Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-26

John A. Eagon, Of Amador county. is in the city
James Felter has returned from Lake Tahoe.
S. L. Stanley OF san Francisco, Is visiting in the
city
Attorney General Hart is in San Francisco at
GIN Hay.on OF this city, is enjoying season at
Pacific Grove. Monterey.
Mrs E. c. Hart, wife OF the editor OF the Willows
! Jourldl is visiting in this city.
! r. ] McComt, teacher at lsleton, is spending his
VACATION at Aeampo and in this city.
Rev. ]. q. c. Bonte returned to Alameda yes,er-
| day after several days visit in this city.
Mrs. r. C. Irvine, of Sacramento has gone for
| several weeks to the Bay and Santa Cruz.
Miss Belle RicMftchell has gone to Ell [ orado
county, and will remain about three weeks.
| E. J. Croy, OF Sacramento, is at McConnelrs
! Station, and Will remain there about two " 'cks.
Fifty enigrant passengers, including SO males,
will arrive from the East by overland thisafternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs J. E. Crooks, of Benicia, and Mrs.
j. Gone, of Red Bluff, passed through to the latter
| placs yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. Shaw, and her sister Miss Cynthia
Nichols LETT Yesterday for visit to their old home
| in Massachusetts,.
Herman Meese, of San Francisco who has just
returned from New Mexico, is ia the city visiting
his son, Edwin Meese.
Miss Alice Coin, OF Folsom, last Tuesday gave
birthday party at which large number Of her
friends were enterta ned.
Me- r,r,,,o p,orsop of S,r Francisco 10 in tbe
IT. H. 1,,,Sst ~ FTnrence NcKnne She win on
from here in few as To Nevada Citv To- visit with
No, n v-elcb
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of San Fr ncis,o are in the city. Also, Albert
Halen, of Folsom, Lee Brown (now Of Berkeley,
and Miss L. L. Grover, OF Woodland.
A camping party consisting Of E. Pratt, C. H.
Rippon E. II. Kraus Jr, j. f. Hill. Jr., and W. A.
Hi Will le2Ve LOT tne pig Iree eroVs anu i9selille
valley eAIeeO3g 70 DC aoSeii' aooU' i've WEEKS
Miss Fannie B. Hubbard and Miss Fannie II Tyr
rell returned yesterday from their vacation trip to
the United States Fishery on the McCloud river.
They caught respectively an eighteen and SIX cen
louhu saIiloi' tne largest caught III Tue sHei az
'nt' pace TINS se''Soh'
Santa Barbara is becoming more and more the in
itial point of excursions TO parts OF southern Cali
forDia. There were, on the Fourth OF July, twenty
five parties, residents and scjourners of Santa Bar
bara, camping out for health, hunting, fishing and
recreation in the southern coast counties.
II l. Place. Of Ttuelee. n day hborer. can be
connted as one Of the lucky ones A few DAYS AFRO
he received tidinrs that he had fallen heir to the
sn,lo litts fortne of el5 o0o Nv the death Of his
uncia q / plaza of San Francisco Mr. Place had
amazed o1Iite n large fortune fron, tho Inv and
G,ron business in vLic he was ENGAGED for many
years
IT, NI,;, f,;,,,.-,,, 80 CO. o,o,,t; :; a., o,,os4
Of Georee Rails and fsn,ly at Red Puff Miss
xxl.4 n
among them Mis-. A. A, God and daughter. Mrs
Adm Billiard and Mrs + Rose of Chico and Geo
Rails sonand danphter,yho cont ,rnnlate starting
on n visit to lionnf shasta on Tuesday week with
the marty which will constitute atleast a dozen
will he eight ladies OF Chico.
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wlie' San Jose n r. LOW ana WE, hlssIe noes
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deiphia MISS rrAliA or'Ppcii' "efoeu'
Inc lonoWng are the delegates from me irloes OF
imp. y. II. NJ IN TINS city 10 the treat Councll OF
the o'ate, Willcn inihehces us annual session 1t
santa cruz TINS evening Cosumnes Ifioe, 20 Il
george D. haIzehstein, Neisoh wilcox, a. Schaoeh
anu JOIN patterson CouHls. heu Jachet, no %
ChaTleS Il; spencer, Ii. ii feltil James MCOaw anu
j: w WINE m. owosso NO. 59-E' b. Osler, +. n
flsh James ID; Srohe X; b Harmon ana Grove L.
Johnson: Red Cioud Irlbe, no. si-E. =; HOPKINS,
JIG: Miller, y. y. Cronkite D. y. Hector ara
Charles Holtoa Some OF the delegates nave aiieady
gone to Santa cruz and the remainder VIII go TO-
day The session VIII last three four DAYS; MRS
Grove johnson has recovered from her lale III
ness and Will accompany her husband to San-a
| Cruz to-day, and most q the delegates, having
wives, Will be aceo npauied by en-.
The RrCoRp. TTSIoy CORRESPONDENT at Yosemite
writes 11nfer iate of the 1sth inst The travel Ia
Yosemite IL nradraily increasing. and parties re
main onqer tlan they did in the early mart OF the
season. The medium temperature Of The climate
here is quite an inducement for people to protract
their stav Divine service was held in the Yosemite
chanel Yesterday morning by Rev. Or, Mclean. Of
| OaIIand AID in the eyeni1r bv Rev Mr.. FerrIsor,
| of New York which was wall attended A cody
ni,nber nj ,,ersn sossen,bled AT WRIGHT 4 Cook-'s
Parlors in the evening of july I7th TO witness lie
cbrisfeuipg of the daughter of Mr. George NJ Wrisht
and yrifs The ceremony WIS PERFORMED bv The Pey