Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-01


oil the Truckee Republican, While publish
ing this paper he undertook the task of
collectlnS the facts connected with the fare
OF tne bonner party, who were imprisoned
IN the wlntry SHOWS of the SierraS, on the
shores OF Bonner Lake. The work, a large
volume, has passed through four editions,
and has received the highest encomiums of
the press and public rs literary produc-
! ton. He has been married twice. first at
Cold Springs. FL Dorado county, to Miss
Jennie NJ. MunSon, on December y. 1871.
y daughter by the first marriage. Undine,
is now attending school at Oakland. His
second marriage took place in Truckec
April :, 1878 when he led to the altar Miss
Nora q. keiSer, Il daughter of Judge Keiser
BY his second wife he has had four chill
dren, three of whom are now living. In
1850 h. sold out the TruCkee Republican.
removed TO Santa Barbara, where he pur-
chased the daily and weekly Press, which
he edited with vigor and ability. He is also
something an inventor, and has some pat
ents that NJ doubt in time will make him
wealthy. Notable among his inventions is
that of train telegraphy, discovery ne has
fully protected by patents, and one which
has set the entire scientific world TO think
ing. II can be said of Mr.. McGlaShan that
he is worker, and never tires Of an object
or subject until he has fully mastered IL
He is sound lawyer, brilliant and fear
less debater, and one who Will carefully
guard every interest of his constituents.
He was elected by the Republicans Of the
Fifteenth Assembly District, part of Ne
vada county. to represent them in the COM
ing Legislature by a handsome majority.
NJ. L. c. MUNpAY,
OF Petaluma. Is the son of T. T. Mupday.
who represented Sonoma county in the
oIa'e Assembly IN lso9- - ana lo'I-'-' lie
was porn III Sonona valley, conoma Souh-
W Oaillornia FEBRUARY IL 1902 anu Was
educated IN the pubic schools ot that
county. lie began teaching III 49, at the
age OF 10 years, and was elected flnclpal
OF ihe fetaiuma schooi, where thirteen
teachers were employed, at the age OF II
years STUDIED law OF nights anu was az
United to practice IN lNa2. The same year
was was 9iecteo Clly Attorney nut S;ill rt'aine"
s .i hntb nHsif;o,. sr'VI ISs ar5
since has been farming 200 acres of Land
near Petaluma and prac,icing law. Was
elected in the Twenty-fifth Assembly Dis
trict as Democratic nominee. over II. 4.
Poppe. The district gave Blaine and To-
can a majority of 81; still MIR. Mundav WAS
elected bv majority of 10 He was mar
ried Mt the ace of 20. has a wife and two
WILLIAM BoARpMAN MAY
v,,s bor, IN pitt.fold Rorls,,ir,. co,,,,,.
Massachusetts. August %. 1875 He was
educated III the common school, and in the
higher branches in the University of Michi-
gam also rs physician in the Indiana
State Medical College, and q partial course
in law in the Hastings Law School 60 the
University of California. Has passed an
examination in open Court, and been adj
mitted to practice law in the superior Court
of the city and county of sun Francisco.
Has been elescd to the Assembly of this
State four times by the constituency he now
represents, and in the last two Republican
Legislatures was Chairman of the Commit
tee of Ways and Means. He is married,
and always votes the Republican ticket, in
order to support the best men. His district
was down on the chart as 2i5 Democratic,
but he was elected by 205 majority.
v.c. M'MrRR,y. JR.
Was horn in San Francisco lime ISL and
is but % years of age. He is
a Republican, and was elected to represent
one of the San Francisco Assembly dis
tricts in the next Legislature by a majority
of $50 Mr.. McMurrav is unmarried. By
profession a lawyer, being the Junior mem
Der of the law firm of Smith & McMurrav.
He was educated in the public schools of
San Francisco. and never before held a
political position.
,,,.,, - ,,,,,-,-,
iiaS Always oeeii' ana Is now, S'ahCh
hepuDhcar, ana was elected by tlat party
at Ihe late elec'l0n 10 represent thG oriy-
nun Assembly Dls'llct III t!e IieNt heslSia-
lure ne was pOIli on inc lo'h udy ol OC-
topcri 1912 III AlIeshenE county, felllisy!-
w
ana Jefferson college IN washington
county OF his native state by profession
ne IS laWyer' WIN once al foZ mont
Soihely S'Tee', gan iailciSco' ne nei ,r, 'he
once Oh pistIict AtlorncN OF thc ihlf
teenth Judlclal DlstrlCt Oh the otate OF
Iowa Ior four years, ana was Assistant Dis-
g., Erann;n,H f,,,. ono town; 10 las 80
and five interesting children. During the
war he served in Light Battery III. Third
PENNSYLVANIA Artillery.
,,o,,,., ,,r,,.,,,- ,,.r,ox
Vas born III feaoody' Mass Is 81 years
OF age ana uhmarHed. lie came To CAN
lorna III 1907: lie mas Il gooa common
schooI eduGatloh. Al an cary age he was
apPrehuced 10 d printer: mas served III
every position, from lhe 0eEli 10 the edltor'
ana Is GoIslueEeo one OF INC Des' IN me
N'+'. ~ IN ''-' 49, ''ND - 49,
proficiency IL can be sal9 OF nm that he
mas 0eeh engaged IN various capacities IN
the ?'ale iIIii'IiiS oiiiCe uh9er several al
~ H. ~ ,.,o.,jo5 -,
a Sacramento boy; ana although elected by
the Democrats OF the Fortv-sixth Assem-
bly District, portion OF San Francisco it
is expected he will stand shoulder to Shout
der with the Sacramento delegation ON
every issue when her interests are at stake.
Mr.. Mcdonald served in the last session isa
genial gentleman. close
observer. a good debater, and one who never
is found absent when any measure affecting
the interest of his constituency is before the
House. He is one of the two Democrats
in the Assembly from San Francisco.
THOMAS p ,,opp,s
o.o '
VI oakland, democrat was elecIed ~ the
November e!eClIoh 10 represent the MY
second Assembly district III me coming
LEGISLATURE Inc lIS'Ilet gave blalhe ana
,icicotod LiS PCnf,bIicon o,,Ecncnt b,, o,,a
,,oto IIo vas horn IN RpItiI,,ora No.
Io,'J ;s - ,,oars IF ace and caI,'n r. ~;
farn;o ,.ia f,or,n ;Torn IN 1g52 Uo 1vos Cd,
t nc ,,iiia sl.liooiS e ~ "'e So
- - ,ilO hooi l, oiir' IL
Gira1 So,..I ilarllsb;,s =, rI,a
,S fHr +lo ,,ost ~ 40 ~ ai, ~
~ of MI, Co,,,+ of 'ino
sda county II nSsrr;ed ,"nn and ha.