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

ticket by a majority of 400, out of about
|, 800 votes. He is Chief Engineer of the
West Berkeley Volunteer Fire Department,
and is one of the political leaders of the
town. His residence is in West Berkeley,
and present occupation trustee of the Hey
wood estate.
LUCIE HEATH
Was born in Erie county. State of New
York in 1919 When mere boy his
parents moved West and located in Michi-
gan, where he was educated and learned
the mercantile business. In 1852 he emil
grated In Oregon. Was the same year ap-
pointed Clerk of the United States District
Court for Polk county. Hon. G.. H.
Williams Supreme Judge. For three sue
CeSSive terms was elected Clerk of Polk
county, holding the office for six years. In
1857 he was elected Secretary of State, hold
ing the office for four years. Was Clerk of
the Supreme Court one year. Afterwards
engaged in mercantile business for several
years, until he came 10 California. Since
then have been following same business.
Was President of the Bank of Santa Cruz
County for three years. Two years ago he
was elected on the Republican ticket TO the
Assembly from Santa Cruz county. He
was reelected nj the last election by ma
iority of Al. Mr. Heath is a married man,
prosperous and happy i'll his home i'll Santa
Cruz, that beautiful city by the sea.
a. HENRY.
OF Chico. Butte county, was elected TO rep |
resent the Eighth Assembly District on the !
Democratic ticket by Il majority of IS This |
was quite complimentary 10 Mr.. Henry. |
owing to the fac; that Bane'S majority in
the district was IS. lie was born in Viz |
ginia in 1856 ana WAS educated in the pub |
lie schools oi the Old Dominion. At the |
age OF Is he acted on Horace Grceleys al !
| vice, Go Vest, Young man, and made u ,
! tour of ;hc Western States and Territories |
| In 1865 he was married in Iowa moved to |
| Kansas in 1850 10 Texas in 1860 and 10 |
| California III 1863. when he settled in Butte ,
county, where he has since resided. lie |
commenced farming on small scale, which |
! he increased annually until 1871. when he |
| had 5000 acres in wheat. Since then he
has reduced his acreage, until now he owns !
and cultivatcS but 1000 acres of choice !
| land. During the war he was known as 4 |
| Union Democrat and has always had lib
eral political views.
DWIGHT HoLLIsTER
The Assemblyman-ele elect from the Twentieth |
Assembly District, Sacramento county, was
| born in Marietta. O., and is go years of age.
| He came to California in 1919, arriving in
! San Francisco September 9th, and erected
| the first log cabin that was built in what
has since been known as LogtOwn. In 1880
| he came to Sacramento county and engaged
in the nursery business on the San Juan
| grant on the opposite side of the American
river from John Taylor's place. 1t can be
said of Mr.. Hollister that he was the pio-
neer orchardiSt of this State having sue
ceeded in raising the first fruit, peaches and
apples, which he sold at fabulous prices.
In those days a single peach or apple was
worth more than box of the same would
bring to-day. In 1858 he returned to his
| home in Ohio, was married and came back
| to California the same year. Shortly after
his return he located on the farm he now
| lives upon, near CORTLAND, and has resided
| there ever since. He has always been a
well-to-do farmer and one of our most re
spected citizens. He served the county in
| the capacity of Supervisor for three years, |
commencing in 1865. He also has served
one term as Assemblyman. He has one of
the most beautiful homes on the Sacra
mento river where he lives happily with
his wife and three children.
WILLIAM b. HUNT
Was born 81 years ago in Boston, Mass,
where he spent his boyhood and was edu-
Gated, For many years he was resident
OF Sacramento, and represented Sacra-
mento county in the Legislatures of 1S63-64
and 1886. lie was Chief Engineer of
the years 1S72-73-74-75. In politics he is
Republican, and on that ticket was elected
at the November election to represent the
Thirty eighth Assembly Distriot-a portion
of San Francisco-by majority of $50.
CHARLES T. JONES
Is 81 years Of age. Was born in st. Louis,
Mo- and came to California and to Sacra
mento city, where he has ever since re-
sided, May 3, 1854. Is married, and has
two children. Was educated in the public
schools of Sacramento city, and is gra-
duate of the Sacramento High School.
Lawyer by profession. Read law with the
firm of Moore & Alexander formerly of
Sacramento city. Was admitted to Su-
preme Court, April term, 1868. Served as
City Attorney CT Sacramento city, by APP
pointment, from January, 1871, to March,
1872. Was elected District Attorney of
Sacramento county at general election.
1873, and reelected in 1873, and served as
District Attorney from March, 1874, to
March, 1878. Is a Republican, and was
elected Assemblvman from the Nineteenth
Assembly District THAT portion Of Sacra-
mento city south of the center of X street.,
November 4, 1884, over e. G. Blessing, the
Democratic candidate, by majority Of 400
votes.
WILLIAM Il. JORDAN,
of Oakland, was born in Cincinnati, O.,
September 3, 1919 was educated in Yale
College and is by profession an attorney-at-
law. He is now serving his second term
on the Board of Education of the city of
Oakland He was Chairman of the Third
District Congressional Convention. which
assembled in Sacramento in 1882. He is
married Republican and elected to the
Assembly from Alameda county by ma
iority of GOO over two opponents.
Z. c. KALBEN,
Assemblvman-clect on the Republican
ticket from the Thirtieth Assembly Dis
trict, portion of San Francisco, received a
plurality of 215 At the previous election
the District had given a Democratic ma
jority of 2l3 He was born in San Fran
cisco and is y years Of age. His education
was obtained in the public schools of his
native city, where he has continuously re-
sided since the date of his birth. BY occu-
patton he is a manufacturing jeweler. He
has never held public position or Office
before. He is unmarried.
:. n. LAUGHLtN,
| \ Republican, was at the November election
elected by a majority of SOB to represent
the SiXtv-ninth Assembly District. He
was born ON the 18th day of March, 1874
at Conneaut, in Ashtabula county, Ohio
He was educated in the academy in his
native town, also in the United States Col
| lege of Business and Finance. He COM
mcnced life as school teacher, and was
an instructor in business colleges in Pough-
| keepsie, New Haven, San Jose and San
Frascisco. At present he is the agent at
Moss Landing for the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company. He also is an extensive
owner of land in different portions OF the
State Mr.. Laughlin never held a political
Office before. He has always been true
blue Republican, and for his square, honest
and upright course in his private life he
| has the esteem and confidence of his con-
stituency. He is married man and the
father of three beautiful children.
T. c. DE LONG
| Was born in Locllport, Niagara county
| New York, October 10, 1913. He received
his education III Lockport Union School
! He came to California IN 1851 resides at
Novato, Cal: is married man; Repub-
lcan in politics, and by occupation a far
mcr. AT the last election he was elected
on the Republican ticket by majority of
| 1913 TO represent the Fifteenth Senatorial
District Marin and Contra Costa counties.
F. NJ. LOWELL
Is the name of the gentleman that the Re-
publicans of the Fourty-fourth Assembly