A Memorial and Biographical History of Northern California (1891) (713 pages)

HISTORY OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. 81 January 8, 1852; re-elected September 7, 1853; inaugurated January 7, 1854. Died at Sacramento, November 29,°1871. J. Neely Johnson, elected September 5, 1855; inaugurated January 9, 1856. Died at Salt Lake August 31, 1872. John B. Weller, elected September 2, 1857; inaugurated January 8, 1858. Died at New Orleans, August 17, 1875. Milton 8. Latham, elected September 7, 1859; inaugurated January 9, 1860; resigned January 11,1860. Died at New York, March 4, 1882. John G. Downey (Lieutenant-Governor), inaugurated January 14, 1860. Leland Stanford, elected September 4, 1861; inaugurated January 10, 1862. Frederick F. Low, elected September 2, 1868; inaugurated December 10, 1863. Henry H. Haight, elected September 4, 1867; inaugurated December 5, 1867. Died at San Francisco, September 2, 1878. Newton Booth, elected September 6, 1871; inaugurated December 8, 1871; resigned February 27, 1875. Romualdo Pacheco (Lieutenant-Governor), inaugurated February 27, 1875. William Irwin, elected September 1, 1875; inaugurated December 9, 1875. Died at San Francisco, March 15) 1886. George C. Perkins, elected September 8, 1879; inaugurated January 8, 1880. George Stoneman, elected November 7, 1882; inaugurated January 10, 1883. Washington Bartlett, elected November 2, 1886; inaugu" rated January 8, 1887. Died in office at Oakland, September 12, 1887. R. W. Waterman (Lieutenant-Governor), inaugurated September 13, 1887. UNITED STATES SENATORS. John C. Fremont, elected December 20, 1849; term commenced December 20, 1849. William M. Gwin, elected December 20, 1849; term commenced December 20, 1849. John B. Weller, elected January 30, 1852, to succeed Fremont; term commenced March 4, 1851, The former Legislature had failed to elect, and hence the unfilled vacancy. Weller was afterward Governor. David C. Broderick, elected January 10, 1857, to suc. ceed Weller; term commenced March 4, 1857. He had been Lieutenant-Governor. William M. Gwin, elected January 13, 1857, to succeed himself; term commenced March 4, 1855. Former Leg. islature had failed to elect, and hence the unfilled vacancy. He died at New York September 3, 1885. Henry P. Haun, appvinted by Governor Weller to succeed Broderick, deceased, October 26, 1859. He died at Marysville June 6, 1860. Milton S. Latham, elected to serve out the balance of Broderick’s term, January 11, 1860. He had been Gov. ernor. James A. McDougall, elected April 2, 1861, to succeed Gwin; term commenced March 4, 1861. He had been Attorney-General. John Conness, elected February 10, 1863, to succeed Latham; term commenced March 4, 1863. Cornelius Cole, elected December 16, 1865, to succeed McDougall; term commenced March 4, 1867. Eugene Casserly, elected December 20, 1867, to succeed Conness; term commenced March 4, 1869; resigned November 28, 1878. He had been State Printer. Aaron A. Sargent, elected December 20, 1871, to succeed Cole; term commenced March 4, 1878. He died at San Francisco August 14, 1887. John 8. Hager, elected for short term to fill Casserly’s vacancy, December 23, 1873. Newton Booth, elected December 20, 1878, to succeed the Casserly term; term commenced March 4, 1875. James T. Farley, elected December 19, 1877, to succeed Sargent; term commenced March 4, 1879. He died at Jackson, January 22, 1886. John F. Miller, elected January 12, 1881, to succeed Booth ; term commenced March 4, 1881. He died in office at Washington March 8, 1886. Leland Stanford, elected January 28, 1885, to succeed Farley; term commenced March 4, 1885. George Hearst, appointed by Governor Stoneman, March 23, 1886, to serve on term of Miller, deceased. A. P. Williams, elected August 4, 1886, to serve out Miller’s unexpired term. George Hearst, elected January 19, 1887, to succeed Williams; term commenced March 4, 1887. STATE SENATORS FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. J. P. Abbott, Marin and Contra Costa, 1887. Alonzo W. Adams, Butte, Shasta, etc., 1851. Isaac Allen, Yuba, 1858-’59. Francis Anderson, Sierra, 1863. James Anderson, Placer, 1858-'60. W. L. Anderson, Napa, Lake and Sonoma, 1830-'81. James H. Baker, Placer, 1858-59. F. T. Baldwin, San Joaquin, 1883-'85. S. A. Ballou, Plumas and Butte, 1859-’60. E. M. Banvard, Placer, 1869-'72. Horace Beach, Yuba and Sutter, 1867-70. James Beazell, Alameda, 1875-"78. Samuel B. Bell, Alameda and Santa Clara, 1857-58. David Belden, Nevada, 1865-’68. J. E. Benton, Sacramento, 1863-’66. J. Berry, Klamath, Siskiyou, etc., 1858-59. John Bidwell, Sacramento, 1849-50. J.C. Birdseye, Nevada, 1863. John Boggs, Colusa, etc., 1871-74, 1887. J. W. Bones, Alameda, 1877-78. Newton Booth, Sacramento, 1863. David Boucher, Plumas, 1871-'72. B. T. Bradley, Amador and Calaveras, 1859-’60. E. L. Bradley, Placer, 1883. J. M. Briceland, Trinity, Siskiyou, etc., 1849-52. F. M. Brown, San Joaquin, 1877-78. Wm. H. Brown, El Dorado and Alpine, 1877-’81.

HISTORY OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. 81 January 8, 1852; re-elected September 7, 1853; inaugurated January 7, 1854. Died at Sacramento, November 29,°1871. J. Neely Johnson, elected September 5, 1855; inaugurated January 9, 1856. Died at Salt Lake August 31, 1872. John B. Weller, elected September 2, 1857; inaugurated January 8, 1858. Died at New Orleans, August 17, 1875. Milton 8. Latham, elected September 7, 1859; inaugurated January 9, 1860; resigned January 11,1860. Died at New York, March 4, 1882. John G. Downey (Lieutenant-Governor), inaugurated January 14, 1860. Leland Stanford, elected September 4, 1861; inaugurated January 10, 1862. Frederick F. Low, elected September 2, 1868; inaugurated December 10, 1863. Henry H. Haight, elected September 4, 1867; inaugurated December 5, 1867. Died at San Francisco, September 2, 1878. Newton Booth, elected September 6, 1871; inaugurated December 8, 1871; resigned February 27, 1875. Romualdo Pacheco (Lieutenant-Governor), inaugurated February 27, 1875. William Irwin, elected September 1, 1875; inaugurated December 9, 1875. Died at San Francisco, March 15) 1886. George C. Perkins, elected September 8, 1879; inaugurated January 8, 1880. George Stoneman, elected November 7, 1882; inaugurated January 10, 1883. Washington Bartlett, elected November 2, 1886; inaugu" rated January 8, 1887. Died in office at Oakland, September 12, 1887. R. W. Waterman (Lieutenant-Governor), inaugurated September 13, 1887. UNITED STATES SENATORS. John C. Fremont, elected December 20, 1849; term commenced December 20, 1849. William M. Gwin, elected December 20, 1849; term commenced December 20, 1849. John B. Weller, elected January 30, 1852, to succeed Fremont; term commenced March 4, 1851, The former Legislature had failed to elect, and hence the unfilled vacancy. Weller was afterward Governor. David C. Broderick, elected January 10, 1857, to suc. ceed Weller; term commenced March 4, 1857. He had been Lieutenant-Governor. William M. Gwin, elected January 13, 1857, to succeed himself; term commenced March 4, 1855. Former Leg. islature had failed to elect, and hence the unfilled vacancy. He died at New York September 3, 1885. Henry P. Haun, appvinted by Governor Weller to succeed Broderick, deceased, October 26, 1859. He died at Marysville June 6, 1860. Milton S. Latham, elected to serve out the balance of Broderick’s term, January 11, 1860. He had been Gov. ernor. James A. McDougall, elected April 2, 1861, to succeed Gwin; term commenced March 4, 1861. He had been Attorney-General. John Conness, elected February 10, 1863, to succeed Latham; term commenced March 4, 1863. Cornelius Cole, elected December 16, 1865, to succeed McDougall; term commenced March 4, 1867.

Eugene Casserly, elected December 20, 1867, to succeed Conness; term commenced March 4, 1869; resigned November 28, 1878. He had been State Printer. Aaron A. Sargent, elected December 20, 1871, to succeed Cole; term commenced March 4, 1878. He died at San Francisco August 14, 1887. John 8. Hager, elected for short term to fill Casserly’s vacancy, December 23, 1873. Newton Booth, elected December 20, 1878, to succeed the Casserly term; term commenced March 4, 1875. James T. Farley, elected December 19, 1877, to succeed Sargent; term commenced March 4, 1879. He died at Jackson, January 22, 1886. John F. Miller, elected January 12, 1881, to succeed Booth ; term commenced March 4, 1881. He died in office at Washington March 8, 1886. Leland Stanford, elected January 28, 1885, to succeed Farley; term commenced March 4, 1885. George Hearst, appointed by Governor Stoneman, March 23, 1886, to serve on term of Miller, deceased. A. P. Williams, elected August 4, 1886, to serve out Miller’s unexpired term. George Hearst, elected January 19, 1887, to succeed Williams; term commenced March 4, 1887. STATE SENATORS FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. J. P. Abbott, Marin and Contra Costa, 1887. Alonzo W. Adams, Butte, Shasta, etc., 1851. Isaac Allen, Yuba, 1858-’59. Francis Anderson, Sierra, 1863. James Anderson, Placer, 1858-'60. W. L. Anderson, Napa, Lake and Sonoma, 1830-'81. James H. Baker, Placer, 1858-59. F. T. Baldwin, San Joaquin, 1883-'85. S. A. Ballou, Plumas and Butte, 1859-’60. E. M. Banvard, Placer, 1869-'72. Horace Beach, Yuba and Sutter, 1867-70. James Beazell, Alameda, 1875-"78. Samuel B. Bell, Alameda and Santa Clara, 1857-58. David Belden, Nevada, 1865-’68. J. E. Benton, Sacramento, 1863-’66. J. Berry, Klamath, Siskiyou, etc., 1858-59. John Bidwell, Sacramento, 1849-50. J.C. Birdseye, Nevada, 1863. John Boggs, Colusa, etc., 1871-74, 1887. J. W. Bones, Alameda, 1877-78. Newton Booth, Sacramento, 1863. David Boucher, Plumas, 1871-'72. B. T. Bradley, Amador and Calaveras, 1859-’60. E. L. Bradley, Placer, 1883. J. M. Briceland, Trinity, Siskiyou, etc., 1849-52. F. M. Brown, San Joaquin, 1877-78. Wm. H. Brown, El Dorado and Alpine, 1877-’81.