Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-01
SENATOR'S.
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OF South Dartmouth, near the city OF New
Bedford, Massachusetts, He is 81 years of
age, and received common school ctluca-
ton IN the public schools of New England
The only public office he ever held was
that of Surveyor for eight years of Tuol-
umne county. For three years last past he
has been United States Deputy Mineral
Surveyor. lie is pioneer, having arrived
in SAN Francisco in 1919 He has been a
resident Of TNolumne county since the fall
Of 1892. He resides al Columbia.
FKANKLI, THOMAS BALDWIN.
OF stockton, is hoid-oycr Democratic Sen
ator He is Il native Of Rockville. Park
county Indiana aged So years, and mar
ricd He came to California from Illinois
III 1851. He neither had good common
school nor university edGcation, but by
hard work and close application to books
during ms moments when oil duty he ed
heated himself learned the legal profes-
sion, and to-day occupies Il front position
at the bar. For sixteen years he was Com
missioner Of the Fifth District Court, and
for four years one of the Directors Of the
State Insane Asylum. He is il thorough
Democrat and always takes an active part
both in local, State and national politics
4. /. CHANDLER
Was elected Joint Senator at the last cleo
ton. on the Republican ticket, for the
counties of Suffer and Y-uba by majority
OF 300. Mr. Chandler was born III July,
1891, in he old Green Mountain State. He
received his education in the common
schuols Of Vermont. In 1852 he came to
California and located in Sujtcr county in
May o! 1hc same year. lie has been en-
gagged in farming ever since, and is now re-
c0gniZei us being one OF the solid men of
the Sacramento Valley. lie has been a
consistent Republican since 1886. Was
elected Ly that party in 1873, 1879 and 1850
to the Assembly. In 1852 was elected Joint
Senator tor Nuba and Suffer. He is man
of family, and has beautiful home at
NiCuldus.
DANIEL {. CREIGHTON
Was elected in November last on the Dem
ocratic ticket to represent the Eleventh
Senatorial DstriCt-a portion of san Fran
ciseo-in the next Legislature. His plu-
rality was $40. He was born in the city Of
San Francisco. and Is u years OF age. He
received Il good ComnOn-School education
in the ptblc schools of his native city
By trade he Is shipsmith For the past
two years he has held the position of
keeper of the Corporation Yard in San
Francesca. He IS a married man.
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coast. lie has for many years been more
or less interested in banking, and at the
present time is one of the Directors OF a
prominent bank at The Capital City. He is
a married man, has Il large family, and is
~ Episcopalian. He has served in the ca
pacily of Director OF the State Agricultural
Society with much credit, and had charge
of Agricultural Park for four years lie is
most prominent citizen, universally re-
Spected by the people of his district and Is
an able, honest and conscientious .cEis-
lator.
CHARLES WESLEY Cross,
nr,no.r,tfc holI-,vcr Senator from the
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