re-
| ceived a common school education. he Is
now merchant, AID has b e. for i've years
| Previous 60 that he was Wells, Fargo L Co.
agent engaged aiso in shipping fruit
and an agent for an insurance com
g.py, He is a Republican. In religion he is
| a Consrsgationalist. At p he was Trustee
OF the town of Haywards, and subsequently
wss elected Town Treasurer. He wss Noble
Grand of an Odd Fellows Lodge ct %, and
| Master Of q Masonic Lodge st "a. He served
two years on the Republican County Central
Committee for Alameda. He has had three
terms in the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
and two in the Masonic Grand Lodge. lie
received the nomination for AsEemblyman by
| reclamation.
ANTHONY CAMINETTI,
From near jackson, Ansdor county. is a pa-
tive of jackson, aged %. and married. he
| il an attorney at law. He attended for
tins the University Of California. He is
| Democrat. He 1ss District Attorney of
| Amador county for two tertns-1S77 to 1852
and alternaee elecior f5r the Second Con-
eressional District on the Hancock and
! English ticket in 1880. He is OF italian de-
SCENT. He is brilliant speaker, and
thoroughbred persevering man.
JOHN TYLER CAMPBELL.
OF Santa Rosa, is native of Bowling Green.
| Pike county, Mo, aged 40 and married. He
came to California fir M Missouri, in 1875
He had collegiate advantages, and is prac-
| iic.ng lawyer. He entered the army in the
| late war as private aud was promoted to =
| Captaincy in the ThirtF-second Missouri Iu-
fantry, United States Volunteers, and since
the war has been complimented by being
chosen to Captsincy in the militia. He is
a Democrat in politics In 1865 he was
elected City Attorney of Louisiana City.
Mo-, and in 1871 was elected Prosecuting
Attorney of Kansas City, Mo.
GEORGE WASHINGTON FULLY CARTER,
OF Byron, Contra Costa county, is native Of
Poughkeepsie. n. Y, and of Eoglish parent
age. He is AZ years IF age snd married. he
came to California from St. Louis, Mo, in
1852 He had e common school EDUCATION.
He is farmer, and engages most In steam
threshing. He was the pioneer in the appli-
cation of steam t. threshing in California. he
and Joseph EnIight building at Napa the
first portable steam thresher in the State
This was in 1901 1t was first operated al
! Woodland June 20. 1856. He has made
many improvements. and is to. day probsbly
more extensively engaged in steam threshing
than any man 10 the business. lie is Re
publican. lie has filled no Offices but such
as those of School Trustee, etc. he has no
religious utilization.
LUTHER H. CARY,
Of Oakland. is native of Erie county, New
York, aged so and married. He came from
Wisconsin, to California il February, 1868
He was graduated in medicine in l846 at
Geneva Medical College. New York, and Is
practicirg physician and surgeon. He
served in the Wisconsin Assembly in 1855,
and il the Wisconsin Senate from tbs First
District in The SESSIONS of 1861 and 1862. and
again in the Assembly in 1867. Hs was
originally Wing, and is now a Republican
He served ss Regent of the Normal School
| Board of Wisconsin for two terms; served as
surgeon during the war of the Rebellion three
years; was Collector Of internal Revenue,
Second District Of CALIFORNIA;, in 1870; also of
The Fist District tcorsolidated) in 1871, 1872
TO May, 1873 He enigrated TO tire Terrific
nv of Wisconsin from Buffalo, New York, in
1917. and engaged in the active practice Of
medicine and surgery. Took sn active part
in politics as Whig, and subsequently as a
Republican. He was delegate to the Re
publican National Convention at Baltimore
ia 1864.
JAMES VALENTINE COLEMAN,
OF Menio Park. Marin county, is native Of
New York City, agsd 81. msrr.ed, q Demo
crst, and in religion Catholic. He came to
California from Washington. D. c., Septem-
Der, 1869 He had college education. He
studied law and taught schoolin Washington
for four years, and was admitted to the bar
after an exauiination at the Columbia Law
School He was for three years resident of
Virginia City. He has been member of the
San Francisco Stock Exchange for five years.
Mr. Coleman is nephew of the late w. S.
O'Briep.
WESLEY B. CLEMENT,
OF Alameda, Alameda county, California is
Republican. He is IS years Of age,
q native Of Madison county, New
YORK, and ia married He came to Cali
forpia from Wisconsin in 1850. He had
a common school education. Mining and
trading he has followed. but is nOw en-.
gagged in the real estate business, and is in
terested 10 mining. He served Alameda
county as a Supervisor for six years, and the
town of Alameda az Town Trustee and
Chairman of the Board two years, and has
had long terms as Justice of thu Peace.
During the past year he has been Chairman
of the Alameda Board OF Supervisors.
NATHANIEL d. cooMBs
Is native of Maine He is sged 4S, and is
married He came to California from Maine
in September, 1865. He had q common
school education. He is farmer and stock
raiser. lie is Democrat, and as to religion,
says be does az he wishes to be done by. His
postcffice address is Honcut, Butte county.
H JOHN cRuMProN
Is of Lakeport; is in his ffty-6fth year; is
married. and is Democrat. He is a nstive
OF South Carolina He came TO California
from Alabama ia 1919. He is a prac,iciug
physician he had in youth only common
school advantages He has been both q
preacher and miner. He was a member Of
the last Assembly. He belongs to no church,
but says he believes in God Almighty and
hell. He has filed no Offices excapt as
STATED.
JANIS H. CULVER,
OF San, Francisco, is a native of Orleans
county, n. Y, aged 45, sni married. He
csme to California from New York in 1886.
He had common school education. He is
Republican, and is one of San Franciscos
School Directors la 1867 he engaged in
mining at Chile Guich. Cslaverss county. He
came to Stockton thereafter and worked in a
| stnra md thar mani to San Fran ciscn and