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Allison C. Bonnell was Portland's second mayor. He served from April [[1852]] until September 1852. | '''Allison C. Bonnell''' was Portland's second mayor. He served from April [[1852]] until September 1852. | ||
Bonnell was born in New Jersey in 1825. He made his way to California during the gold rush of 1849, and came to [[Portland]] in 1850. He worked as bookkeeper for the [[Reed and Abrams]] sawmill. | Bonnell was born in New Jersey in 1825. He made his way to California during the gold rush of 1849, and came to [[Portland]] in 1850. He worked as bookkeeper for the [[Reed and Abrams]] sawmill. | ||
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Bonnel won the election by a 7% margin over his opponent, [[Zachariah C. Norton]]. | Bonnel won the election by a 7% margin over his opponent, [[Zachariah C. Norton]]. | ||
[[Category: Mayor]] | [[Category:Mayor|Bonnell]] | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 3 September 2011
Allison C. Bonnell was Portland's second mayor. He served from April 1852 until September 1852.
Bonnell was born in New Jersey in 1825. He made his way to California during the gold rush of 1849, and came to Portland in 1850. He worked as bookkeeper for the Reed and Abrams sawmill.
Bonnel won the election by a 7% margin over his opponent, Zachariah C. Norton.