Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-03

+! PIONEER REUNIoN.-The Sacramento Asso
citation of California Pioneers held its regular
annual social last evening at Pioneer Hall.
The attendance of the members was good,
and large number of ladies and children OF
the families of the members were present.
The following pleasing programme was given
in good style: Piano solo, by Henry w.
Treichler; vocal solo, Miss Jennie Logan
recitation, battle in Heaven" M. A. Lind
ley; piano solo, Miss Lizzie Hoag; vocal
solo, Miss Matte K Powers; recita-
ton, Zone of the Old Boys" w:
HI. Luther; vocal solo, Dreaming of
Angels" Miss Carrie Wadilove; piano solo,
Miss Eva Evans opera buresque by the
Peake Sisters. the same young ladies par
ticipating as on former occasions. The hall
had been canvased, a good band of music
secured, and at the conclusion of the above
programme those present participated in
dancing. The young men seemed disposed to
allow their seniors preference, but some of
the latter were rather bashful considering
their age, and sought refuge in more familiar
amusement in the hbrary-rooms. Enough of
old and young participated in the dance,
however, to make it very, pleasant. When
it came to dancing the ''Virginia reel" the
floor was filled, and the figures were executed
with a rapidity and delight which showed
that the 49ers had not forgotten the pleas
ures of their boyhood. After this dance, the
entire party, numbering 225, adjourned to
the lecture rooms in the building adjoining,
and partook of splendid repast. Dancing
was then resumed, and continued until late
hour.
SERENADE-The male employees of Vein
stock a. T pb;p of tbo Moobox;a,, Ca l.
the number of fifty or more, headed by the
First Infantry band, proceeded last evening
to Eighteenth and III Streets and serenaded
Mr.. Weinstoek, and then returned to Fourth
street, between NJ and n, to the residence of
Mr. Lubin, and serenaded him. Both gen.
tlemen acknowledged the compliment in ap-
propriate remarks, which were cheered by
the serenading party, and great good feeling
was manifested. The affair was arranged by
the clerks as a surprise to their employers
and was an entire. success After leaving
Mr.. Lubin's the party proceeded to the Sad
die Rock and had supper.
PAID TO THE STATE.-Attorney.G General
Hamilton paid into the State Treasury yes
terday 1852 10, escheated to the State from
the estate of James Mullan, OF Sacramento
county, deceased; Thomas Beck, Secretary
of State, paid in. as fees of office for Decem-
Der, 81, 129 rs; from sales of amendments to
codes, 81 80 sales of ballot-paper SIG As
sales of reports of the geological survey, SIS;
j. G. Estudillo, State Treasurer, interest on
bonds held for the State school fund, S53, $50;
interest on bonds held for the University
fund, 500, $50.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-The follow
ing officers of Camp No. l, Order of eau
casians, were, last evening, by the Deputy
Supreme Chief, John P Dalton, duly in
stalled for the ensuing term: Chief, j. j.
Buckley; Vice Chief, W. B. Mcclellan
Counselor, Fletcher Hamilton: Treasurer,
Henry Deyhle; Secretary, James A. Davis
Warden, w. B. G. Keller Sentinel, w. G.
Allen Guard, Julius Simon
THE FIRST CASE. The first case entered
on the Register of Actions of the Superior
Court of this county for next Monday was that
of the estate of Casper Clark, in which case
the will and petition for probate were fled
yesterday.