Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-19
T. ]. cIunie returned to the Bay yesterday.


/ T. ]. Clunie returned to the Bay yesterday.
A. F. Hebron went to Fresno county yesterday
Miss Ray Noytzky, of Grass Valley, has gone East
on a visit
Miss Abbie 2. Sawtelle has gone to San Francisco
to remain two months
| Mrs Howard, of Sacramento, went to Redding
| yesterday for weeks visit.
Miss Emma Gee has gone to Blue CANYON to ioin
her sister, Mrs. DR.. W. A. Hughson.
William Coyle went to San Francisco yesterday to
spend few days, BY reason of i'll health.
H. C. Richart, wife and children, Red Bluff, re-
| turned home from Big Meadows Tuesday
John Shepherd, VIII Goddard and Fred Kern
have returned from Santa Cruz and Monterey.
| John !. sabin, General Superintendent of the
| Pacific Bell Telephone Company, is in the city.
Judge Mayhem, OF Red Bluff, returned home from
an extended tour OF recreation Tuesday evening.
F. s Malone, who has been upon a visit to this
his former home, returned to San Francisco yester-
| day.
George and John Winter, of Red Bluff, who have
been spending the summer at Fall river, returned
home Tuesday.
Officer Lee returned from San Francisco yester
day, where he has been witness upon the trial
of VIM. B. Lawler
Miss Annie Corners, of Sacramento, is visiting
the Misses Brady, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs John
| Brady, of Red Bluff
Miss Teresa 0lermott went to the Bay yesterday,
to remain in that vicinity and at Santa Cruz the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mrs D. NJ. Briscoe who has been visiting friends
in Napa City for few weeks, returned to her home
in Oakland Wednesday morning.
Norton Bush leaves this morning for a sketching
tour to Duncans Mills and vicinity of Austin
creek, on the North Coast Railroad.
Miss Lizzie Richards, who has been visiting in
this city the guest of Miss Lille Cross returned
TO her home at Elk Grove Yesterday
Miss zora Viciers, Of Red Bluff, arrived home on
Tuesday, from Stockton. a number of friends met
her at the depot to welcome her return.
Adiutant.Genera Backus departed yesterday for
Crescent City, Del Norte county, to inspect the
company of National Guard located at that place.
NJ H. Tracker, of Philadelphia, has been appoint.
ed Superintendent of the South Pacific Coast Rail.
road, vice F. W. Bromen, who retires October lst
j. Peterson and C. E. rinkham left Red Bluff
Wednt sday on trip for business and pleasure to
Big Meadows, Prattvle, etc, to be absent about two
weeks.
W. H. Holmes, of this city,, has been elected
State Deputy at Large of the Order of Caucasians
and W. P. S.oner as Deputy for Sacramento
county.
Miss Emma Meese, of Oakland, sister of Edwin
Meese, of THIS city, and Henry STINT, Of San Fran
cisco were married at the residence Of her father
in Oakland last evening.
Col Dyson, of Red Bluff, left on Tuesday for
Klotz's where he viii remain a few days and then |
go to the Mountain Home, Burney valley, etc, and
will be absent several weeks.
Mrs Wm Chamberlain and Miss F. Preston, of |
San Francisco who have been visiting the family of
G Conway in Grass Valley, have gone short |
visit to ]. c. Broderick, at Columbia Hill.
The camping party consisting of.E. II. Kraus, Jr, |
c. II. Rppon, W. A. Hill, J. F. HILL, Jr., and E. |
Platt have returned from a three weeks camping |
in the Yosemite valley and at the Big Trees.
Judge Alexander Campbell, formerly of San Fran
cisco and now Of Arizona, and Chief Justice Still.
well, OF that Territory passed through last evening
en- route to bonner lake for a season of fishing.
Misses Nellie williamson Ella Kilgore, Eva Kill |
gore and Martha Criswad, with Orrin KiIcore |
George Criswald and John Hoffeld left Yesterday |
for Santa Cruz, to be absent four or five weeks
Miss Annie Mexican, missionary among the Nor |
in the southern portion of Utah, is visiting in
the city, as the guest OF Mrs. f. 4. Weaver. She |
cisco.
W. G.. Phillips, who has been in Sacramento for |
some days connected with the new Telephone Com |
pany here, returned yesterd to San Francisco, and
H. j. Ladd viii lave charge Of the new office being |
established in Sacramento.
There were yesterday in the city $ R. Pound |
stone. of Ell Dorado county VIM. SIMS OF Winters
P. Mouton and wife, ] b Denman and NJ. C. Den |
man, of Oakland; K. Hirshfied, p ii. McCraw, /
Mrs. J. g. Mitchell and Julius Goldsmith, Of San |
Francisco.
The arrivals since last report to the 10Th Instant
at Hardin Springs we're j. G Ger, 4. w Brooks /
stockton +. X Shattuct, F. Delger and wife, Oak. |
land l.. b. Mastick. J. A. Quinan, p. Meyer, San |
Francisco; Mrs. Williams Sacramento; J. Bodeiied |
wife and child Colusa
The arrivals at Tahoe City to the 18th, and since |
our last report, are j. G. Abrams, New Orleans
W. II. Davenport Eureka; Ms. S. Humphreys, |
Carson; Mrs. L. Newman, Dayton; Judge W. H. |
Stillwell, Hon. Alex. Campbell, Arizona; Charles
Scroh and wife, Chas. Dietle and wife, Louis Wester
field and wife, VIM. Saausland, D. W. Earl, san |
Francisco.
Thursday morning, at o'cloek-in case they did |
not oversleep themselves-the party consisting of |
Robert Brownell, Herman Nafzistr and E Weiss |
Jr., under Mark Shavers careful guidance, started
for the lakes in the lastnamed individuals wagon.
They 90 fully prepared to cope with the rattle
snakes trout and other wild animals that abound in
the regions they propose TO visit.-lNevada Tran
script.
The arrivals at the Yosemite on the 10Th were {:
Lord Zouche and Henry Lefyyell, England Fred |
johnson, San Francisco; A. E. Ayres and wife, |
Adelaide, South Australia: t. Duncan, Liverpool |
W II. Murray and wife. San Francisco F. Hail. |
Boston ; J. Stsad, Nes Zealand c. L. Rogers, Eng |
land ; (. T. Rogers. Queensland; 4. X. CFuttendeD, |
wife and son, Bridgeport, Conn; j. c. Fisher and |
wife Pittsburg; J. Converse and wife, Coulterrillo
Cal; 4 s. Tffern and Mrs Randall, Napier New |
Zealand.
The Cosumnes Fishing EXcursionsts a social club !
given to Watonian sports, and the members of |
which are residents of Cosumnes, on Monday made |
a trip to Johnson's lake, on the Sacramento river
The occasion proved a most enjoyable one, and q |
number ~ fish were taken by the anglers The ex-
cursionists were: Misses Florence Doty, Lizzie |
Richards, VIVA Putney, Lizzie Smith, Sarah DstY,
Julia Putney and Emma Hass, and Messrs James |
Mitchell. William Elder, Dsriel Roden Isaac Ro5en
and T. NJ Elder The next trip of the cub will be
to points on the Mokelumne river.