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Machines, Inventions
Patents
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OAKIANIS. CALIX- ROOM-322- CENTRAL BANK BLE'S. HOMESTEAD
Loan Association
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OFFICERS :
M. M. RHORER President
W. E. SELL. Vice-President
WVM. H. WASTE Attorney
CHAS. K. CLARK Secretary
FRED'K H. CLARK ... A'sst. Secretary
DAN'L MEYER. Treasurer
DIRECTOR'S :
M. M. RHORER
C. R. LORD
W. E. SELL
J. J. MASON GEO. LEONARD
H. W. TAYLOR
E. F. NIEHAUS
J. W. RICHARDS
Office, 503 California Street,
San Francisco
Shattuck Avenue, - - Berkeley
BALANCE SHEET.
ASSETS.
Loans, Ist Mort. (Inst.) ... $185,000 00
Loans (Flat). 12,567 05
Loans on Stock 8.582 50
Loans in Settlement. 6,606 95
Contracts of Sale 3,841 35
( ffice Outfit, Safe, etc 178 25
Members' Ac'ts in arrears 4,318 15
Liens and Ac'ts Recov'ble 305 CO Bills Receivable. 7,372 80
Real Estate for Sale 5,259 52
Real Estate Rented. 2,094 85
Treasurer's Acc't on hand 11,887 58
$248,014 co
LIABILITIES.
Suspense Account. ...... 69 75
Installments in Advance .. 506 00 Incomplete Loans 400 00
Application Fees IS 50
Mortgage Taxes Reserved 1,743 00 Special Deposit Account ... 262 30 Stock Account (Dues Paid) 178,841 00 Stock Account, Earnings to date 62,146 41
Contingent Fund.
4,027 04
$748,0:4 00
Jos. MCCLAIN
HUSTED'S
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BERKELEY AND ALAMEDA COUNTY
DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR 1900
GIVING NAME, OCCUPATION AND RESIDENCE OF ALL ADULT PERSONS, TOGETHER WITH A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ALSO STREET GUIDE OF OAKLAND NEWLY REVISED AND ENLARGED, ALSO NEW STREET GUIDES OF ALA- MEDA AND BERKELEY.
PUBLISHED BY F. M. HUSTED
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS
MACDONOUGH BUILDING, OAKLAND, CAL
FOR SALE BY M. S. SMITH & SONS, STATIONERS 1154-1158 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, CAL.
COPYRIGHT, 1900, F. M. HUSTED
TRIBUNE PUB. CO.
NION
OAKLAND. CAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Alameda County, Resources and Attractions
Pages.
9 Alameda County, list of officials, schools, etc 95 City of Oakland, miscellaneous information 97 Oakland Street Guide. 119 to 149
Oakland Alphabetical list of names. 151 to 483 City of Alameda, miscellaneous information 485 to 490 Alameda Street Guide. 491 to 495 Alameda Alphabetical list of names. 497 to 562
Town of Berkeley, miscellaneous information 563 to 569 Berkeley Street Guide. 570 to 577
Berkeley Alphabetical list of names. 579 to 641
Alameda County Alphabetical list of names 643 to 694 Classified Business Directory of Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and Alameda County 695 to 759 San Francisco Representative Business Houses 761 to 766 Supplemental List of Names too late for insertion in the proper place. Opp. 150 List of abbreviations used. Opp. 151
9701 .
LIST OF ADVERTISERS
PAGE.
Alameda Stables
534
Alameda County Steam Carpet Clean-
ing and Renovating Works .. Side lines Allen B. Mrs. Bottom lines American Steel & Wire Co .. Front cover Beyer Wm. & Co. . Side lines
California Electrical Works
.715
California Wire Cloth Co.
Back cover
Card E. F. Dr.
195
Cohn J. & Co ..
.Top lines
Davie & Williams
Side lines
Dickerson Curry
.227
Dixon, Borgeson & Co
Bottom lines
Dornin Geo D.
Opp page 311
Last Bay Sanatorium
Opp page 327
Emigh Bros.
.Top lines
Fireman's Fund Ins Co.
Front cover
Foss F. W. & Co
Side lines
Fugi Co. The
Front edge
Galindo Hotel.
Bottom lines
Gier-Theo. Gier Co.
. Backbone
Heald's Business College
Backbone
Heeseman C. J.
. Top lines
Heron & Holcomb
Back cover
Homestead Loan Association
.. 3
Hotel Crellin.
Bottom edge
Howden & Proctor.
Bottom lines
Kelly J. R.
Inside back cover
Kennedy W N., M. D
.Top lines
PAGE.
Kirchner & Mante.
Side lines
Kuss P. N. Co.
Bottom lines
Kuss & Storz.
Bottom lines
Laymance Real Estate Co.
.Top lines
Lerri J. J. Mrs. & Co.
Side lines
Lewis
Opp page 326
Martin D. W.
534
Meyers Dr. & Co
.427
Mohns & Kaltenbach
. Opp page 538
Moreal H. P. & Co.
Front cover
Mutual Label & Lithographic Co.
Opp page 486
Oakland Business College
Top lines
Cakland Dental Co.
Bottom lines
Oakland Gas, Light & Heat Co .. Opp 539
Oakland Steam Soda Works
.. 379
Oakland Tribune .... Backbone and page 2
Parrish W. H ... 387 and inside back cover
Private Home for the Sick.
.Top lines
River Express Co.
.. 763
Rutley Byron.
. Top lines
Salomonson C. F.
Front cover
Shane W. Mrs.
.439
Smith J. R. Tailoring Co
Top lines
Smith M. S. & Sons.
. Top lines
Smyth W. H.
Front cover
St. John House.
.. 439
Taylor Henry W. Lumber Co ... Side lines
Tesla Coal Co.
Front cover
PREFACE
EW persons realize the magnitude of the work of publishing a directory. Every place of business and residence must be visited and the names taken. Then the names are arranged alphabetically and compiled, that is duplicates thrown out, corrections made, incomplete information amended, etc. The entire canvass is checked with the last book to ascertain what names have not come in. These names are copied from the old book and sent out for investigation, together with memoranda of all vacant houses reported in the canvass. Upon return of these "send outs" the changes and new information are embodied in the original canvass and the whole is prepared for the printer, making about 6,000 pages of manuscript copy for Oakland City and 10,000 pages for the whole county.
A causal comparison of this directory with an ordinary book will give an idea of the difficulties to be overcome by the printer.
The present volume contains 38,164 names in the Oakland department, 7,827 in Alameda and 7,471 in Berkeley. Eastern directory publishers multiply the number of names by 3 to obtain the entire population, they taking but 33 per cent, but for the Oakland Directory we have been much more thorough, giving names of unmarried ladies, young people above the age of 16, students, etc., who are left out of Eastern books, so that we get about 45 per cent. This would make the population of Oakland 84,808, Alameda 17,393, Berkeley 16,600.
The county, outside of the three cities, has a population of about 25,000 making the total population 143,801.
We desire to acknowledge many courtesies and much valuable information and assistance received from county and city officials and from business men generally.
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Its Resources and Attractions.
Alameda County has an area of 512,000 acres or nearly 800 square miles. It stretches for 40 miles along the famous bay of San Francisco and extends east- ward 50 miles to the line of San Joaquin. It contains within its boundaries all var- ieties of soil and climate and unmeasured resources in every line of material de- velopment.
The County is traversed by two ranges of mountains or rather hills-the Contra Costa and Mt. Diablo-which converge at the south. These ranges form an im- passable barrier to the ocean winds from the west and the icy breezes from the Sierras on the east, making the great Livermore Valley the natural home of the vine and the fruit tree. All the tropi- cal fruits, vegetables and flowers flourish in luxuriance as well as those of the temperate zones.
Nature made it a Garden of Eden in possibilities and the intelligent efforts of a highly cultivated and progressive popu- lation have developed those possibilities until nowhere in the world can there be found a more prosperous or contented people than here.
HISTORICAL.
The first settlement by white men in the County was at Mission, San Jose, in 1797 (June 18th).
The party that founded the Mission came overland from Monterey and seems to have been made up of men of unusual judgment and energy. At least this, the eleventh settlement founded by the Mis- sion Fathers, soon outstripped all the others in influence and prosperity, its herds of cattle and sheep grazing un- checked from the warm springs of the south to San Pablo and Martinez. The cultivation of the soil was here carried
on in a very primitive style, but the ex- ceeding fertility of the soil and perennial returns of grain and vegetables as the reward of moderate labor made poverty or hardship unknown.
But the war came in 1846 and then an- nexation accompanied by the hustling Yankee. He came to Alameda County in large numbers. He always knows a good thing when he sees it. To get to the gold mines of the interior, many crossed Alameda County, and of the many, not a few then or later came to stay and make here their homes sur- rounded by fruits and vines and embow- ered in flowers more luxurious and beau- tiful than grow in the Vale of Cash- mere.
Alameda County was carved from Santa Clara and Contra Costa Counties by an act of the State Legislature, passed in 1853, approved March 2Sth. The act was introduced by Henry C. Smith, who lived at Alvarado, then called New Haven, and under the act New Haven was designated as the County Seat.
The duties now performed by the Board of Supervisore were delegated to a "Court of Sessions" composed of the County Judge and two Justices of the Peace. The first meeting of this body- was held at Alvarado, June 6th, 1853. Its members were Addison M. Crane, County Judge, and I. S. Long and David M. Lacy, Justices of the Peace. Their first business was the division of the County into Oakland, Contra Costa, Clinton, Eden, Washington and Murray Town- ships. This division was changed De- cember 12, 1853, and Contra Costa Town- ship was incorporated into Oakland Township.
On January 5th, 1878, a readjusment was made by the Board of Supervisors and
the Townships were established as now existing, viz., Alameda, Brooklyn, Eden, Murray, Oakland and Washington.
Under the act of March 9th, 1855, ap- proved March 20, 1855, the Board of Supervisors of Alameda County was cre- ated. The first Board consisted of Henry C. Smith of Washington, J. W. Dougherty, Murray; S. D. Taylor, Eden; J. L. Sanford, Clinton; Jas. Millington, Alameda. " Mr. Dougherty was selected chairman.
At the time of the first election held in California, November 13, 1849, there was only one election precinct in what is now Alameda County, viz., San Antonio (now East Oakland. Now there are 128.
At first there were six school districts, corresponding with the Townships. Now 55.
In those early days there were some peculiarities about elections from which the modern politician might derive valu- able hints.
On March 26, 1853, an election was held for member of the Assembly. The candi- dates were Horace W. Carpentier, Robert S. Farrelly and B. R. Holliday. Mr. Car- pentier received, or at least claimed 519 votes, Mr. Farrelly 254 and Mr. Holli- day 192-in all 965. In a subsequent con- test it was ascertained that only 377 votes were cast, and further that when the census was taken ten weeks before the election there were only 130 voters in the district Mr. Carpentier was declared elected. In May, 1853, the first election of County officers took place. It was known as the "Steeple Chase," there
being on an average six candidates for each office.
It may be interesting to note that on August 4, 1851, a license was granted by the Court of Sessions of Contra Costa County for the first ferry between Oak- land and San Francisco. The charges for passage were as follows:
For one person $1 00
For one horse 3 00
For one wagon 3 00
For one two-horse wagon. 5 00
Neat cattle per head. 3 00
Sheep per head. 1 00
Hogs per head.
1 00
Freight 50c per 100 lbs
The first bill audited at this first ses- sion of the Court of Sessions contained the following items:
D. S. Lord, for blank books and sta-
tionery $425 00
A. M. Church, services obtaining books, etc 49 00
Homer & Stevens, lumber for
desk .. 26 00
Ferham & Weaver, work on desk .. 81 00
On December 30th, 1854, an election was held to select a new County seat, result- ing in a removal to San Leandro. In 1855 it was returned to Alvarado and in 1856 again removed to San Leandro, where it remained until 1874, when it was removed to Oakland after a long and hard fight in the Legislature, the courts and popular election.
Following is a complete list of County officials since the organization of the County:
1853-54
1854-55
1855-56
State Senator
Jacob Grewell
Jacob Grewell
Sherman Day
Members Assembly ...
H. C. Smith
W. S. Letcher
J. S. Watkins
T. M. Combs
District Judge.
C. P. Hester
C. P. Hester
C. P. Hester
County Judge.
A. M. Crane
A. M. Crane
A. M. Crane
District Attorney
TV. H. Coombs
J. S. Chipman
G. M. Blake
*County Clerk.
A. M. Church
A. M. Church
H. M. Vesey
*Sheriff
A. H. Broder
A. H. Broder
A. H. Broder
Treasurer
J. S. Marston
Benj. S. Marston
P. E. Edmundson
Assessor
G. W. Goucher
C. C. Breyfogle
C. C. Breyfogle
Coroner
W. H. Chamberlin
L. N. Crocker
D. C. Porter
Surveyor
H. A. Higley
H. A. Higley
H. A. Higley
Public Administr
J. S. Watkins
Edw Barnes
A. D. Eames
Supt of Schools
W. W. Briar
W. W. Briar
A. H. Myers
Supervisors
H. C. Smith
H. Haile
A. C. Austin
Thos Eager
J. W. Dougherty
Geo Fay
I. L. Sanford
F. W. Lucas
J. Millington
S. D. Taylor
S. D. Taylor
H. C. Smith
*The County Clerk was ex-officio Recorder and Auditor until 1869 and there- after the Recorder was ex-officio Auditor until 1873.
The Sheriff was ex-officio Tax Collector until 1861.
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1856-57
1857-58
1858-59
State Senator. District Judge.
S. B. Bell
J. B. Larue
C. P. Hester
County Judge.
A. M. Crane
| S. B. McKee
District Attorney
G. M. Blake
County Clerk.
H. M. Vesey
Sheriff
A. H. Broder
P. E. Edmundson
C. C. Breyfogle
Coroner
D. C. Porter H. A. Higley
Surveyor Public Adm.
J. R. McDonald
A. H. Myers
W. W. Briar
F. K. Shattuck J. R. Mason J. W. Dougherty J. B. Larue
J. Mayhew C. Duerr J. A. Griffin S. M. Davis
1859-60
1860-61
1861-62
State Senator.
R. A. Redman
Member of Assembly
F. K. Shattuck
District Judge.
County Judge.
J. A. Lent
J. A. Lent
District Attorney
W. H. Glascock
W. H. Glascock
County Clerk
J. R. Mason
J. R. Mason
Sheriff
L. M. Davis
P. E. Edmundson
Tax Collector.
P. E. Edmundson
J. W. Carrick
Assessor
J. W. Carrick
M. G. Higgins
Coroner
M G. Higgins
J. Selfridge
Surveyor
J. Selfridge
E. H. Dyer
Public Admr
E. H. Dyer
P. W. Randall
Supt of Schools
Supervisors
H. Gibbons M. Fallon J. Shinn
C. S. Eigenbrodt M. Murray
H. Robinson
1862-63
1863-64
1864-65
State Senator
Assemblymen
Dist Judge.
County Judge
Dist Atty.
County Clerk
Sheriff
Tax Collector
Treasurer
Assessor
Coroner Surveyor
Public Admr
Supt. of Schools
Supervisors
J. W. Carrick Isham Case W. J. Wentworth E. H. Dyer D. C. Keyes J. D. Strong F. K. Shattuck H. Overacker J. W. Martin Wm. Meek S. M. Davis
W. W. Crane Jr Asa Walker Thomas Scott S. B. McKee Noble Hamilton Stephen G. Nye A. M. Church Harry N. Morse Socrates Huff Socrates Huff Isham Case E P. Sanford T. O. Hopkins D. Cameron B. N. Seymour F. K. Shattuck H. Overacker John Green Wm. Meek R. S. Farrelly A. Cummings
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Stephen G. Nye Asa Walker Thomas Scott S. B. McKee Noble Hamilton
A M. Church Harry N. Morse Socrates Huff Socrates Huff Isham Case E. P. Sanford T. O. Hopkins D. Cameron B. N. Seymour F. K. Shattuck H. Overacker John Green Wm. Meek R. S. Farrelly Louis Faskings
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W. H. Glascock Wm Van Voorhies H. M. Vesey P. E. Edmundson C. C. Breyfogle D. L. Lacy Jas. Selfridge J. T. Stratton Harry Linden W. W. Briar F. K. Shattuck
Supervisors
J. R. Mason Thos Eager
J. W. Dougherty
Wm. Hayward
J. A. Hobart
S. B. Bell J. G. Hobart
R. A. Redman W. P. Rogers
|Wm Van Voorhies ! H. M. Vesey
Treasurer Assessor
P. E. Edmundson
C. C. Breyfogle
D. L. Lacy W. J. Barnes J. T. Stratton
Supt. of Schools.
A. M. Crane F. K. Shattuck
A. M. Crane J. B. Moore S. B. McKee John A. Lent W. W. Crane A. M. Church J. A. Mayhew J. W. Carrick J. W. Carrick Isham Case W. J. Wentworth
E. H. Dyer J. D. Strong F. K. Shattuck M. Murray Wm. Meek
J. W. Dougherty A. . \. Anderson
J. Lewelling A. W. Swett
Henry Robinson Thomas Scott S. B. McKee Noble Hamilton TV. W. Crane A. M. Church J. A. Mayhew J. W. Carrick
H. Gibbons F. K. Shattuck
Treasurer
C. P. Wray
Members of Assem ..
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LOOKING UP WASHINGTON STREET, OAKLAND
1865-66
1866-67
1867-68
State Senator.
Member of Assembly
District Judge County Judge.
District Attorney County Clerk
Sheriff Tax Collector
Treasurer
Assessor
Coroner Surveyor
Public Admr
Supt. of Schools
Supervisors
H. Overacker John Green J. B. Marlin
J. B. Marlin
J. B. Marlin
R. S. Farrelly
| D. Cameron E. N. Smith
1868-69
1869-70
1870-71
State Senator.
Henry Robinson
Edw Tompkins
Edw Tompkins E. D. Lewelling Daniel Inman
District Judge.
S. B. McKee
County Judge.
Stephen G. Nye
District Attorney
O. H. La Grange
County Clerk
Isaac A. Amerman
Recorder
Sheriff
H. N. Morse
H. N. Morse
H. N. Morse
Tax Collector
R. A. McClure
R. A. McClure
R. A. McClure
Treasurer
R. A. McClure
Assessor
Isham Case
Coroner
W. B. Clement
Surveyor
W. F. Boardman
Public Admr
Charles Whipple
W. P. Gibbons
W. F. B. Lynch
A. C. Henry
M. W. Dixon
Dan Inman
Thomas Scott
J. B. Marlin
D. Cameron
E. N. Smith
T Fasking
George H. Fogg Luis Castro W. P. Gibbons W. F. B. Lynch F. K. Shattuck M. W. Dixon Thomas Scott W. J. Stratton R. S. Farrelly L. Fasking
1871-72
1872-73
1873-74
State Senator
Edw Tompkins
Edw Tompkins
| E. Gibbons
Assemblymen
E. T. Crane
E. T. Crane
I. A. Amerman W. J. Gurnett
District Judge
S. B. McKee
County Judge.
S. G. Nye
S. B. McKee S. G. Nye A. A. Moore
S. B. McKee Stephen G. Nye A. A. Moore
District Attorney
A. A. Moore
County Clerk
J. V. R. Goodrich
Recorder
B. S. Marston
Auditor Sheriff
H. N. Morse
H. N. Morse
Tax: Collector
R. S. Farrelly
R. S. Farrelly R. S. Farrelly Edwin Hunt W. J. Gurnett Chas Duerr C. H. Townsend
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Coroner
Surveyor
Public Admr
Supt of Schools. Supervisors
R. S. Farrelly Edwin Hunt W. J. Gurnett Chas. Duerr C. H. Townsend W. F. B. Lynch F. K. Shattuck H. Overacker J. A. Neal
W. F. B. Lynch E. Bigelow H Overacker
J. A. Neal J. B. Marlin I. Case W. B. Clement
W. B. Clement
Henry Robinson A. M. Church J. W. Dwinelle S. B. McKee Stephen G. Nye O. H. La Grange Isaac A. Amerman
H. N. Morse R. A. McClure
R. A. McClure Isham Case W. B. Clement W. F. Boardman Charles Whipple
A. L. Fuller F. K. Shattuck
J. M. Horner Dan Inman
Member of Assembly
J. W. Dwinelle
E. D. Lewelling Daniel Inman
S. R. McKee Stephen G. Nye S. P. Wright G. E. Smith B. S. Marston
S. B. McKee Stephen G. Nye S. P. Wright G. E. Smith B. S. Marston
R. A. McClure Edwin Hunt
R. A. McClure Edwin Hunt
George H. Fogg Luis Castro
Supt of Schools.
A. L. Fuller
Supervisors
F. K. Shattuck W. Whidden
Wm. Hayward D. Cameron
E. H. Pardee
E. H. Pardee
J. V. R. Goodrich B. S. Marston
Treasurer
Assessor
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,T. V. B. Goodrich B. S. Marston P. R. Borein H. N. Morse C. J. Stevens R. S. Farrelly L. C. Morehouse S. H. Mather Luis Castro W. P. Gibbons W. F. B. Lynch J. A. Neal H. Overacker J. B. Marlin Isham Case P. S. Wilcox W. B. Hardy F K. Shattuck
J. B. Marlin I. Case
Henry Robinson
Thomas Fager John T. Wilson
S. B. McKee Noble Hamilton George M. Blake Isaac A. Amerman H. N. Morse Socrates Huff
Socrates Huff Isham Case Sabin Harris W. F. Boardman Duncan Cameron Charles E. Rich F. K. Shattuck W. Threlfall John Green
R. S. Farrelly A. Cummings
1. Cummings
Henry Robinson Thomas Eager John T. Wilson S. B. McKee Noble Hamilton George M. Blake Isaac A. Amermall H. N. Morse Socrates Huff Socrates Huff Isham Case Sabin Harris WV. F. Boardman Duncan Cameron Charles E. Rich F. K. Shattuck
| A. M. Church
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JEFFERSON PARK, OAKLAND
15
1874-75
1875-76
1876-77
State Senator
Assemblymen
District Judge
County Judge.
District Attorney
County Clerk.
J. V. B. Goodrich
Recorder
B. S. Marston
Thos A. Smith
Auditor
P. R. Borein H. N. Morse C. J. Stevens
Thos. A. Smith H. N. Morse Joseph Becht Joseph Becht
Thos. A. Smith Thos A. Smith H. N. Morse Joseph Becht Chas. E. Palmer
Wm. Helmer Luis Castro C. B. Rutherford W. F. B. Lynch H. Overacker J. B. Marlin W. C. Mason Peter Pumyea O. H. Burnham J. H. Chase
1877-78
1878-79
1879-80
State Senator
Nathan Porter
John W. Bones
M. W. Dixon
Member of Assembly
R. A. McClure John E. Farnum
District Judge.
Saml B. McKee
Stephen G. Nye
S. B. McKee Stephen G. Nye
E. M. Gibson
C. G. Reed
C. G. Reed
Recorder
P. R. Borein C. G. Reed
P. R. Borein C. G. Reed
Sheriff
Jeremiah Tyrrel
Jeremiah Tyrrel
Treasurer and Tax
Collector
Coroner
Surveyor
Public Admr
C. B. Rutherford J. C. Gilson
Supt. of Schools Supervisors
John Green H. Overacker
J. B. Marlin W. C. Mason Peter Pumyea
John F. Smith J. B. Woolsey
James Beazell
M. W. Dixon D. W. Gelwicks
James Beazell W. W. Dixon D. W. Gelwicks
S. B. McKee Stephen G. Nye J. R. Glascock C. G. Reed
Sheriff
Tax Collector
Treasurer
R. S. Farrelly L. C. Morehouse
Coroner
Surveyor
Public Admr
C. B. Rutherford
W. F. B. Lynch
Supervisors
S. H. Mather Luis Castro W. P. Gibbons W. F. B. Lynch James Beazell H. Overacker
J. B. Marlin
Isham Case
Peter Pumyea
W. B. Hardy
O. H. Burnham F. K. Shattuck
E. Gibbons I. A. Amerman W. G. Gurnett
S. B. McKee Stephen G. Nye A. A. Moore
S. B. McKee Stephen G. Nye J. R. Glascock C. G. Reed
Wm. Helmer Luis Castro
H. Overacker J. B. Marlin Isham Case
M. W. Dixon R. A. McClure John E. Farnum
Stephen G. Nye E. H. Pardee W. W. Camron Chas. N. Fox Geo. W. Tyler
County Judge.
Superior Judge.
District Attorney
Henry Vrooman
County Clerk.
Auditor
Chas. E. Palmer W. W. Mckenzie Luis Castro
Chas. E. Palmer W. W. Mckenzie Luis Castro C. B. Rutherford
J. C. Gilson John Green H. Dusterberry
J. B. Marlin W. C. Mason F. F. Myers John F. Smith J. B. Woolsey
A. M. Crane E. M. Gibson Andrew Ryder P. R. Borein Andrew Ryder Jeremiah Tyrrel
Chas. E. Palmer W. T. Hamilton G. L. Nusbaumer S. I. Marston J. C. Gilson John Green H. Dusterberry J. B. .. Marlin W. B. Clement F. F. Myers John F. Smith W. S. McClane
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5. H. Burnham F. K. Shattuck
Assessor
Supt. of Schools.
CITY HALL, OAKLAND
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1880-81
1881-82
1883-84
State Senator
Member of Assembly
W. W. Camron V. Alviso L. B. Edwards
Superior Judge.
A. M. Crane
District Attorney
County Clerk
E. M. Gibson Andrew Ryder
Recorder
P. R. Borein
Auditor
Andrew Ryder
Sheriff
Tax Collector and
Treasurer
Coroner
W. T. Hamilton
Surveyor
G. L. Nusbaumer
Public Admr
C. B. Rutherford
Jno. Green
H. Dusterberry J. B. Marlin
John Green H. Dusterberry J. B. Marlin
W. B. Clement
D. C. Brown J. J. Hanifin
W. S. McClane
G. E. Whitney Henry Vroonian:
W. B. Clement I. H. Brown L. H. Cary
A. M. Crane W. E. Greene Noble Hamilton
S. P. Hall Truman H. Allan F. D. Hinds Truman H. Allan Chas. McCleverty J. A. Webster J. A. Webster W. T. Hamilton G. L. Nusbaumer Louis Gottshall P. M. Fisher Thos. Molloy E. R. Jensen Hiram Bailey Henry Dusterberry Malachi Fallon J. J. Hanifin Jas. J. Keyes
1885-86
1887-88
1889-90
State Senator.
G. E. Whitney Henry Vrooman
H. Vrooman M. W. Dixon
W. E. Dargie
J. F. Black
Hiram Bailey John Ellsworth M. D. Hyde
Jos. Mckeown Wm. Simpson M. D Hyde E. S. Culver M. C. Chapman
Member of Assembly
F. J. Moffitt W. M. Heywood W. H. Jordan Geo. W. Watson
F. M. Cooley W. H. Jordan
C. O. Alexander
Superior Judge
W. E. Greene Noble Hamilton E. M. Gibson
W. E. Greene E. M. Gibson
Sheriff
W. E. Hale
W. E. Hale C. T. Boardman
W. E. Hale Chas. T. Boardman
Auditor
F. D. Hinds
F. D. Hinds
Rod W. Church
Tax Collector
P. R. Borein
Jas. B. Barber
District Attorney
S. P. Hall
Geo. W. Reed
Treasurer Public Admr.
L. Gottshall
Jas. Stanley
Assessor
Thos. Molloy
Coroner
W. T. Hamilton G. L. Nusbaumer
G. L. Nusbaumer
Henry Evers Geo. L. Nusbaumer
Supt. of Schools Supervisors
H. Dusterberry
Hiram Bailey .
D. C Brown
Thos. Molloy Bart Morgan J. J. Hanifin W. S. Pelouze
W. S. Pelouze D. W. Martin
H. Dusterberry
Bart Morgan
E. H. Pardee S. G. Nye
Stephen G. Nye E. H. Pardee
W. W. Camron Valentine Alviso L. B. Edwards
Addison M. Crane W. E. Greene
E. M. Gibson Andrew Ryder P. R. Borein Andrew Ryder
J. Tyrrel
J. Tyrrell C. E. Palmer C. E. Palmer
Chas. E. Palmer Chas. E. Palmer W. T. Hamilton G. L. Nusbaumer C. B. Rutherford A. L. Fuller
Supt. of Schools
Supervisors
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