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James G. McAllister
''Not to be confused with Robert S. MacAlister, Los Angeles City Council member 1934–39''
James G. McAllister (1861?–1933) was a 20th-century rancher and miner who was on the Utah Board of Equalization and later was a member of the Los Angeles, California, City Council from 1928 to 1933.
==Biography==
McAllister was born in Salt Lake City, where he was a carpenter and worked on the pipes for the organ in the Mormon Tabernacle. Then he opened several gold and silver mines before taking up political life as a member of the Utah Board of Equalization from 1911 to 1913. In 1920 he moved to Los Angeles, California, where he engaged in the real-estate business. He lived at 1467 West 49th Street in that city.〔〔(Location of the McAllister home on ''Mapping L.A.'' )〕
He died at the age of 72 in Santa Monica of an "abdominal ailment" on October 10, 1933, leaving his widow, Emily M. McCallister, and a daughter, Mrs. Roy Avery.〔(M'Allister Last Rites Tomorrow," ''Los Angeles Times,'' October 11, 1933, page A-8 )〕 A Christian Science funeral service was held, and the body was taken to Salt Lake City for interment.〔("Many Officials Attend Rites of J.G. M'Allister," ''Los Angeles Times,'' October 13, 1933, page A-1 )〕
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