Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-12


will find place in this column, If sent in. The Tu
does not, OF course, apply to such public even
within the city as should pr periy be first al
nouneed in the business colunns.l
+. S. Carey has returned from Butte county.
c. ". Clark and wife have returned to the city
Miss LIZZIE Richards. of Elk Grove, is visiting i
this city.
Jesse Muse, of Nicolaus, is visiting his brothe
in this city.
Charles Croker is in the city. and will remali
three or four days.
Nettio Gilman was on Saturday granted diyore'
from Chas II. Gilman.
D. J. oullahan and Marshal Ben Coleburg, o
Stockton, are in the city
Wa. Houghton and wife have returned from
their drive ana visit to the mountains.
Mrs. James G. Fair and son passed through last
evening from the Bay to Virginia City,
NJ d. Boruck came up last evening from the Bay
and is stopping at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
N. Greene Curtis and wife have returned from the
Bay Mr. Curtis has recovered from his late Illness
ia F. Nokes, of this city, married on the
sth inst to Mrs. Harriet y. Parnel, also OF this
city
w. f. Norris. of this city. has returned from
Bartletts Springs, where he has been for the past
five weeks.
Senator W Glascock and family have been in the
city for the past day or two, stopping at the Golden
Eagle Hotel
Hon. L. D. Freer, of oroville, has received dis
patches from the East that his father is very i'll and
not expected to recover.
Mrs. c. L. StIlson of Chico, returned to her home
Wednesday after absence Of five or six weeks at
San Jose and Santa Cruz.
Supervisor Torrey, OF San Francisco, passed
through yesterday en- route to the Meoloud nyer,
upon a fishing excursion.
L. A Epson, of Sacramento. and G. C. Gaylord
and wife, OF Nevada City, LETT on Saturday Tor
fortnights visit at Santa Cruz.
E. B. Reddng and D. J. Staples, of San Fran
CISCO returned home on Saturday from their fishing
trip on the upper American river.
J. A. Knsman and wife, OF Davisville, have gone
East to Boston and other points. They 20 on ac
count of the health OF Mr.. Kinsman.
j. Mem Shafter, President of the State Agrcult
ural Society, come up from the Bay to-day and
will remain until the State fair opens
DIR. G. NJ Dixon, Of this city, has Returned from
Oregon, hale and happy, and left again las; evening
for Wyoming Territory, to be absent about week.
C. 7. Jones left last evening for Nevada City to
assist in the prosecution Of Scion Rousseau, OF
TrucSee, indicted for robbirg the express between
that city and Serraville sometime since.
Among the arrivals from the East this morning by
overland train will be George W. Hancock, II. II.
Johnston, of Sacramento; C. B. Dayton and wife,
w. 5. Dayton G. c. Earl aud II. c. Taft, OF Oak
land.
W. A. selkirk, of the Mountain Democrat OF
Pacervie one OF the 90 old vets in the newspaper
business. was in town yesterday, ANXIOUS TO impart
his knowledge Of whist and "soo TO any one, bar
ring neither age, rex nor color.
J. r. Wilkinson, resident engineer Of the Central
Pacific Railroad ? Sacramento, has returned from
= visit to f1sca1 S!-lags, about eight miles from
Red Bluff He IS very enthusiastic over the merits
of the water, especially Of the Tarras Spring,
which he thinks stirpasses any mineral water in
the world.
An Admission Day party aud ball was given at
Branstetters hall, Roseville, on Friday even
Ing which had the largest attendance of any similar
party ever held in that section. large area and
many towns were represented Over 100 couples
were present aud Joined IN the grand march. Music
was furnished by Melville Cayton's full band a
fine supper was set, and the management was most |
successful in all its details.
S. Solon Holl, of this city, left for Bakorsield |
Kern county, yesterday, where he will assist the
part of the people at the examination of Dr. Ciesse
upon the charge Of biganY, also at the examination
of the p oprietor Of the California, charged with |
libel by Smith, the District Att 1rney OF Kern coun
tv He is also to b. engaged upon the trial of |
BloodwoTth charged with manslaue hter which is to
follow the above cases. He will be gone about a |
week
The social party and ball given at Florin Saturday
evening was great success There was a large |
attendance and everything PASSED off in a manner
most pleasant and acceptable to all present Among
those in ATTENDANCE from Sacramento were noticed
Misses Carrie Williams, Ellie Coyle, Lizzie and
Miss Plat, Miss Lpngton, Miss Farris Miss Lizzie
Richard, VIM. Goyle, ! ale. Clark, Charles Paine |
Fred johnston, Carl Leonard +. C0ons Abe vii |
son, irwin Seymore, ". II. Shepherd, Fred Gitson |
VIII Herndon Frank Bruce and oshers.
The arrivals at Bartlett Springs for the week end
ing September 9th were as follows: F. Miller c. |
lusa Herbert Evans, Lakepor' Dan Haggerty, !
williams; W +. Kirk, Bear Valley j. McDauga |
Oroyille VIM. Davis Mountain House; }. Foley, |
valley; S. A. Clarke Cloyerdae: Peter |
Gallagher, Timbuetoo; VIM Graham, +. Cuddv, G. |
X. Lee. Lower Lake; Robert Hutchinson, Lake |
port Mrs. Z. Priester and son, Dixon George ".
Bond s. 3. Dodge, Centervi-le b. N. Hanson ard |
wife, Sulphur Bank VIM. Mel. Collinsville II. |
Stanley, Lower Lake; II. Gray, Portland, Or; A. !
son, Mrs W. J. wilson, Newcastle r. McCaTvey, |
Miss Belle McGarvey, Miss Moe MeGarvey, Jkiah I; |
VIM V. McGarvey, Salinas.
oneof the principal railroad officials at the depot
in this city accompanied by one # the foremen Of
the railroad shops, went drive down the River
side road on Saturday evening Now the said |
official is also OF the Directors OF the Occidental
Building and Loan Association and he WAS closely
occupied in demonstrating to his travelling COM |
psnion the real facts aud cures in the recent puzzle
to the rate of interest the payments had earned,
he his driving rig over another buggy occupied
by couple Of ladies, which collision broke orc Of
the axes of the atters vehicle and landed the pair
of drivers promscuousy upon the roadside, in a
condition much az if they were engagngi IN Sc 3sOn
OF the 'racquet" The gentlemen who by their abb
had caused the mishap were gal
liant, and exchanging the horses, the ladies drove
into town with the vehicle Of the railroad officials
in fine SIS le while the gentlemen came in on back
street in the broken chaise which meandercd along
on three wheels, and with chip on each shoulder
ready to shoot any man who dared to mention the
subject OF Building and Loan interest puzzles.