Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-23
Governor Perkins is in San Francisco.

cations viii in no case receive attention.I
Governor Perkins is in San Francisco.
H. G. Smith, OF Stockton, has gone to Nevada.
R. ]. Merkley and family went to Santa Cruz yes
terday.
}. r. Gibson returned to Heaidsburg Monday
from Texas.
Governor Kinkead OF Nevada has been quite sick,
but is better.
T. D. HeisbeI, OF the State Board of Equalization,
is in the city.
Miss Reese, of Nevada, is guest Of Miss A.
Binkerhof, of Dixon.
Miss Jennie Govan, OF Sacramento, is visiting
Mrs. " Hall, of Dixon
Drs Nelson and Cluness, OF Sacramento were in
Grass Valley Thursday.
Mrs. }. Blurne, v Pstaiurna, has gone to Nevada
with her sister, Mrs Dean
Mrs. r. II. Newton and Mrs. L. Tebbs, Of Yolo,
have gone to Pacific Grove.
Miss May Talbot left yesterday for visit 70 re-
lations in San Francisco.
John wasson, United States Surveyor. General Of
Arizona, is in San Francisco.
A. Ackerman. OF Sacramento, srent Thursday in
Dixon whiting his wiie's family.
Albert Gallatin, accompanied By his daughter and
son, have returned from Monterey.
airs. J. II. Glide and children tiave gone to Oak.
land to spend the summer months.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas OToole and Miss Doherty
left for Allen Springs yesterday.
Mrs. W. A Bisssl daughter Of Mrs, Mesiek is
visiting with the latter il this city.
j. W. Adams, Lieutenant Governor of Nevada, is
at the Palace Hotel, san Francisco.
Chief of Police o. G. Langrnaid of Stockton. came
up Yesterday and will return to-day.
G. W. Knox, OF Dixon, IS spending q few weeks
in San Francisco with his brothers family.
A. L. Frost. Internal Revenue Collector, gees to
San Francisco this morning for day or two.
Mrs. Cyrus Wilson and her daughter Miss Clara,
Of Alameda, are at Etna Springs, Napa county.
Mrs. George ]. Lammon, of virginia City, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. L. b. Hastings, in this city.
Morgan Hill and u C. Logan, of San Francisco,
and z. W. Bunbam, OF Chico, are at the Langham.
Sheriff Cunningham, of San joaquin county,
passed through yesterday from Folsom TO his home.
Fax. Reardon, of the State Engineers force, has
returned from trip connected with that Depart
nent.
Ex-senator H. E. Meouae. OF Dixon, il visiting
his daughter, Mrs Jessie Rice, in San Berna-dino
couny.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Spencer, OF Sacramento,
have gone to Santa Cruz, and viii be absent about
ten days.
Joe Champion, formerly Agent at Truekee. ana
now a resident OF Tucson, a. T., was in Sacra.
mento yesterday.
Miss Emma Irwin daughter Of Ex-Governor Irwin,
came down from Siskiyou yesterday, to resume her
studies at Benicia.
George Geary. Mrs currau, Henry Curran and
Miss Saunders left Woodland Monday Tor three
weeks camping trip.
j. E. Adams, of Haverleys Minstrels has gone
East, having received dispatch announcing the
dangerous illness of his wife.
Miss Annie Hamilton, of Sebastapol, who has been
visiting in Sacramento for several weeks past, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Miss Minnie Miller, of -kland, who has recently
been the guest Of Mrs. J F. Allen in this city, re-
turned to her home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Ashurst and family. of Red
Bluff, departed Thursday mornings train for
Monterey to spend the summer.
J. E. Dixon, formerly proprietor of the Crescent
City Hotel on street, in this city, is running
one of the leading hotels in Tucson.
Misses Ina and Lulu Glllis went yesterday to
Forest Hill, to remain during the vacation OF the
city schools, with the family OF Mr.. Rae.
A party, consisting Of Professor e. S. Cans L. f.
Viekers, J. d and B. NJ. Berry, start by team on
Monday from Red Bluff for visit to Mount Shast ia
Reuben Clark of VII Jams f. Rear5on, J. O.
Goodwin. of Marysville j. w. Perry, of Plymouth
ana D. H. Cantweil, of Hcksyille, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Ora Stevenson and a lady friend and Hiss
Cassie Mopping leave to-day for Benica, where they
will remain q few DAYS and then 90 to Aliens
Springs for the summer.
Mrs E. P. Figg and her son, E. j. Figg, who have
been making an extended trip to Santa Clara, Santa
Cruz, Monterey and other coast counties, returned
to Sacramento yesterday.
The rumor that DIR. Trenor, OF Alameda, had
died in Arizona whittier he went some time ago,
having obtained an appointment Surgeon of the
Poat at Camp Huachuca, is untrue.
Sol Davis, OF San Francisco, arrived in the city
last night, for a few days visit in Sacramento.
Wanted to go where 1t was warm, to enjoy good
sweat Says he has not perspired since he was here
the last time.
Major D T. Wells and Lieutenant W II. McMinn.
with thirty-eight men OF Company Fl, Eighth United
States Infantry passed through from the Bay where
they have been stationed for Fort Bidwell in Modoc
county, which will be their quarters for the present
James W. Gee, soI-inlaw of Joseph Kline of
Dixon, died suddenly at the Pacific Water Cure,
Sacramento. His remains were taken home for in
terment, aud the fureral took place at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning from the North Methodist
Church.
Miss Mamie Dray of Sacramento is visitir with
Miss Ida Myers at Rocklin. On Wednesday even
ing the young people of Rockn extended to her
social party, which is spoken of the event of the
at that place. Miss Drsy will return to the
city on Tuesday next
Mrs. HenrylLovelock who died at Big Meadows
lately was one OF the pioneer women OF Humboldt
county, having removed with her husband to Echo
Canyon in 1868, from Butte county. She was the
first woman in Trinity District west of the Hum
boldt river, to which place the family removed from
Echo in 1864.
The following arrivals in Yosemite reported
to the REc0RD-UNIoS since former list General and
Mr.. Warre, Mr.. and Mrs. Tinhine, Miss Tinhine, I.
Creswich, F. Burton, w. S. Slater, J. C. Wilson, G..
" Gorto,l, Nellie French, Mrs. F. B. Cook England
Count Noyos, Baron Gudsnns, Count Szechenyi,
Europe Mrs. W. W. Wadd'e and child Mrs Robe,t
Forsyth, San Francisco; W. W. Franklin, Colum.
bus, o.; Wm Adams and wife, N. G.. Adams, VIM.
Adams Jr.. New York; W. B. Dickerman and
wife, Brooklyn, N. Y; F. n. Warrington, Chicago
, L. W. Armstrong, Oakland.