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

WILLIAM W. KELLOGG,
OF Quincy, Plumas county. is a native Of
| Massachusetts, and aged "A He came t.
California from his native Stats in the yeal
| 1888. He Is an attorney at law. He re-
ceived in youth common school education
He has been, respectively, miner, an editor
| and publisher. His political faith il Demo
cratic. He has filed the offices of Justice Of
the Peace, Assessor, County Clerk, Deputy
Sheriff, and Of Assembiyman at the last SEES
sion of the Legislature.
E. KELLY,
| OF Fairfield. is q native uf Illinois, aged 81
married, a lawyer, and in politics Demo
crat. He came from Kansas TO California II
September, 1871, he is self-educaled mar
! He has been merchant. He was teacher
at ths age Of IL years, and continued fel
| seven years, when he took up the study Oh
law.
BENJAMIN KNIGHT, JR.,
! OF Santa Cruz, is native of Manifold,
| Toliand county, Connecticut. is aged 40 and
| is married. He came to California from
Rhode Island IN May, 1863 He was edr'
Gated at the Harvard Medical School, Boston
He has been school teacher, served two
years in the Union army curing the rebsilion
/ and is no9 a pracsieing physician. He has
been school teacher and County Physician
! il Santa Cruz county. He is a Democrat IN
politics.
BENJAMIN Franklin LAEGFoRD.
or Lodi. is a native of Smith county, Ten
nessee. is aged "a and is married. He came
| to California from his native State in June,
| 1850. and YVES one of the passengers on the
historic steamer Columbia. Nj. Langford
II ceiyed common school education. his
| business ia farming and merchandising. be
! is partner in the Grangers Union OF Stock.
ton, and in the Gtarge Store at Lcdi. In
| 1860 he was one Of the pioneer miners on the
| Conasiock, and has always taken deep In
| terest in tins development cf mining intere Is
| in this State He is al owner OF quartz
mills in Ei Dorado and in Amador counties.
he was elected from the Sixteenth District in
| 1879. and served in the Legislature in 1880 81
and in the extra sessioD of that year. In
politics he is Democrat. he is not q church
man. In late years ne has given much sttep.
tior to acquiring land, and now Owls six
ranches in San Joaquin county, lands in
| Fresno and Tulsre counties, and numerous
town lots, sill OF which hs has latored to i'm.
prove.
JEREMIAH LYNCH,
San Francisco, is native of Fall River,
Mass, and is nearly SO years of age. lie i;
unmarried. He came from. Massachusetts tc
California in 1858. He had common an6
private school education, snd has been de
voted much to literary work. He was IL
business il Shasta until 1870. with his father
and then removed to San Francisco and hac
a seat in the San Frsncisco Stock Exchange
He is Democrat. IL 1878 he retired from
business with fair competence and made the
tour of the world. He is now engaged il
trauslating from the I ench one of Lamar
tines works.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY,
OF San Francisco. is a native of New Yorl
CITY. aged A, and widower. He came t.
California from New York in 1852 He hat
q common-schooi education, and served al
apprenticeship at the carpenters trade, anc
has been engaged in various occupations
He is q Democrat, and In religion Catholic
He was a member of the San Fraucisc'
Board of Supervisors in 1869 and in 1871, ant
IF the State Senate In 1873.
DAVID MCCLURE.
OF San Francisco, is native of Clark coun
ty, Illinois, aged SO and married. He cam
to California from Illinois in the year 1856
He engaged at one time in mining. H
served in the Assembly Of 1881, He il Re
publican, and his religious atfiiistion is Pres
byterian. Mr.. Mcclure father was prom
inent Illinois merchant, and a Wing membe
Of the Legislature that first made Lyman
Trumbuil United States Senator. In 1856
David Mcclure went to Washington Terri
tory and Idaho, and worked in the Salmon
river and Powder river mines. He rod
"pony express" in that region also, deliver
ing the Sacramento Union. La 1862 he wen
TO Guaymas, Mexico, and served as
clerk in hotel, and thereafter as pur
chasing agent for the Nreya Pritt
Mining Company. He spent two years il
Mexico. He returned 20 San Francisco il
1864 and went to the Almaden mine as
clerk in the companys store, and subsequent
ly as superintendent of the yard. In 1865 b
returned again to San Francisco, but sool
took place as superintendent of graders oil
the Union Pacific Railroad. A little later h
worked in the mines in Msriposa and Tuol
uune. lie 1867 he went to Naps and begal
the study Ct law, but after less than year o
study went TO the White Pine mines, return
ing in few months TO resums his studies
He was admitted to the bar in 1862 He theI
vert to Chicago, and 10 1871 was graduated
from the law department Of the Universit,
of Chicago, was admitted to the bar of tn
Supreme Court of Illinois. and began prsctic
there. Burned ou5 by the great fire, h
came bsck in 1872 to Napa, ant
began practice, with Robert Croucl
as partner. The partnership continues
until 1875 wire he went TO San Francisco
He is now partner with ex'Judge Samue
Fl. Dwinells. He was prominent as counse
10 the Pinney, the Duncan and the Kallocl
cases, He entered political life in 1878, an,
in the legislative session of 1881 he introduce
in the Assembly the well known MeClur
charter for San Francisco. He WAS Chair
man of the Assembly Judiciary Committee
He was first Grand Dictator in California @
the Knights of Honor, was for three year
Grand Chancellor of the knights of Pythias
and is filing high office in the Grand Lodg
of the Ancient Order Of Workmen.
GEORGE HERvEY PEsRY,
! OF San Francisco, Is a native Of Jackson
Amador county, sged %, and married Il
had common school education. He is noI
practciug attoTpey-at-law. He is Re
publican and il religion an Episcopslian. H
has been Clerk of Assembly Judiciary Com
mittee, session of the Legislature of 1881
Prosecuting Attorney of Police Court, No.
OF San Francisco, and Chief Clerk in tn
District Attorneys Office, San Francisco
Mr., Perry entered business life at the age @
( Is as a clerk, and scted in that vocation unit
ne wss 90 He then read law for two aa
one-haif years. and was admitted to the Bar
PATRICK REDDY,
Of Bodie, Mono county, is native of Woou
socket r. l., aged 40, and married. Fl
!
Is an attorney and counselor-at-lsw. He hs
bsen engaged in mining since in this State
also. He was . member of the late Consti
tutioDal Convention $3.50. He is Dem
ocras in politics. In religion he is Catholic
Mr.. Reddy is widely and favorably known i
this State.
CHARLES DENT REYNOLDS,
OK Calaveras c5unty. ia native Of Orans
cnnvEv Va AGED 63 and married He re
sides near the town of Milton. He is mem
Der CT he Christian Church. He came t
California from Missouri in September, 1S49
He bad common school education. ii
engaged in mining feom 1849 20 the fall 0
1857. He is now q farmer and stock-raiser
He is Demorost.
JOSEPH RoUTIER,
OF Routier's Postoffice. Sacramento county
is aged 81, married, and native of the De
partnent of the Somne, France. He cam
from Psris Co California in 1858 He had