The record-union., 1892-11-04
The NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Complete List of Candidates in the
Field.
The Material the People Have to
Choose From In the Vari-
Gus Districts.

Following is a complete corrected list
of candidates for the Legislature in this
State to be voted for on the Sth of Novem-
I Der. The list also includes the names OF
/ the hold-over Senators.
/ SENATORS.
l. Del Norte and Humboldt-F Frank
MCGOWAN (Rep.), Alfred Il. Stimson
| (Peo.).
,. Siskiyou, Trinity, Shasta, Modoc
and Lassen-R. H. Campbell Rep, hold
over.
8. Plumas, Sierra and Nevada-T. L.
Ford Rep, NJ. IL. Mead (Deln.), c. w.
| Kits lPeo.).
4. Tehama and Butte-W. a. Shippee
| rep and II. G. Wilson DEM, Te-
hama County, hold-over.
| >. III Dorado and Piacer-W. 3. Thorpe
! (kep. and Peo.), Noble Martin (Dem.).
/ 8. Nuba, Sutter and Yolo-D. ~.
| Ostroni (Dem.), hold-over.
! Z. Lake and Napa-Y. 3. Hutchinson
! lRep.l, II. c. Geslord lDem.), William
Morris (Peo.l, B. f. Taylor pro-.
$. Mendocino, Colusa and Glenn-J. II.
| Seawell dem, hoid-oVer.
9. Soano-J. b. HOyt lRep.), J. 5. Car
nett (Dem.), J. h. Denton (Pro.), William
II. Fry (PeO.).
10; oonoma-J. W. RagsdaIe Rep.),
( hold-over.
Il. Contra Costa and Marin - James
| Rankin (Rep.), Elliott McAllister lDem.)
i. Slanislaus, Merced, Tuolumne and
! AIariposa-T ID. Harp DEM, hold-over
-. Sacramento - L. q. Hart lRep.,
! VIM. Boyne (Iteor. Dem, Peo.), John p.
/ Gage pro-.
"A. Amador. Calaveras Alpine and
( Mono-E. Z. Noorhies Rep, hoId-over.
Is. San Joaquin-K. S. Johnson lHepl,
/ B. f. Langtord (Dem.l, Silas March Pro /,
y. A. Learned lPeo.).
Ii. Fresno = q. q. Goucher Dem. !,
/ hold-over.
u. San Francisco-Jas. Craven (RepD,
| VIM. j. Dunn (Dem., Cit. Mp, w. j.
| Greer Peo.).
! Is. san Francisco - j. III. Mahoney
| (Rep.l, hoid-over.
-. san Francisco - Joseph Windrow
| (Rep.), I. +. Mitchell (Dem.) J, j. D. Horan
! cit. N.-P.J, +. A. Potter (Peo.).
70. san trancisco-John T. Brodericll
and I. c. Maher (Reps.), hOld-over.
Il. san trancisco-L. Ii. Van Schaicl
! lRep.), W. j. blggy Dem.), f. 7. Leilich
(Peo.), NJ. Greenwood lCit N.-P..
y. san Francisco-Daniel Il. Everett
! (Rep.l, hold-oVer.
25. San Francisco-C. H. Fancherl RepD,
! Charles ). Armes Dem, Cit. N.-P. <,
James X. Phillips Peo.).
"A. san Francisco-George H. Williams
! (Rep.), hold-Uver.
%. san Francisco = John T. Martin
/ Kep), John lay Dem., Git. Mp,
John Q. Gore (Peo.).
20 Alameda-kl S. Denison CRep.0 J..
! hOld-over.
p. Alameda-Guy c. Earl GRep.l, Jos.
! w. Ward (Dem), 5. i. Meads lProa,
Erastus Kelsey lPeo..
y; Ala,neda-WiIliam Simpson Rep.),
hOld-over.
%. San Mateo and Santa Cruz-Henry
f. kron (Rep.l, Bart Bnrle (Dem.J.
80. Santa CIara-W. q. Bailey lRep.),
hold-over.
81. Santa Clara-F. P. Montgomery
Greer Pro-, D. Z. Feeley lPeo.).
81. Inyo and EuIaro &. :. Berry
(Dem.), hold-over.
81. San Benito and Monterey Thomas
Flint, Jr. (kep.), NJ. Lynn (Dem.), G. =.
Elliott (Peo.).
81. San Luis Obispo and Kern-G. S.
Berry, Kern County, (Dem.}, hold-over;
San Luis ObispO no representation.
80. Santa Barbara and Ventura-Ores-
tes Orr (Rep.), w. Il. Shepherd Dem,
w. /. Douglas PRO, Peo.j.
36. Los ,Angeles-R. B. Carpenter
(hep.l, hold-over.
~. Los Angeles-W. S. Moore lRep.),
j. r. Matthews (Dem.), l.. A. Ross pro. /,
II. z. PEBBLES Peo.).
3S. Los Angeles-No representation;
hold-over.
80. san Bernardino and Orange-E. G.
Seymour (Rep.), NJ. Manley (Dem),
Henry w. Head (Peo.).
40; San Diego-H. NJ. Streeter (Rep.),
| hold-over.
ASSEMBLY.
l. Del Norte and Siskiyou-J. f. Nc
Bride (Rep.), Thomas Dufiy (DemD.
?. Humboldt-A. j. Bledsoe lRep.l, f.
w. McCann (Peo.).
3. Humboldt-D. J. johnson (Rep.G r.
5. Tyrrell (Pro.), b. II. Willsie (Peo).
4. Tehama and Trinity. It. Matlocl,
| (Rep.), w. p. Matthews (Dem.).
5. Shasta and Modoc - Aaron Bell
| (Rep.), Leon Leighton (Peo.), T. w. II.
Shanahan (Dem.l.
6. Lassen, Plumas and Sierra-George
Standard (Rep.), f. B. Whiting (Dem.j
Z. Butte-A. IL. Chapman (Rep.), e. b.
Price DEM, Mark keppel (Pro.), John
Keppel (Peo.).
s. Yuba and Sutter-D. P. burst rep,
George Ohleyer (Dem.), p. Engel (Peo.) J.
9. Mendocino - George A. Sturtevant
| (Rep.), 9. W. TindalI (Dem.), Joseph
Sheppard Pro-.
10. Colusa, Glenn and Lake-W. A.
Nann lRep. and Peo.), NJ. O'Hair (Dem.)
j. L. Watkins (Pro.).
IL. Yoio-Thomas Ross (Rep.1. I. W.
Jacobs (Dem.j.
y. Nevada IS. S. Ferguson Dem.) J,
Elan Biggs (Pro.), Il. l. Thomas (Rep.l,
a. Il. Baugh (Peo.).
IL. Placer Thomas B. Everett (Rep.
and Pro-, George w. Hamilton Dem. !,
ID. 5. Allen (Peo.).
II. FL Dorado-R. S. Ran Rep.l. Geo.
W. Shippers (Dem.).
10. Amad0r-E. G. Freeman (Rep.), J.
l.. Sargent (Dem.), r. w. ketchum PRO,
5. III. Phillips (Peo.).
10. Sonoma-F. J. Murphy (Rep1, Z.
p. Drees lDem.), John Johnson pro. and
Peo.).
Il. Sonoma.-M. X. Cady (Rep.), J. G.
Sims Dem.), T. c. DeCoe Pro- !, L. G.
Furber (Peo.).
Is. Napa-Owen Wade (Rep.), Edgar
Ham (Dem.), II. G. WaddelI (Pro.). II.
F. Grigsby (Peo.J.
10. Solano-Charles Burner Rep.), c.
D. McCauley lDem.), Alex. Robbins
Pro.), Albert Dickie (Peo.).
20. Sacramento-W. a. Anderson,
(Rep.), 0. s. Flint (Dem.), II. NJ. Lands
(Pro.), c. W. Daley (Peo.), S. S. Holl
(Cit.).
q. Sacramento-H. C. Chapman Rep.)
W. w. Cuthbert Dem.), II. w. Bingham
pro-, George IL. Jost (Peo.l.
y. Sacramento-E. b. Owen (Rep.),
pro-, l.. NJ. Landsborough (Peo.).
%. Marin-James /. Taylor (RepD.
James Ii. Wilkins (Dem.), Tobias Hook
(Peo.).
a. Contra Costa-Theo. Wagner Rep,
A. +. Emeric (Dem.), VIM. Skater (P no. J,
Il. 0. Baldwin (Peo.).
p. San Joaquin-Victor Heck lRep.),
j. NJ. LaRue (Dem.), a. J. Waterhouse
pro-, G. G. Culver {Peo.).
26. San joaquin. L. Beecher Rep.),
J. L. Hutson (Dem.), J. A. Anderson
pro-, L. \. Pierce tPeo.).
q. Calaveras-Alexander Brown(Rep.),
James Earrier Ind.l. d. j. B. Schrnehel