Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
must be taken to write proper names plainly, and
10 give localities clearly. Anonymous commune
cations will in no case receive attention.]


10 give localities clearly Anonymous commun
cations will in no case receive attention.
r Frank t. Baldwin has returned IRON Illinois t
Stockton
Mrs. James Lansing and children have gone
Monterey.
D. W. Earl and William Savage, of San Francisco
) are in the city.
Mrs ]. S. Souther, of Vallejo, is visiting frnds il
San Francisco.
Senator VIM. Johnston, OF Richland, was in tn
city yesterday.
Mrs. J. Q. Brown. son and daughter were at SAINT
Cruz yesterday.
Frank Mclaughlin has gone to Santa Cruz for
four weeks stay.
Eli Dennison and l. Frink, of Oakland, were il
the city Yesterday.
Miss E. SHELTON, of Sacramento, Is visiting DR.
Dunn's family in Napa.
Justice left Monday evening for visit to friend.
and relatives at Aurora, ILL.,
j. ID. Huffman and wife, OF Woodbridge, have left
for trip to the southern coast.
Senator Hill, of the Salinas Iaden, is candidate
for Congress to succeed Pacheco.
G. L. Kingsley and wife arrived home at Rec
Bluff from Bartlett Springs Friday.
H. J. Kilgarif has gone to Los Angeles, where he
will repose for the next few weeks.
Judge T. r. Reardon passed through from the
bay to his home at 0roville yesterday.
Mrs. w. S. Mcsck, Miss Mamie Mesick and Mrs.
W. A. Bisse have gone to Lake Tahoe.
Jas G. Chesley who has been visiting in the city,
has returned to his present home at Carson Nevada
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dodsworth, of Los Angeles for
merly of Sacramento visit to San Francisco.
j. X Meyers and wife, of French Camp, have
gone on two or three weeks trip ID the mountains.
| Captain Moss and wife, Mrs. Freeman and Mrs.
Aliard, of Stockton, left yesterday for Lanes
| Springs.
| Miss Sallie McKm returned to Chico, from visit
| to Sacramento and San Francisco on Saturday
| evening.
! Mrs H. II. Bernsrd and Miss Bernard have re.
turned from Allen Springs, where they have been
several weeks.
Mrs. John Longabaugh and her two daughters
went to Santa Cruz yesterday, and will remain a
month or more.
have gone to spend the remaining weeks OF summer
at Monterey Bay.
Miss Julia Hart of San Francisco, and her cousin
Miss Florence Hart, of San Francisco, are visit
TO relatives in Sacramento
Misses Jennie and Matte Powers left yesterday
morning for six weeks visit at San Francisco and
Eureka, Humboldt county
Mrs. N H. Foster, Mrs. W. H. H. Coleough and
Mrs. j. E. Rhodes have gone to Bear Valley, in the
/ Sierras TO remain 4 month,
Edwin Meise goes to the Bay to-day to be present
at the wedding of sister, which is 10 take place at
| OahlaIQ lO-HlOIIOh evening.
| Senator W. H. Brown again stopping III Sacra-
mento. He was quite unwell yesterday and confined
| to his bed at the Golden Eagle.
Governor Newell and wife, of Washington Terri
tory, have gone to Alaska for the summer tour.
That's the way to beat the heat
Mr.. and Mrs. S, NJ Wilson, who have been guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Miner, Of BeHicia for week past,
have returned home to San Francisco.
C. @. Warren of Chico, P. Fl. Dodge, of Wood
land a Mcintosh of BOca and Frank WEIGH. of
Biggs' Station, were yesterday in town.
D. D. Cool formerly connected with the Norris
grant, has returned from his sojourn at the Sand
witch Islands, and will resume his residence here.
L. Samuel, publisher of The Vest Shore OF Port
land Oregon, has been visiting in Sacramento for
the past few days, and will leave for home to-day
The wala Walla Journal charges that mothers
that way literally sell their daughters to marriage
able men, That journalist had better insure his life
at once.
Mrs R. H. Pratt and daughter arrived here yes
terday from several weeks soourn in Sierra alley
Her health has been very much improved by the
mountain air.
County Treasurer P. c. Scott, of Tehama county,
left Saturday for San Francisco, where he will re-
cuperate few days when he will leave for a short
tour to the coast counties.
party consisting of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Ford,
Misses Annie and Kate Wilson, Nettie James, Billy
Ferguson, Harry Reed, Frank Radcliffe and Eugene
Garfield went on excursion Tuesday to Mud
Creek canyon from Chico.
Arrivals at T-hoe City to the 18th Chas Kauf
man and family, c. B. Caldwell, San Francisco; P.
Dunlap DR.. II. B. Damn, Sacramento Hon. A. B.
Dihble Con Taylor, Grass Valley; DR.. NJ. Pritchard,
Sierra Valley; Miss X. C. Benham, Reno.
From Stockton, Samuel Hewlett and family and
D. S. Rosenbaum have gone summering to Santa
Cruz and w. L. Dudley and S. D. Waterman have
returned from that seaside resort TO Stockton.
Charles Fnkbohner, Louis Gerlach, George Mar
shall, Joseph Kalck, joseph Breidenbach and Fritz
Mollenhauer have left Stockton for Yosemite.
E. c. Atkinson has returned to the city after six
weeks peasurable and successful camping and
hunting venture in Austin, Sonoma county. In
addition to OF wins in shooting deer himself,
he also reports that Judge benson, who is camping
at the same place, brought in five pointer buck
two or three days since, q prize which is seldom
taken IN hand by hunters.
The following arrivals at Allen Springs for the
week ending August 14th: R. A. Williams and
wife, Miss Laura Williams, Miss Alice Mari, Miss
Emma McComhs, Miss Eva Josephs, Mrs Levina
Josephs, Frank Josephs, Ike Johnson, W. II. Jones,
Miss Emma Deter, ]. W. Goad and o. H. Green,
Cousa; F. Brown and wife, W. c. Brown,
Albert Grove and Joseph Carroll, Williams;
Mrs. Cobb, George f. Scott and Mrs. Folsen and
| family, College City NJ. F. odell, Fred McFesse
and family T. NJ Norris and Howell Clark and wife,
Sacramento; j. C. Smith, wife and child, Suffer
F. W. Schultz and family, Berlin; Albert Robin,
Dixon Rodney }. Hudson and wife, Lakeport
William Thorn, Napa Frank Guither, Leesville
Clark, Woodland; Charles Dick, James Stafford,
Marysvile; J. N. Tull, wife and child, Maxwell
William W. Noble Antelope; X. K. Fumple and
family, ". McEnespy and wife, Chico; Miss Hughes,
Red Bluff.
NAMES TRANsPosED.-The item yesterday,
mentioning the vote of the Board of Super
visors in allowing the counsel retainer fee of
49, 600, was incorrect in placing Mr.. Butler
E. IL -. r.
Bailey as voting against it. Mr.. Butler de-
sires it distinctly understood that he was not
party to the passage of the "unearned fee"
but voted with all his might against it, and
sought not to have the Board plunge the
county headlong into unknown depths of liza
bilities for attorney fees, but to require an
agreement in advance as to the amount the
county could be called upon eventu-
ally to pay. Mr.. Bailey also feels lonesome
in being classed with the minority of the
Board, and wishes to be relegated to the big
four," who stand off the minority of three
with regular precision in these questions.
NEW BoxEs.-The Yale lock boxes are
now in place at the Postofice, and are much
admired for their outward attractiveuess.
They arc numbered from to 479. and there
are larger boxes from a to p, 0 excepted.
They occupy only about one-third the space
taken up by the old wooden boxes. Fewer
boxes are needed now than before the intro
duction Of the carrier system. The lobby of
the Postoffice as now reconstructed is neat,
indeed, handsome place, and quite up, in ex-
ternal appearance, to the character and i'm
portance of the office here. The interior ar
rangements, now nearly complete, are very
good. and a vast improvement over anything
before had here.
The STREET CAR CASE Concerning the
complaint that lady passengers on the O.
street cars were recently required to leave
car at Tenth and K streets that party
might be taken by blue car out HI street to
Agricultural Park, the Superintendent of the
road explains that at Tenth and K crowd
was waiting to go out H street to the Parks,
and the two ladies were told to keep their
places and the car would be rua out III, then
along Twentieth, and down 0, so as to leave
them where they wished. but they declined,
and took transfers for the next car south on
| Tenth street.
STEAMER LATE.-The Modoc did not arrive
yesterday from San Francisco until about 10
o'clock, by reason of the large amount of way