Santa Barbara County CA Archives History - Books .....Minor Items 1891
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Book Title: A Memorial And Biographical History Of The Counties Of Santa Barbara, Ventura, And San Luis Obispo

MINOR ITEMS.

  The telephone office at this city was opened July 10, 1886, with a list of
thirty-five subscribers, now increased to 149, all within the city limits.

  There are in Santa Barbara County post-offices as follows: Santa Barbara,
Santa Maria, Lompoc, Los Alamos, Guadaloupe, Summerland, Stuart, Sisquoc,
Serena, Santa Maria, Santa Ynez, Nojoqui, Montecito, Los Olivos, Goleta, Carey,
Carpenteria and Ballard's. Of these, the first five are money order offices,
that at Santa Barbara having international exchange.

  The Santa Barbara county officials at present date, September, 1890, are as
follows:

  District Court Commissioner, Charles Fernald; State Senator, E. H. Heacock;
Assemblyman, C. A. Storke; Superior Judge, R. M. Dillard; County Court
Commissioner, S. W. Bouton; Clerk, F. L. Kellogg; Official Court Reporter, C. F.
Reynolds; Recorder, C. A. Stuart; Sheriff, R J. Broughton; Under Sheriff, R. D.
Smith; Auditor, J. T. Johnson; Tax-Collector, M. F. Burke; Treasurer, E. S.
Sheffield; Surveyor, A. S. Cooper; District Attorney, W. B. Cope; Assessor,
Frank Smith; Deputy Assessors, J. L. Barker, Santa Barbara; C. J. Young, Lompoc;
B. M. Smith, Carpenteria; George Smith, Los Alamos; School Superintendent, G. E.
Thurmond; Public Administrator, W. B. Hosmer; Coroner, A. M. Ruiz;
Supervisors-Thomas Hosmer, H. G. Crane, A. M. Boyd, D. T. Truitt, A. W. Cox.


Additional Comments:
Extracted from:

A MEMORIAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY 
OF THE COUNTIES OF
Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and Ventura, California

Illustrated

Containing a History of this Important Section of the Pacific Coast from the
Earliest Period of its Occupancy to the Present Time, together with Glimpses of
its Prospective Future; with Profuse illustrations of its Beautiful Scenery,
Full-Page Steel Portraits of its most Eminent Men, and
Biographical Mention of  many of its Pioneers and also of Prominent Citizens of
to-day,

BY MRS. YDA ADDIS STORKE.

"A people that take no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors -will
never achieve anything worthy to he remembered with pride by remote
descendants."—Macaulay.

THE LEWIS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
1891.

Barlow-Sinclair Printing Co., Chicago.


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