*** Source: Who's who in the Pacific Southwest: a compilation of authentic biographical sketches of citizens of Southern California and Arizona. Los Angeles: Times-Mirror Print. & Binding House, 1913, 406 pgs. *** ---page 327--- [SAWYER, Wilbur Cyrus.] Born in Essex Junction, Vt., May 8, 1887; son of Frederick Parker and Francis Axa (Bates) Sawyer. Graduated from high school, Burlington, Vt., 1896; graduated in civil engineering from Univ. of Vt., B. S., cum laudae, 1900. Three years fol- lowing his graduation was employed as instructor to drawing and surveying at Univ. of Vt.; entered the Hydrographic Branch U. S. Geological Survey as engineering aid; promoted to asst. engineer at end of six months and held that position in Geological Survey and U. S. Reclamation Service in Washington, D. C. Pa., W. Va., Md., Ore., and Cal., until 1907; in city engrs. office, Los Angeles, Cal.; in addition to his profession is associated with his father in the manufacture of artificial stone mantels, porches, chimneys, fire proof bungalows, garages, etc. Associate member Amer. Soc. of Civil Engrs.; member of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Nu fraternities. Congregationalist. SAYRE, J. Scott. Safe and vault engineer. Res. 121 S. Cordova st., Alhambra, Cal.; office 394 S. Los Angeles st., Los Angeles, Cal. Born in Richmond, Ind.. Nov. 29, 1877; son of William A. and Martha E. (Stocker) Sayre. Married to Blanche I. Hoover in 1901. Educated in the grammar and high schools of Richmond, Ind. Office boy in Richmond, Ind., 1893-98; with National Cash Register Co. of Dayton, O., from stenographer to chief clerk in advertising department; also graduating from the Salesman's Training School, maintained by this firm, 1898-1901; salesman with A. F. Anderson Co., Los Angeles, bank vault engineers, 1901-12; elected vice-pres. and gen. mgr. of this corporation in 1909. Member Los Angeles Athletic and San Gabriel Valley Country clubs. SCARBOROUGH, James G. Lawyer. Res. 2679 Menlo ave.; office 1225 Washington Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Born near Natchitoches, La., June 23, 1862; son of James W. and Sarah (Rutland) Scarborough. Married to Florence Pendelton in 1887. Attended Waco (now Baylor) Univ., Waco, Tex.; graduated from Howard College, Marion, Ala., A. B.; first honor member of class and winner of military gold medal. Read law in offices of Anderson & Flint, Waco, Tex.; admitted to practice in District Court of Texas, 1884, and in Supreme Court of Texas, 1885. Moved to Los Angeles, Cal., 1885; in offices of Bicknell & White, 1885-86; opened own offices 1886; atty. for several large land companies; atty. for Santa Ana R. R., Santa Ana & Westminster Ry. Co. and Newport Wharf & Lumber Co. at Santa Ana, 1890; local atty. Santa Fe Ry. system, 1890; moved offices to Los Angeles, 1896, and has remained in general practice to date; special counsel of many large corporations and large business interests in city of Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co. and Orange Co., Cal.; still retains office at Santa Ana under firm name of Scarborough & Forgy; practices in Los Angeles under firm name of Scarborough & Bowen, partnership formed in 1900. Capt. Co. F, Third regt., N. G. C., 1888-90; dist. atty. Orange Co., Cal., 1892-93; has served several years on Play Ground Commission, Los Angeles; lecturer on code pleading and practice, Law College, Univ. of So. Cal., 1908 to date. Member all Masonic bodies (now master So. Cal. Lodge No. 278, F. & A. M.), Shrine, Col. Third Regt., uniform rank, K. of P., 1900-04; commander Golden West Commandery Knights Templar, 1910; member Los Angeles Bar Assn.; Jonathan and Los Angeles Country clubs of Los Angeles. Episcopalian. SCHADER, Carl Francis. Banking, real estate, mining. Res. Seaside Terrace, Santa Monica, Cal.; office 1131-2-3 Los Angeles Investment Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Born in Little Rock, Ark., March 23, 1870; son of Joseph Conrad and Sophie (Geyer) Schader. Married to Nellie M. Elliott in 1891. Educated in the Lutheran Parish public school and Little Rock College, Little Rock, Ark., graduating in 1887. Engineering education obtained in the field. Moved to Los Angeles in 1887 and was immediately taken on the Santa Fe R R. corps of Engineers, operating in Los Angeles and So. Cal.; asst. engineer to R. J. Flynn, U. S. govt. service, 1888-89; Santa Monica Bottling Works and wholesale business, 1892-96; engaged in mining as surveyor, field engineer, supt. and genl. mgr., 1896-1901; mining, brokerage and operating mines, under firm name of Schader & Johnson Co., 1901-07; organized Golden State Plant and Floral Co. in 1901 and became its pres. Incorporated Mer. Natl. Bank, Santa Monica; vice-pres. and div. Ocean Park Bank, 1901 to 1911; one of the incorporators Pacific States Finance and Holding Co. (since merged into International Indemnity Co.); organized Pioneer Mines Syndicates *** end ***</plaintext></body></html>