Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-04

must be taken to write proper plaiRly, and
to give localities clearly. Anonymoas commune
cations will in no case receive attention.
w. Kellogg. OF San Francisco, returned home
| yesterday
Fred A Shepherd and family departed for Mon
terey yesterday.
Albert Manning is Willing away couple Of
| months at Dixon.
John Deveny OF Chico is taking few weeks vaca-
| Mrs X Baker, OF Mineral Springs, Arizona is
visiting at Santa Rosa.
| Railroad Commissioner j. S. Cone passed through
/ to Red Bluff yesterday.
Judge Niles searles has retained from tie Com
| stock and gone 10 Tahoe.
John Hector, of this city, is dangerously i'll at his
| residence on Tenth street.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Foster go to Benicia this morn
| ing, where they viii hereafter reside
j. ~ Fitzsimmons has returned from six
months trip in Washington Territory.
The Misses Henley of this city, left on Tuesday
| for visit TO the coaS. and San Francisco.
Officer Timothy Lee and family went 10 San Fran
cisco yesterday. and viii remain ten days.
Senator Grove L. johnson and family returned
yesterday from Santa Graz aud Monterey.
Miss Oracle Jordan, OF Sacramento. is making
months visit at San Francisco and vicinity
G. W Earl, OF San Francisco, anne through from
Mrs McGrath and her niece, Miss Teresa Mayo,
have gone to Lake Tahoe, to remain couple Of
weeks.
H. Steinmln leaves this morning for Paraiso
Springs, Monterey county, to remain fbout two
weeks.
Croker passed through Yesterday to ldlewild Lake
Tahoe.
J. R. S. Grazin killed cinnamon bear on Thurs-
day last weighing SEQ pounds, three miles west OF
Tahoe.
Mrs. F. 0. Farrell and daughter have retur cd
from San Francisco, where they have been TIE past
two weeks.
CIV Cummings, o. oroville, lett yesterday for
New Mexico to investigate IN relation to mining en-
terprises in that section.
Miss Charlotte Thompson, the actress, viii arrive
from the East this morning to enter upon an en-
gagement upon this coast.
Robert E. Strahorn, who was engaged By the last
legislature to write up the Of the Terri
tory of Idaho, isnow in Boise.
Mrs. j. II. Miller and children and Miss Lizzie
Griffin who have been visiting in Ell Dorado county
| for the past two weeks, have returned.
Mrs. John r. Ridge and Miss Annie Findley. who
have been visiting friends in Grass Valley for several
| weeks, returned to the Bay yesterday morning
Boise City has about $50, COO in Church property
$50, 600 in course; S20,O 900 so in saloons
and will soon have $4,000 In public school build
| ing
Miss Florence Coleman aud Filth Williams OF
Grass Valley have gone TO San jose Miss Coleman
will attend Nils Seminary after short visit at that
place.
NJ. s. Pendegast, for many years in Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Bank, IN Virginia City, New, has gone to
Salt Lake to take like position in the house OF the
same firm.
Samuel Robinson, who has been rusticating at
Bartlett Springs for month past, returned home
yesterday, speaking highly of his sojourn and its
bracing effects.
R. L. Fulton, OF the Reno Gazette was in the city
yesterday afternoon, having come up from San
Francisco in the forenoon, and left for home on last
evenings train.
Major General Mcdowell and wife came up from
San Francisco yesterday, and went 10 the United
States fishery station the 4ieCloud river for a
season of fishing.
Captain T. W. Sheehau. Corporal Joseph Wallis
Sergeant 7. Flaherty, of Company G, came down
from Camp Brown on business yesterday morning
and returned last evening.
Several left the city last evening for Camp Brown
among whom were Captain Frank Ruhstaller, X. F.
Wiemeyer E. Haglestein, Mrs. I. W. Sheehan, Miss
Mary Ryan and Miss Nellie McNIff.
Probably the tallest man in California is John b.
Defyent, who Ives in Sonora, Tuolumnc county
His hight isseyen and onehalf feet: and his boots
each measure seventeen aud one-haf inches in
! length.
Patrick Sullivan and WIFE, Of Sacramento Mrs
S. MCGEE 6. Wise and wife, L. Murphy, W. T. Cal
ioway Mrs. Breeze and child, and Mrs. Chasnen
and child, of san Francisco, arrived at Hardin
Springs on the "a instant.
The engagement OF Mr.. Harmon, young oakland
journalist aud Mss Lizzie Derby of Fruit Vale
Alameda county, is made public Mr. Harmon is
the son of =. X. P Harmon, who was merchant in
Sacramento quarter of a century ago.
The arrivals at Yosemite or August 1st were
James 4. Girard, Ricardo F. Bulge, Chas b. Gou-
day, San Francisco; Z. B. Staples, Santa Cruz
Frank Cowan, Greenburg, Pa; S. VI. Miikin, New
York; Robert X. tvans and wife, Q. S. A.
The well-known Police Clerk of San Francisco,
Mr. Clarke, lost heavily by the recent denouement
| OF exCouuty Clerk Stuart, but says he has also
made some money through him, and therefore shall
not raise breeze about the turn affairs have taken
There were in the city yesterday H. Ciotternan
and J. Frick OF Berkeley; T. s. Tolton and wife, Of
Reno Mrs j. l. Gould, Dutch Flat; Miss Aiken
and Miss Rice, Blacks Station; Mrs. D. HOLSTER
and daughter Of CORTLAND, and Miss Dounan, Of
Red Bluff
Harry T. Compton, Jr., County Surveyor of San
joaquin has resigned his office and has accepted
position under brother of Jas. d. Schuyler Of the
State Engineers Department, who is Superintendent
Of an important railroad in Mexico. f E. Tucker
has been appointed County Surveyor in his place.
The arrivals at Tahoe on August LIST were: W. D.
| Lardner and wife, II. w. Fenton, Auburn; J. 5.
Love, Iowa hrs. L. Branch, Penryn W. r. S. Foye,
| Sacramento Il. b Finley, wife and sister, Ohio :;
| II 3. Miipren, S. 4. Lapierre, Truekee; D. Cohn,
San Francisco R. NJ Murray, w. Searles and wife,
Nevada City, a. Biddle, @. NJ McCullum, Big
| Trees.
". E. Deal, OF Virginia, and W. Goode, of Sac
| ramento, arose in decent season q o'clock this
! morning, and went deer hunting. They we're very
successful that is, they did not break their necks
while scramblIng through the underbrush, and came
home with all their clothes or Bayley says those
! two gents will now be fed exclusively on dear -.
! Tahoe Tattler.
The Tahoe Taller of Tuesday says: Miss Carrie
Stevenson, of Sacramento, still kegs up her repu
| tation OF being the best lady fisher at the lake
| T. asf arpuiufr hl- W Tho
| caught fourteen while Mr.. Foye pulled in twelve
Mr.. Goode and Miss Sophia Stevenson, in another
boat, brought in thirteen, Miss Sophia carrying off
the honors of catching the largest OF the evening BY
bringing in 81 FOUNDER.
! At the recent meeting OF the Northern District
| Lodge of Good Templars, held at Eureka, Cal. the
following officers elected to for the en-
suing year: D. c. T. and d. D., W. F. Brown,
| Eureka; D. V. T., Sister Campton, Rohnerville !;
| D. s., A. NJ. Gill, ROhnerville; d. F. S., G. W.
| Hopkins, ArcatU; D. T., Sister Julia StearDs Ar
cata D. " A. J. COyie, Hydesville; d. !. G. F.
Cabarus, Trinidad; d. o. G.. w. B. McClane,
| Arcata-
/ E. NJ Eaton, OF Chicago, and connected with the
WesterH Fireman, has been in the city the past few
days. He expected to find the fire departments Of
cities upon this coast far inferior to those at the
| East, but has concluded that the Sacramento De-
partment is in as effective and advanced condition
| as can be found anywhere He is also warm in his
praise and appreciation of Sacra fnento and the eli
| mate for all purposes in this section OF the
State.
District Deputy Grand Master Workman George
| H. Bowman, assisted by Past Master Workman
Alfred Nelson, Jr, and delegation of Mendocino
Lodge Of 4. o. L. w instituted on July 23d Ma
varra Lodge A. @. Z. W, st the Navarro Mills
with charter membership OF is. The following is
| "a list OF officers: L. c. Foushee, p. NJ. W. Erred
| A. Walton. NJ. "; Eugene Peoples, f.; John L.
Kroth, o.; " +. Wallace, r.; C. a. Lin.cott, Fin ;
John tIumphries Rec; jacob Studebaker, c.; j. S.
Stewart, l. W; James Nelson, U. w. Trustees
| Lintesf Wallace, Peoples.
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