Members
| House of Representatives | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | District | Name | District | |
| Nathan B Appel | First | Norman S. Higgins | First | |
| Thomas J. Bidwell | Second | George M. Holaday | Second | |
| John M. Boggs | Third | Gilbert W. Hopkins | First | |
| Luis G. Bouchet | Second | Henry D. Jackson | First | |
| John C. Capron | First | W. Claude Jones (Speaker) | First | |
| Jesús M. Elias | First | Jackson McCraklin | Third | |
| James Garvin | Third | Daniel H. Stickney | First | |
| James S. Gilas | Third | Edward D. Tuttle | Second | |
| Gregory P. Harte | First | William Walter | Second | |
| Council | |
|---|---|
| Name | District |
| Mark Aldrich | First |
| Coles Bashford (President) | First |
| Henry A. Bigelow | Third |
| Patrick H Dunne | First |
| Robert W. Groom | Third |
| George W. Leihy | Second |
| Francisco S. León | First |
| José M. Redondo | Second |
| King Woolsey | Third |
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