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jimrtex
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« on: October 29, 2011, 02:54:09 PM »

CA CD's circa 1899.  It seems that the bay side of San Francisco was rather densely populated doesn't it?  Smiley


San Francisco had 1/4 of California's population in 1890.  San Francisco would be entitled to 1.72 representatives, and almost 3/4 of the 5th district.  San Mateo only had 10,000.

In 1890 how much electrical power would you have?  It would be a healthy trek over the mountains to get to the Pacific side.   Consider how unpopulated the coastal side of Marin is now.  San Francisco as a large city was able to eventually populate areas that weren't really viable otherwise (see Lancaster/Palmdale)
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