Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-02

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r,, :" IN - the as' CIV Yesterday.
was II, '"r ny S,,
T. l. bllliiS ~, ies raie sss'eie'F NOM IVY
"eeAS s'', ~ ---i,o
W. X strong has gone 70 baftlett springs LOT
coupie OF weeks iec1eatioh
! Mrs. = ID. smith and daughter and MISS Emma
hartweii have gone 10 monterey
| Dr. Schunemen contemplates returning &c
lone to occupy MS residence there.
| Miss Edith Grantham, Of Wheatland, is visiting
| her cousin. Miss Lulu Baxter, at Chico.
Mrs. o. II Jackson, of st Joseph, Mo, is visiting
| her sister, Mrs. f. W. Stevens, in this city.
T. N. Stone, President OF the Board of Regents
| of the Elko University, is on the Comstock.
| 6 ! Martin. OF this city. left for St Louis. Mo-
last evening, and will be gone several weeks.
| 1obn Butler and family. of Folso = have come n
| Tr,1cl,ee and will STAY several weeks or lorner
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rusticatfur trip tomorrow to remain three weeks
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oeuttor :" a.. DiG~n .''iu vic, VI Fl poraoo
congressman berry, VINO mas Deen IN Sacramento
seveIA uasS, mas ieVu'ueu 70 LIS hoihe III oa''er
oOu'''s
stephen Meek, the pioneer nuhter ana trapper,
will have his life published IN DOCK form IN lew
NOUNS
Miss Alice briggs and Mrs Mary Ccnaway leave
to-day FOR Grass Valley to visit friends and see the
encampment.
A band'of gypsies were encamped near Gait last
week and did thriving business in the way of
telling fortunes.
CIV. Wristen, of Gait who has been indisposed
for some time, left for Alameda on Wednesday last
for months recreation
q N FELTON,. Of San Mateo. has been in the
southern part of the State for two weeks past, in
relation to his oil business.
The silvert ono11ed orator Thomas Fitch IL is re-
norted Inv the Minneapolis Tribune intends maxine
that city his permanent home
C,r,ou % Trinity bss coma Foet 70 vis;f hi.
; =. a;d;r in Minnesota and Ohio He synecta
70 he absent about four months.
nv Nn,+;nc % pedyvoo3 r,;iv has ret,rned from
h; ,.aotod c,a,,n;no exnediton 10 the Ia Honda
10 ro3lpr toS aD iont;ne, Ike a new man
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la - SIo,aIand Ohio and vis;tn1 raaontIy in
h;a ~; IL Jaft - Cor Mon,eTav yesterday
'ni' o'''' Wv ~
General John T. Pemoerton' confederate Com
mander at Nlcksourg curing ene siese, died al
feniiyn, Fehn.' On tue lou ui'' 'seu Vs.
Miss Annie Collins, OF Chico, who has been visit.
| ing with Mrs. Crumbaugh and Mrs Phillips at Red
bluh Tor several weeks past mas returned nome.
]. Henry Miller, clerk at the Capital Hotel, who
has been enjoying himself for several weeks at
Bartlett Springs, returned to his duties yesterday.
The Rev DIR. Bonte is giving series Of Sunday
| evening lectures at the Episcopal Church in Red
wood City on the life and character of King David
n II Long. of Wheatland. left for Texas again on
Thursday morning last He will remain there sborl;
three months His wife started for Illinois the same
day
I.,nss " Davis formerly of Go1d Hill but nou
SIM rintendent of the Freeland and Hukill mines
in Colorado is visiting his family and friends at Gold
| Hill.
Senator John Sherman. of Ohio; Senator Harri.
ann Of rndana Judge Strong. OF Philadelpbia. and
Albert Rierstsdt artist of New York. we're at sail
Take Iulv Goth
T,o ,o,,r Tadoos Oft q O of Virginia and the
| .irae Of the K OF p. of that city have combined
far tbe nurpose of lifting up a readiperoom for
tbsir mer,bers.
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~ paj RintY AcaieTnv tbe mast two wears has
o,, ~. the pr;nc;nsIsb ~ tbe Tebana nh
lie school and accented.
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party GonsiS. ., Lous f,nsei, h0oeI. i D;i
and lanes Wait Of Fresno contempate trip Ia
NJ Coidor1 'startino tl,is yyeei,
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MISS Minnie ,, 1t eau rricisGG, VINO i. i's
neeh ths guest OIL oss Liza osiIs, ~ sils Io
se st rev oi,ni IN no,r e9 ii-' i'
SHe l"'e"u7 Ni7''--' l''s q am - 'sp
The arrivals at Yosemite on the Z9th OF July were
J. B. Eldiidge, Hartford, Conn; j. f. X Jones aD6
wife, Portland, Or; Mrs. I. NJ. Jones, Miss Editf
So1es' '" W. '0iieS' Ni'' . - a. Nei' N"a' '''0h
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j. W. Armstrong and wile, J. h. W ailis oil Sac
ran cato, and Mrs. j. Talliaferro, OF Santa CLAIR
county, leave today for camping excursion Il
| Silver Creek, Lake Tahoe, Hope Valley and Silve
| Lake.
| A man named John Christ is engaged in the sal,
Of wood and coal in Redwood City 1t to be hopec
that his methods Fl dealing in these articles arr
| Curist-like than the general reputation
| dealers.
| Arrivals at Tahoe Citv to 18th of July: S. II
sbulz. Truckee Fl. C. Parker, Napa valley; Ros
| = pr,0ne and wife Mrs J. Browne an,
daughter, Oakland; w. B. Tiffany, Verdi; W, E. f
| Deal. Virginia.
Theodore Ruplev left Nevada City Thursday 70
Butte county. where he will examine and repor
unon mine there in the interest OF ca5 itaists at
fer which he goes to Prescott. Arizona. to act A
| foreman of the Silver Prince mine
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Mills viii accompany the party as caterer and Ton
| WAGNER as wagner
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Last Thursday morning a party consisting c
James Doolitte, A Z. Crutn, Guy Soniners, Emme