Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-25

| the State will be more frequent Advance a.
nouncement of such events, properly vouched TO
does not, of course apply to such public even
within the city as should rtperly be first al
nounced in the business columns.
n. E. White and wife have returned to the city.
Chris. Green returned from San Francisco yeste
day.
Judge benson has returned from his recreado
trip.
Oh. Spencer, of Grizzly Flat, was in the cit
yesterday.
E. T. Dickens, of the United States Coast survel
is in the city.
Daniel Dettings, of Dobbin's ranch, is seriously i
with pneumonia.
Miss Flora Doynie. of Nevada City, has returne
| from Sacramento.
| gone to Monterey.
VIM. Carpenter and wife, of orland, started 70
| Clear Lake Saturday.
Mrs. T. Gouldin has gone upon visit to Sal
| Francisco and Petaluma
Mr. and Mrs. v Leu, of Vallejo, have been rust.
eating at Hardin Springs.
| Dr. t. A. Snyder and wife went to the Bay yester
day, TO stay week or more
Charles X. McClatchy leaves this morning for
months sojourn at Monterey.
A dance at the Reeds Creek House, Teham,
COUNTY Iiiusy eFeulis HSAt.
viii Crocker and Miss Hattie Croker came III
from San Francisco yesterday.
T. W. Hummel has gone from Stockton to Port
land Or. on visit to relatives.
G. W. Beatty has gone to Madison, Yoo county
TO engage in business at that point
II. G. Phillips, of the Pacific Bell Telephone Com
pany, OF San Francisco, is in the city.
Joseph Craig, of Woodland, has returned from 8
deer hunt and reports satisfactory success.
Mrs. Frank Miller arrived yesterday from her TRIP
to the East, having been gone about six weeks.
Charles Heintzen, of Forest City, ard Judge R. S
Weston, are in Truekee section doing the lakes.
Misses Rena Maddox and Clara Jackson have gone
to San Francisco, to remain Two or three weeks.
Fish Commissioner B. b. Redding and Richard
Gray are at Soda Springs on fishing expedition.
The ladies OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Chico, are arranging for festival at early day.
C. F. Reed, Of Knights Landing, who has been il
Sacramento for several days past, returned home
yesterday
John Caldwell, Judge Of the Superior Court o.
Nevada, returned home Sunday evening from tril
to Monterey.
There was fine party on saturday evening al
! the Bryant ranch, Butter The young folks enjoyed
a merry time.
C. A. Stephenson and wife, OF Newcastle, ana G
Shaw, Of the Southern Pacific Railroad, we're al
rruckee last Sunday.
The sarsfeld Guard, Of Gold Hill, will enter &
shooting team at the Miners Union picnic, which
takes place September 4th.
| General Banning, OF Los Angeles celebrated hi.
5lst birthday by party the other evening, in which
both land and naval forces joined.
A party composed of Levi Frisbie of Napa, two
of his brothers and cousin, will hunt the graceful
| stag in the redwoods the rest of this week.
George and Miss Annie Carpenter of Folsom, Miss
Lizzie Stadarus, Maggie Sehwab and Edith oConnel
Co,
T. D. HeiskeH and NJ. NJ. Drew, members of the
State Board of Equalization, went to Woodland
yesterday TO look after assessments in Yoo county
Mrs L. Garthe, Mrs. G.. F. jacobs and Miss Jessie
Nivens left Nevada City Tuesday afternoon foi
Campbell's Sulphur Springs Sierra valley. They
went via Truckee.
Captain Foster left for Chico yesterday afternoon
and viii make an inspection as to the condition OF
the channel in the upper Sacramento He will not
return before next Saturday or Sunday.
Among the returns from recreation. trips yester-
day was 5. p Miigan from the lakes in tue Sierras,
and bringing with him good supply Of brook trout
which he asserts were the fruit OF his OWE marks.
manshlp.
K. R. Lander aud family, who have been living at
Newcastle this summer, have been Spending the
past two days in this city, and yesterday left for
their former home at eek, Stauslaus county,
where they Will reside.
Mrs Stevens Miss Annie MePherier and Mis-:
Mary kelso passed through orland SATURDAY from
their home near Rceville. They have been Visiting
relatives and friends in Mary svie. Miss Kelso was
the guest of VIM. McAurtry.
A reception rendered to Mrs. II. Fried, of An.
burn, and Miss Lizzie Wolf, of Haywards both sis
tiers OF Mrs NJ Levy at the latters residence, Lower
Lake, last Saturday evening, and was one of the
most enjoyable affairs Of the season.
Miss Sallie Smith, daughter of J. Smith, Of
Colusa, who has been short visit to her rela
tives and friends at Lower Lake for a few weeks
mast cd last tba H.
was the guest of J. H. Moore and family.
The Misses Holmes, daughters of Thomas Holmes
formerly of ScGtt's Flat, arrived at Nevada CITY
Tuesday morning from Bodie. They were accompa
| MED by Miss Reed, of that place, who will remair
there fer few days before departing for Sacra
ment0.
The Native Sons have been considering propose
from base ball club Of Sacramento to hold bas,
bsll match in the city the 9th Nothing is likely
to come OF it. 1t is probable that arrangements vii
be made for fitting tournament by the fitting
Club OF Oregon House. Marysvile Appeal.
Rev. j. B. Warren arrived at Chico Monday even
ing from San Francisco, to offciate at the wedding
of George Shear and Miss Addie Turner, which tool
place Tuesday evening. He expects to rusticate il
the mountains this week and u part OF next whet
he will resume his duties Sunday after next.
Among the arrivals in the city yesterday were W
D. Campbell, J. NJ Porter and wife, J. N. Steele
Colusa; C. D. ODDS and wife, and A. II. Thompson
Oakland; N. J. Gallagher, George Shear and wife
Cnlco, H. l.. Mctiune, DIXON Charles ScrotA ant
wife, Charles Dietle and wife, d. Earl and T. Nc
Mullin, San Francisco.
4 camping party composed of Robert Brownlee
| Jr., Mrs. Brownee, Mrs. Durbin and Robert
younger brother, left Napa Monday afternoon fo
Matt. Durbins place on the Santa Rosa road, abou
! by AIr. and Mrs Durbin and go up the coast
hunting and fishing expedition.
About three months ago Mrs. Ruth NJ Chitten
den, wife of Arthur j. Chittenden, OF Red Bluff
lady we known IN Northern California-left for
visit to her old home in Vermont. She intended Il
be absent some three months and was preparing fo
her return when she was stricken with typhoit
fever and week later she died from its effects ex
| piring Monday afternoon st o'clock, at he
| brothers home in Randolph, Vermont.
The following are the arrivals at Tahoe City to tn
| 22d Captain J. P Brown ard wife, James Arnote
| G. Callod Camptonve; p Noble and family
| E. Bunker, Colonel T. b. Rowland and wife, X. L
sehaen, San Francisco; Phil. Haussurg, Miss Haus
| burg, n. Osgood and wife, Longs Valley; J. o
Forbes, Jr., Frank Forbes, Georgetown j. Z. Me
| loche, Glenbrook; Mrs. W. r. S. Foye, Albert Gala
| tin, Sacramento; u. Z. Barton and wife, Misse
Barton, Miss Herhss, Latrobe.
On the Belle Mill road, Tehama county, SATURDAY.
evening, at the residence of Judge n. A. Morgan
| social party given that OF rare enjoy
| ment- pronounced the best ever held in the noun
| tans. Following comprises some of those who wer
present Mrs. l.. Meyers. Mrs: !. Finley, Mrs j.
| Herryman, Mrs. J. Tollady, Misses Carrie Turner
Prescil'a Brearclf Eliza Finley, Nora Scott, Dor
/ Scott, Emma Lyman, Emma Eastman, Annie Bra
| zelle Lille Brazele, Lydia Dorman, Matte Jack
| son. Angie Hartin, Mary Hardin, Sadie Baxter, Adj
| Morgan, Susie Herryman and Nettie Grider Messrs
| II. A. Shade, J. II. Mitchell. Van Mitchell, Ed
Brown. j. II. McEnrew, Jacob Pool ". Farris, Z
/ Myers l.. Myers, ROBERT Cameron, Charles Miller
1 William Bowling, William Love, j. 4. Herryman A
| j. Jolady, Smith Toady, J. Baxter, W. II. Lyman
A. Finley, NJ Scott, Lee Myers, j. Lyman, Joe
! Turner's. Finley, Charles Tollady s belong, G
| Coughlan, L. Pots9en Judge c. Hamilton, E. Murch
! james Tubey and Dave Morton.
Thus saws the Red Bluff Sentinel Of Monday Ou
party, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Yoluutine
! Mrs Hlrret Keith, Harry Marschen and F. c. Hill
! ten returned home yesterday afternoon, locking
none the verse for their trip On their return tril
/ We Sentinel typo thrown over the horses head
! making 4 double somersault before striking tht
ground That was not all At nearly every barn
chicken coop, Indian hut old house the horse CAM
TO- he was determined - stop and 20 in, aud il
only by getting ii and leading him that he coult
| be made to understand that no stoppage was TO bl
msde At Southern's place, in Shasta county. thei
\ witnessed forest FIRE on the mountain side. /
seems that two miners cabins we're burned aud The
| trees ignited therefrom. The miners secured the
country around for the perpetrators Of ,he deyiist
deed and all traces they found were ron Of blank
/ cts and sack Of -four hid in tree. On Saturday
| night they camped at LOOMS, They saw the fir,
at Redding but did rot know what 1t until the!
reached Anderson. No accident to report. Thee
will take ten-muie team next time they 20 to tbs
mountains.
POLICE CouRT-In this Court yesterday
the FIVE Cinnamon, All Ii, All King, 7
Aueg. Qui Sang and All Wan, arrested il
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