Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Onlana isst friday.
". W. Morrow, Of San Francisco, is a Republican
candidate for Governor.
E. B. Mstt came up from the Bay and went East
over the mountains 10 Nevada.
Hon. Robert Watt, of Marin, is spoken of as a
Democratic candit ate for Governor.
Ex-senator W. J. Tinnin of Trinity, is a Demo-
cratic candidate for Secretary OF State.
DR.. A. Trafton has removed FOR the practice of
his profession 10 Dixon, Solano county.
Professor Max Muller has been elected Curator OF
the Bedein Library without opposition.
Ex-Speaker NJ Ii. Estee. Of Napa. viii stand for
the Republican nomination Tor Governor.
Hon. Z. H. Larue, OF Sacramento, is mentioned
az Democratic candidate for State Controller.
J.w. Armstrong, Of Sacramento, is understood
to be Democratic candidate for the Supreme bench
Charles n MaYetts and wife OF Soledsd, Cal, viii
arrive from the East by overland train this morning
Hon W. NJ Eyarts has just murfied off his ssv.
enth daughter. There are eleven OF them alto
gcther.
Charles Travers, former sscramentan, arrived
in this city yesterday from his home in Mendocino
county.
James Mem. sbafteI, of Marin, is understood to be
Republican candidate fdr the Gubernatorial nom-
ination.
Secretary of State D. NJ Burns, Of Yolo, it is
understood, will be Republican candidate for re-
election.
The bstroihal Of Max Baumgart, of Albany, Or,
to Miss Sophia Siiverman, OF Portland, Or is an
nounced.
John u FulweiIer, of Placer will be Republican
candidate for the Second District Congressional
nomination.
H. T. Dorrence of San joaquin, is candidate for
the Republican nomination for Congress in the Sec
ond District.
j. R. Sharpstein of San Francisco, VIII be DEM
oeratic candidate for reelection as Justice Of the
Supreme Court.
Ex-Congressman Horace Davis, of San Francisco,
is q pronounced candidate for the Republican NOM
nation for Governor
A. s. Taber, Presiden. Of the San Francisco Cham
Der OF Commerce, is being urged by Republican
friends for Governor.
J. g. Glascock, of Alameda, will again present his
name for the Democratic Congressional nomination
in the Second District.
State Senator VIM. Johnston, OF Sacramento is
mentioned in many quarters as an eligible Republi-
can candidate for Governor
Irving n. Scott, of San Francisco, is developing
strength in many sections of the State Repub-
ioan candidate for Governor.
Thomas Beck, of Santa Cruz, WILL it is said, offer
his name to the Democratic Convention for renon-
nation as Secretary Of State.
Ex-Controer W. B. c.. Brown, of Sacramento, is q
prom0unced candidate, with strong backing, for the
Democratic nomination for Governor.
Superior Judge S. C. benson, of Sacramento, will
be presented by his friends for nomination on the
Republican ticket for the Supreme bench.
VIM n. Clarl, of Grand Rapids, Mich, John Rae
of Pittsburg, Pa D. ]. Cele Of New York, James
Hamilton of Idaho are stopping in the city.
1t is asserted by the friends of Congressman Page
that Superintendent Dodge viii be removed from
the Mint at San Francisco about January 1st.
Ex-Governor William Irwin, of Sskiyou, has writ
ten letters declaring that he viii not be candidate
before the Democratic convention for Governor.
George Hearst, OF San Francisco is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Governor, and Will
have the support Of his party in San Francisco and
Alameda.
George E. Clingnlan, =. R. Boyle, E. Dawson, J,
and T. MeMulien, of San Francisco, in the city
yesterday.
Leading Republicans in Alameda declare that the
Alameda delegation in the Republican Convention
will be Tor Henry Edgerton of Sacramento, for Con-
eress from the Second District.
Hon. p D. Wigginton, ex-Congressman from the
Fourth District, has removed TO Oakland and is
already spoken Of as candidate for Congress in the
Second District on the Democratic ticket.
1t is said by knowing ones that Mr.. Esteo has
ranged with the manipulating powers in San Fran
cisco, and will have the support in his Gubernato
rial candidacy OF what IS known as " the machine ;"
in tha5 city.
There is secret Anti-monopoly League, compri5
ing Republicans and Democrats, in Sacramento
county the object OF which is to secure the nomina
tiop of General Stoneman for Governor on the DEM
ocratic ticket.
At the annual meeting Of the State homeopathic
Medical Society, held in San Francisco Wednesday
DR. Dart, of Sacramento, was elected member and
DR.. PYburn, of Sacramento, related surgical cases
of recent occurrence
Judae Ditble. of Nevada CITY, and Superinteudent
0'Bren, OF the Smartsyille mines, who were in the
city Yesterday went to Gold Run last evening, and
will return to Sacramento next Monday, preliminary
to the opening OF the trial OF the hydraulic mining
cage, to be commenced Tuesday.
o4 IL
wedding reception of r. A. Mccormack and bride
lae Miss Nellie Watson) 1t took place at the res
idencs of the brides mother Tuesday evening, and
was brilliant affair. There present large
The cornet band serenaded the company during the
evening.
Among those in town Charles Waldey, Mrs.
J. T Carroll Folsom; Mrs. Washington, Woodland;
Mrs NJ NJ jackson, W. y. Jackson, Auburn, J. S
DinwiddIe, Santa Rosa; j. II. Brewer, A. H. Will
son. L. 4. Brown, Oakland G. S. Kelly, Petaluma
Miss Bales, Courtland Mrs. A A. Nordyke, Mrs.
Sherfev, Willows VIM. Wiltse, John Blan, Placer
Vile; f. II. Shepler, Lake House; George Hume,
H Kelly, Elk Grove; NJ. S. Smith, John Shryock,
Vallejo; r. Loud, Salinas NJ, ]. johnson, Benicia
Colonel John A. Bridgland of Indiana, and ex-
Consul ut Havre, France, will arrive from the East
by overland this merning, and will remain for some
time in this city as the guest OF Nh. and Mrs. J. t.
Carev being an uncle of the latter Mr.. Bridglands
name has been frequently mentioned OF late in con-
nec.ion with the effort to eject removal Of the
restrictions uDon importation Of American pork into
France He was the author, while Consul, of the
proposition to stop the importation OF Fiench wines
into the United States until the above restrictions
should be removed.
The Eureka Social Club held its ninth anniversary
ball last evening at Turner Hail. 1t strictly
invitation party. There was q large attendance,
and the affair proved in every way most enjoyable
Supper was served by Mrs. G. II. Francis, and was
entirely salts actory. Il not full dress party,
but ali the peasuTable for that very reason.
The management under committees OF the club,
which were prompt and efficient. Emil Steinnlan
was Floor Director, S. Gersop, S. Gns5erg and B.
Cohen, Floor Committee, ard s. S. Feldhem, Sig.
Rosenthal and o. Ross composed the Reception
Committee.
Charles NJ. Prodger, Assistant Cashier of D. o.
Mills Bank and Miss Carrie " WadswoTth, recently
one OF the teachers of the city public schools,
married on Wednesday evening at the residence of
the brides parents at 81 street. Only the imme-
diate friends Of the parties present. The cere
mory v as performed by Rev. |. E Dwinell. Among
the floral offerings was colossal floral FAM presented
by the members CT the Fan Brigade The children Of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum. also remembered the
kindly at,ention OF Mr.. Prodger in their behalf in
years gone by, by sending several floral pieces for
the wedding occasion. In return, the newly mar
ried pair sent to the Asylum for them an extensive
cake. The presents received by bride and groom
were numerous and costly Following the marriage
ceremonies and congratulations Of friends, Mr.. and
Mrs Prodger invited the friends present to their
future residence, on j street, between Second and
Third, where reception was extended.