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A biographical sketch and photo of H. C. Kerr. Mr. Kerr was the Mayor of Coalinga, California. He was also vice president and manager of the department store A. P. May, Incorporated. The store was located at Fifth and F Streets, also in Coalinga.…

A biographical sketch of Judge W. H. Kerr. Mr. Kerr was a Justice of the Peace of the Sixth Township, Coalinga, California. In 1884, he married Annie Stone. They lived at 136 I Street, also in Coalinga.

A biographical sketch and photo of W. J. Kilby. Mr. Kilby was a senior partner at the firm of W. J. Kilby & Son; real estate, oil stocks, and fire insurance. It was located in Coalinga, California. In 1883, he married Helen Murtagh. They lived at 135…

A biographical sketch and photo of H. C. Kinnee. Mr. Kinnee was a member of the Board of Trustees of the City of Fowler, California. He was also a member of the Fowler Lumber Company. The lumbar yard was located at the corner of Eighth and Merced…

A biographical sketch of L. W. Klein. Mr. Klein was a prominent realty operator in Fresno, California; his offices were located at 1154 I Street.

A biographical sketch and photo of Ernest Klette. Mr. Klette was an attorney-at-law. His offices were in the Temple Bar Building, Fresno, California.

A biographical sketch and photo of Harry Kurkjian. Mr. Kurkjian was a property owner and business man in Fresno, California. He was married to Stella Josephian. They lived at 559 O Street, also in Fresno.

A biographical sketch and photo of E. W. Laisne. Dr. Laisne was an oculist. His offices were in the Republican Building, Fresno, California.

A biographical sketch of B. B. Lamkin. Dr. Lamkin was a eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist. His practice was located at 404 Rowell Building, Fresno, California. His earlier general practice was located in the Forsyth Building, also in Fresno. In…

A biographical sketch of W. H. Larew. Mr. Larew was District Attorney of Madera County, Court House, Madera, California. In 1892, he helped organize the movement to divide Fresno County and organize a new county under the name Madera County.