Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-06
THE LEGISLATURE.
NOTES CONCERNING MEMBERS OF THE
NEW LEGISLATURE.
Candidates and contesss-state cficers
and Their Appointments-The
Inauguration-Notes.

G candidates and Contes.s-state Cheers
and Their Appointments-The
Inauguration-Notes
The members of the Legislature are assem-
bling here rapidly. Mainly they are stop
ping at the hotels. So far as can be ascsr.
tanned, their addresses are given in this col
umn. In our issue Of the LIST instant we gave
biographical sketches of ninety-six of the
members. From that record are compiled
these
STATISTICS
OF thirty-two out of tia ferty Senators, Of
whom we have authentic accounts concern
ing the matters referred to. twenty-line are
married, one is widower, and two are single.
Their nativities are as follows California 4,
Scotia l, Missouri 2, Massachusetts, 2, Hi
nois 2, Connecticut l, Tennessee l. Rhode
Island 1, Virginia 1, France l, Ireland l.
Michigan 2, Canada /, Maine L. Their ages
are A, 81, 81, 81. 20, 81 Sc. 81, IS, 30, 20,
SO, "A. "a, 46 "a, 49, A, SO, %, 40. 63, 81, As,
SO, 80, 81, 80, SO, SO, As, &C. Their occu-
pations are: Lawyers IA, farmers II, editor
l, doctor 1, publisher J author l, carpenter
l, merchant !, miner l.
THE ASSEMBLY.
OF the so Assemblymen we have authentic
accounts of "a. They msy be thus classified !:
Married. 50; single, g.; widowers, 3; ages,
81, 81, AZ, So, %. 43, 81, SO, 45, 81, 46 AZ AZ.
81. 81, % So 81, 40, 26, AZ, "a, SO 2s, 81, &c,
50, 80 60, 80, A. "a, "a, 63, IS. 66, 81, As, SO,
80. 80, 50, A. 81 90, 43, %, 50, 81, %, rs, 81,
Sc, So So %. 40. "a, SO, so, 80, %, 30, Al.
Occupations Mechanics, q; lawyers, 10 /;
capitalists, 2; fremen, doctors, 8; mer-
chants, 9 !; real estate dealers, 1 farmers, IS !;
shorthand writer, / clerks, 4 miners, 3 !;
printers, l.
Nativities-California, z /: Indiana, 1 New
Hampshire. l ; Tennessee, L; West Virgins,
l Missouri, 3; Virginia, 1 /; New York, II |;
Arkansas, l South Carolina, L; Michigan,
| Maine, |; Pennsylvania, l North Care
lima. Aiabsma, 2; Germany, Indiana,
l; Kentucky, 6; Massachusetts,, 4 Mary
land, 2; England, L: Ireland, 2: Illinois, {;
France, L; Ohio, & (; Canada, l /; not stated, 3
Three members were born in the city of
Sacramento, and larger number once lived
here and were engaged in business here
OLD SOLDIERS.
OF the ninety-six of whom we make report
ten served in the Federal army as privates.
Lieutenants, Captains or Adjutant of regi-
ment and Surgeon, and two served as privates
or Lieutenant in the Confederate army. One
OF the members is Mexican yvsr veteran.
1t is understood that the Grand Army of the
Republic and the Boys in Blue will give these
old sDldiers campfire reception" before
the close of the session.
INTERESTING ITEMS.
TIE wealthy men of the Senats are Cox f
| thia Mt1rr,lry af Glara Wolf
skill of San Diego and Langford of San Joa-
quin. The moderately wealthy men of the
! Senate are Spllivan aud Lynch of San Fran.
cisco, Del Vale of Los Angeles, Maddox Of
| Santa Clara. Dudley of Solano, Reynolds of
Calayeras, English Of Contra Costa, Routier
of this county, and Foster of Tehama. The
wealthy members of the Assembly are Her.
shey of Yolo, Coleman of Sar Mateo, Rhiel
of Santa Clara, Clark of CoIuss, La Rue OF
this city, Plover and Murdoch of San Fran.
cisco, HOLSTER of San Luis Obispo and Beard
of Stanislaus. The combined wealth of the
MEMBERSHIPS would probably foot up So
600 600. There are more farmers and me.
chsnics among the members than can be found
in any Of the preceding Legislatures. OF the
! 10 members Of both houses there are but
twenty-nine lawyers.
THE COMPOSITION OF THE BODY.
The Senate is composed of these members,
from districts rs mentioned:
Firss-John Wolfskill, D.
Second-R. +. Dsl Vale, D.
Third-George Steele, r.
Fourth-Patrick Reddy, D.
Fifth. D. Spencer, D.
Sixth-Be jamin Knight, Jr., D.
Seventh-B. D. Murphy, d.
Eiehth-Jeremiah Lynch, d.
Ninth-T. Mccarthy, D.; John Hsrri
Tenth-David Mcclure, R.; George H
Eieventh-Edward Heating, D.; t. K
TWELFTH. T. Dougherty, D.; NJ. j.
Kelly, d.
Thirteenth-F. j. Sullivan. D.; W. Gro.
nan, d.
Fourteenth-HenryV rooman, R.; George
E. Whitney, r.
Fifteenth-W. B. English. D.
Sixteenth-B. f. Lsngfcr6, d.; F. T.
Baldwin, D..
Seventeenth-C. D. Reynolds, D.
Eighteenth. Reuter-, R.; Fred Cox, d.
Nineteenth-J. III. Dudley, R K. E. Ke.-
ley, d.
Twentieth-Dennis Spencer, d.
Twenty. 6rst-Geo. A. johnson. d.
Twenty. second-J. A. Filcher, d.
enty-third-Thomss Fraser, r.
Twenty-fourth-C. w. Gross, D.; II. w.
Wallis, K.
Twenty. ffth-A. L. Chandler, R.
Twenty-sixth-W. w. Kellogg, D.
Twenty-seventh-P. H. Ryan, d.
ghth-Clsy w, Taylor, d,
Twenty .ninth-C. T. Foster, ID.
The following are the Asssmblymen:
Alameaa-L. III. Carey, R.; w. B. Glenn
emf, R.; R. L. II. Brown, r.
Amador-A. Caminetti, D.; Robert Stew
art, d.
Butte-L. G. Granger, D.; T. R. Fleming,
ID.
Contra Costa-G. W. T. Carter, R.
Calsveras-A r. Wheat, d.
Colusa and Tehsma-Reuben Clark. d.
Del Norte-W. A. Hamilton, Ind.
III Dorado-C. F. Irwin. D.
FL Dorado and Alpine-Thos, B, Rowland,
ID.
Fresno-W. d. Grady, D.
Humboldt. Fl. G. Weaver, r.
Inyo and Mono. M. Keller, r,
Los Angeles--A. B. Moffist, D.; II. W.
Head, d.
Lake-H. J. Crumptor, D.
Msriposa and Merced-W. L. Smith, d.
Marin-S. G. B9wers, D.
Observation-Disclosures Yell, D.
Monterey-Thomas T. Fsw, d.
Nspa-f. E. Johnston, d.
NeVaua-J L. I1eWisop, H.; a. Walrath,
r.; j. o. Sweetlsnd, d.
Placer-P. McHale, D.
Plumas and Lsssen-Calvin McClaskey, d.
San Francisco-E. Gausssil, D.; w. J.
Sinor, D.; Thomas f. Barry, D.; James
Callahan, D.; Charles A. Murdoch, r J.
Fl. Culver, R.; B. F. Mckinley, R.; A. G.
Booth, R.; Peter Whalen, d; Thomas
Healy. D.; Bernard Rswle. d.; Sydney
Hall, D.; L. III. Mcdonald, D.; M r. Lev
erson, D.; james j. Flynn, ID P. Plover,
D; Charles a. Hughes, D.; d. III. Bib, D.;
Thomas I'll. Murphy, D Z. J. O'Connor, ID.
Sacramento-F. d. Ryan, R.; II. NJ. La
Rue. D ellis Doty, ID.
San Diego-Edwin Parker. d.
San observation-disclosures Reeves, r.
San Luis Obispo-S. Fl. Hollister, r.
Santa Bal bara and Ventura-C. A, Storke.