Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-03

Valley; Hon. w. d. Long and Hon. Thos
Aleir, Nevada City; J. II. Mahoney, Oak
land; Charles S. Mitchell, Chico; II. Nj.
Kelsey, Hon. NJ G. Conroy, j. S. Step
pacher. Hon. Edward Heating, Hon IL. NJ.
McKusick, Hon. Timothy McCaTty, General
Geo. s. Evans, San Francisco; Hon. j. B.
Reddick, Calaveras; Martin Heeley, Sonora;
| William Hamilton. Grass Valley; Theo. f.
Tracy, Capt a. J. Fritz San FTancieco.
Golden Eagle-Hon. Z. A. Davis, Mays
vile; F. A. Sprague, Oroville; Hon. Geo.
t. Baker. Santa Clara Hon. W. II. Brown,
Hon. r. NJ Lampson, Hon. w. B. May,
Hon. j. +. Cunningham, Hon. E. j. Grit
f h, Hon. J. Z. Crank; Hon. w. IL. Parks,
Marvsville: Hon. Z. w. Hendricks, Hon.
1 Milton WATSON; d. Q. Wertsbaugher Chico
l.. d. Frazer. Oroville j. Mem. SKATER, San
Francisco; Hon John Daggett. klamath
Jas. r. Lowe, San Jose; L. Adams. Santa
Cruz: W. S. Lucky, San Francisco; Paris
! Hiiburn, Salinas Louis De Prey, Arizona
NJ. D. Boruck, San Francisco; Q. e. Basset,
same: Hon. j. w. Satterwhite, San Bernar-
dico; A. L. Huts5n, Stockton; A.. Mant-
ner, Sa mas.
Capital Hotel-John H. Culver, Hon. Os-
car Lewis, San Francisco; Hon. Charles l..
! Estey. Marin Hon. Thomas Frazer, Ell Do
RADIO; George B. Beatty, Elk Grove; Ellis
! E iwards, San Francisco; Hon. Joseph P.
/ Jones, Martinez; Hon. John McMurray,
Shasta Hon. John Burns, San Francisco
| Hon. J. G. Zuck, Hon. G. Wentz, Gilroy; r
Church, Oakland; Hon. W. d. Long,
Hon. Thomas Weir, Nevada City
Hon. j. P Brown, wife and daugh-
! r. D. Stephens, Brighton j. j. Shirley,
San Francisco; j. s. HARRISON, San Diego
Hon w. L. Anderson, Lake county Hon.
H. J. Crumpton, Lake county; Mrs. G.
Walton, San Francisco; Mrs. A. H. Hotal-
log and son, Lakeport Cy. Mulkey, Boise
City, Idaho J. w. Elliott, Lake county F.;
Hon r. E. Arick, Bakersfield; Hon. Geo.
w. Schell, Modesto; Hon. james Samuels,
Healdsburg; A. Benson, Oakland; Hon.
E. C. Henshaw, Bloomfield Hon. John W.
Bost, Smelling Hon. L. c. Branch. wife
Humboldt; Hon. Geo. Wood, Sierra county ;
James A. Sneed, Folsom.
Orleans Hotel. S. Godfrey, a. L. Stone,
Hon. g. G. Conger, San Francisco; q. 2.
| Castine.
Western Hotel-E. o. Boyer, San Fkan-
cisco; Hon. John Patterson, San joaquin
Hon. Thomas NJ Davis, jacksonville John
H. Matthews, Hollister; Mrs. Laura De
Force Gordon, Stockton Max Brooks, San
Francisco; Hon. r. G. Sargent San Joa-
quin j. Meyers, Stockton; Hon. Warren
/ AEaSe, EOdlIt litIDdEa a. l. ' an nlCICi,
Charles Collins, Nevada City; B. Z. Ward,
San Jose S. B. THOMPSON, Oakland.
Morse House-Hon. @. Watkins, Amadcr;
i a. Roberts, Grass Valley; Hon. Thomas
J. Pinder. Richard Apgar, Robert McNuity,
San Francisco; j. McClrfe, Amador; Igna
clio Brown, Woodland Silas a. Stone, San
| Francisco; Alexander Moore, Watsonville
Hon c. b Swift, Amador.
State House ohm R. Bitterly, Los Angeles;
c. {. jerks, L. Watt, Oakland; a. l.. Pratt,
CLAYTON; W. d. Mcdonald, H. Duner,
Benicia Daniel &. Waldron, d. 0. Thomas,
San Francisco; q. D. Joory, San Ramon
Hon. c. J. Nye. San Leaudro ; w. d. Grady.
Hon. Chester Rowell, Fresno; F. y. Will
Jams, San jose Hon. T. A. Leach, Vallejo
Hon. J. E. Baker, Elimination; Hon. W. B.
| Wasou, Del Norte w. S. Babcock, S. e.
| Hibron, Vallejo
City Hotel-Hon. Michael Lane, San
Francisco.
International Hotel-James Z. Towne,
| Wm Halum, Walnut Grove.
| Central Hotel-Hor. Mr.. Eardley, Salinas
City Hon. J. ?. West, Los Angeles.
New YEAR's.-New Years Eve usherei
in the new year with gay rowing crowd OF
boys and others, all apparently trying to see
who could concert and carry out the mos'
mischief. Most OF the dry goods boxes and
other portable matter on the principal street;
were by midnight scattered along the center
of the streets, and pandemonium generally
reigned. Complaints are made that tht
fur making was carried to such an extent il
some parts Of the city that considerable dam
age was done to property. Some tine gates
! ~ TbaiY bir1r,ac c,
they would not lift off were broken dowf
and carried away, and other similar act
Of malicious mischief INDUCED in. New
Years Day was generally observed as {
holiday, and New Years calling was quit,
extensively engaged in. Many fine turncut'
we're brought into requisition for the occasion
Calling, indeed, was more general than fol-
several years past. a noticeable thing was
the fact that in fewer places than ever wert
liquors set out, the great majority OF host;
presenting as beverages only non-intoxicants
and the expression of callers was almost unan
imeus in approval OF the departure. The
New Year cards used yesterday were more
varied in character and design and finer In
execution than any used for years. One
design. used by a singing club OF five, was a
bar Of music with 4 strain written in i've
fats, which occasioned one young lady tc
remark that's sharp" and another to add
that the club should B natural while thiro
added that the gentlemen were by no mean;
of the minor key. One party had its cards
in the form of commercial checks for So
days of unalloyed happiness. They were
drawn upon the bank of felicity, signed by
the leader of the group and Endorsed by al
the Others. The day could not have beer
finer for callers, just coolenough to make brisk
travelling enjoyable, clear enough TO warrant
the burial of umbrellas, and warm enough e
Justify the leaving of overcoats at home
Many of the ladies decorated their caller
with the regalia of orders of the day. Ont
lady had for her regalia small wooden easels
on each of which a sketch in oil from
her own brush; another initiated her caller
into the Lavender Club and pinned that colo
on the coat lapel another gave knot o
white ribbon to suggest clean page and
square turning over of new leaf for the new
year One group of receivers gave to bachel
ors diminutive porcelain dolls hung by tn
neck to the tutt0nhole, while another pro
vided each guest with buttenhole bouquet
Calling began generally at noon and ceases
at 10 P NJ.
ISsTALLAT1oNs.-Att the meeting of Sac
ramento Lodge, No. 2, I. o. o. F.. held las
turdsy evening, Deputy Grand Master P
E. Platt installed the following officers:
c. Moore, n. G.; P H. Coggins, V. G.; Fl
F. Dillman, R. S; 7. C. Jones, ?. S.; j. 3
Desave, Treasurer J. Greenlaw, Warden
C. W. Baker, Conductor John Plat, Q. G.
f. Sydam, 1. g.; w. H Sherburn. K. S. y
G.; G. L. Clark, l. s. N G. d. Brown, r
, S. Y. G.; d. NJ. Cox, l.. S. V. g.; D. a
Leatch, r. S. s.; Irving G. Rodgers, L., s
s.; A. Henly, Chaplain Union Lodge, Nc
81, a. o. q. W, on Saturday evening in
stalled the following officers for the first teri
of 1881: J. L. Jackson, 2. NJ. w; s. A
Wolfe, NJ. W; II. J. Norton, G. F.; job
Bradley, 0verseer; Charles Cooley, Re
, corder; George B. brennan, Financier Fo:
ter Cady, Guide; A. Hubert, |. w; W
Sheridan, o. W; W. D. Comstock. Trus tee
. The following officers of Red Cloud Tribe
No. Al, Improved Order of Red Men, wer
E installed Saturday evening by r. b. Han
mon. d. D. G. s.: Prophet G. II. Holten
Sachem, J. G. Miller; Sr. Sycamore, Wei
ster Laing; Jr. Sycamore, Charles Taylor
First Sanap, Geo. L. Taylor; Second Sanar
E. G. Hopkins First Warrior, z. W
Payne; Second Warrior, A. j. Wojsei:
howski; Third Warrior, NJ O'Msra; Fourt
Warrior, b. f. johnson; First Brave, f. L
Smith Second Brave, F. d. Davenport
) Third Brave, j. B. Burdge Fourth Brave
Jos. Fletcher Guard of the Wigwam, G. I
BrnnLer; Guard of the Forest, H. Morris
First Pow Vows, W. Goddard; Secon
Pow Vows, J. O. Hector. A banquet wa
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