Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-23
SOCIAL aNp PERSONAL,
D. 0. Hills is better and has gone East.
C. II. Cooley, OF this city, has gone Ess,

town.
the far.
! v. A. Walker and ". H caughea. OF Reno are
in the city
Mrs. NJ Byrae, sr., Of Grass Valley, is seriously
!, III OF pEeumonia.
Psymaster J. h, Roach U. S. a, has gone to Fort
MeDermitt to payicff.
State Prison Director J. H. Neff passed through
last evening to Colfax.
B. H. Price, of Caiiente, is visiting his many
friends in Grass Valley.
Mrs. Roberts and Miss Cora Parsons returned last
evening from Monterey
Henry Wohler, Jr., of Grass Valley, is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
William Bee, proprietor Of the Golden Gate Hotel
at Grass Valley, is in town.
C. c. Stevens and wife, of Gold Fill, came down
yesterday to attend the fair.
Ben p Hill. Uri Hill and Frank Miller, of San
Diego, are taking in the fair.
Mrs. ID. Herren, who went to Oregon in 1S45, died
on the 18th in Marion county.
Miss Sadie Mann, OF Auburn, is in town, the guest
OF Mrs. s. A. Holmes, Vallejo
]. G. Jones, of Grass Valley, has gone TO San
Francisco upon mining business.
Mrs. DIR. Won Geldern, OF Sonona, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Shields, of Vallejo.
Matt Clarken, OF Benicia, is in town, and among
those looking after State Fair matters
Edward Gibbs, of Pstaluma, will teach school at
Centeryille, Shasta county, this season.
o. Liverlnore, of San Francisco, passed through
from the mountains to the Bay yesterday.
John Creamy, OF Grass Valley, is in the CITY, and
will go from here to the Bay after the fair.
Miss Mary Finni Of Grass Valley, has returned
home from Santa Cruz and San Francisco.
There will be a competitive examination in Be-
nicia OCTOBER 1st, to choose West Point cadet.
F. T. Shute and Thomas shute and wife, of Sac.
ramento will arrive from the East this morning.
Mrs. Joseph Mer came up from San Francisco
yesterday and Is visiting friends in Sacramento
Robert Pixley and wife came up from the bay
yesterday, and went to Virginia City last evening.
Captain Smith, Paymaster OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad, passed through yesterday from Redding
Mics Herrick has opened kindergarten school,
corner OF Lincoln and Glenn streets, in Santa Rosa
May, daughter of Judge R. NJ. Briggs, was mar
ried TO Dr. Krechbaum on the 4th inst, at Jackson
Arthur Fortson of Santa Rosa, who went to Ari-
zona last spring, has left there for Denver, Colo
RADIO
7. N. Stone has been appointed Principal of the
University at Elko. The term commenced last
Monday
are visiting at Grass Valley, the guests OF W. K
Spencer
Chaplain John R. Lewis has been authorized to de-
lay his departure to join the Pensacola until octo
| Der 18th.
willism Lane Booker, British Consul at San Fran
cisco, was married in that city yesterday to Mrs.
| Bispham.
Mrs F H. Holman ard daughter, of Alameda,
are visiting in the city, the guests OF Mrs. j. II.
Houbold.
Miss Mary Finnie, of Grass Valley, has returned
home fcom several weeks visit to Santa Cruz and
San Francisco.
Railroad Commissioners C. J. Beerstecher and j.
S. Cone and wife left for the East by last evenings
0 e land train.
Miss Annie Glasson, aftera two months visit to
San Francisco and San Jose, returned home Grass
Valley on Saturday.
W. A. selkirk, Of the Mountain Democrat, eau e
down from Placervile, day or two since and is
spending few days in the city.
r. H. Wright Deputy State Treasurer, OF Nevada,
is attending the State fair in this city, and also ].
Eckley, of the Territorial Enterprise
Nj ses K. McGrayan and Minnie Exley, of Red
Bluff, in the city visiting the fair. They go
hence to San Franciseo for visit there.
Governor Perkins went to the Bay yesterday and
| will return to-day He will remain in Sacramento
and participate in the ceremonies upon Mondty.
j. c. Harlow has purchased the Carson Appea',
and VIM. s. Byrne, formerly of the Grass Valley
Uaio1l has been engaged to take editorial charge.
The primaries OF the eighth grade of Nevada City
public schools are taught respectively by Miss S.
| lawson and Miss Eva Perkins, both formerly of
Grass Valley.
Nixon, of this city, is visiting at her fathers this
week. and is accompanied by friends from San Fran
cisco, Stockton and Lathrop.
The schools of Rough and Ready, Nevada county,
are taught by Mr. and Mrs G. Ii. Crowell. The
| grammar grade enrolls thirty pupils, ten of whom
belong to the High School class
The Minuet Club of Santa Rosa gave an enter
tainment at Rdgway Hall, in that place, on Friday
evening which was largely attended. There We're
twelve couples in gorgeous costumes
Mrs G. TAYLOR Miss Amelia Frank Niss NelI;a
Moore, Miss Clara Lewis Dan Coffin, Walter Fnnie,
Frank Taylor, William freeman and JOS. Wiekes, of
Grass Valley, are in the city attending the fair
John Hearseh and Charles Stokes entertained sew
eral of their gentlemen friends at elegant dinner
at the Holbrooke, Grass Valley, last Friday evening
Among the guests were VIII Hearsch, David Mckay,
Charles Harrison and the Tidings reporter.
Mrs. Preston and daughter. Alice, who have been
visiting her brothers, the Sargent brothers OF this
place, have been paying farewell visit to friends
in Oakland the past week. She leaves for her home
in the East this coming week. TLodi Review.
Senator Allison Of Iowa, says that his wife, vho
Attempted to drown herself at Silver Lake. New
York, few days ago, is now much better. Mrs.
Allison has been an invalid for several years. She
passed last winter in Philadelphia under treatment.
The Princess de la Tour dAuvergne has founded
a Benedictine Convent in Jerusalem, and built re-
treat for herself on the slope of the Mount OF OIL
ives. She mas announced her intention OF placing
herself at the head OF crusade against the atheism
Of the day.
a j. DAVIS, who resided IN CnlOnNu 3, NeVada.
some years ago, and enigrated from there to Ari-
zons, writes 60 friend that after three or four
years trial, he is disgusted with Arizo3a and is
ing north. He SAYS that it is ga land OF snakes,
lizards, loaers, thieves snd fve-cent Eastern capi-
talists."
Miss Jennie jackson, second daughter of E. jack
son, OF Virginia City, kev., was married last Sun
day afternoon to Joseph Meyer, OF Salem, Oregon.
brides parents Hon. Richard Rising performing
the civil and Rev. S. N, Z. Strauss the Religious
ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meinicke, formerely we'll
known residents OF Alameda, celebrated the twen-
tieth anniversary of their marriage on Saturday
evening, the 10th instant, at Monterey. The Hotel
Del Monte was enlivened by the novelty OF the
event, and the guests all Joined in to make the
evening a pleasant one.
Daniel D. Hamilton, an old pioneer Of Tehama
county, died at Red Bluff Saturday afternoon at s
o'clock, Of disease OF the heart from which he had
suffered for some years past He leaves two daugh-
ters and two sons TO mourn his loss. He came to
California from Tennessee his native State, in 1S49
or 1850, and has resided in Tehama county about
twenty years.
Dame Rumor has it. and this time think, she is
not lying, that several weddings soon 70 come
off in this beautiful mountain city. prominent
and handsome young merchant, and young gentle
man, also prominent and handsome, and an edu,
Gator CT Grass Valleys bright ard doce YOUTH viii
each, at an early day, take unto himself wife,
[Grass Valley Daily Tidings.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
Admiral Aslanbegcff, OF the Russian Navy; G.
Eiebaum Vice Consul in San Francisco of Russia,
who we're the guests of Albert Gallatin and Cap
tain E. Alexelief Of the Russian war ship Africa.
: and Captain P. A. Poliapsky, commanding the Rus
sian Imperial steamship Plastun, eho were the
guests of Governor Perkins. The visitors return
TO San Francisco to-day.
The Marysyille Appeal says that there are in that
town number of wealthy mel chants N Chinatown
who are married Their wives are kept in the
strietest seclusion, and are permitted TO go
upon the street. Only the abandoned class of Chi.
! nese women are ever seen in public here. The
wives OF the wealthy Cinnamon are kept under lock
L and key The furniture and all the appointment S
of their apartments are luxurious and costly.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed September 21st.
United States to the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany-Juy 2l, 1881; patent; 10. l, Of northwest