Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

D. L. Bliss, of Carson, New, is in the city.
New bead embroideries are gorgeous beyond de-
seription.
j. NJ ormsby, of Chico, went to San Francisco
yesterday.
Hon. Joseph McKenna Of Soano, was in the city
yesterday.
Acaiou, the color OF San Domingo mahogany, is
popular for millinery.
Ex-senator Booth and DIR. Harkness went to the
Bay yesterday afternoon.
John Conlan, of Laporte, was in town yesterday,
and went to San Francisco last evening.
Mrs. T. W. jackson, of Saucelito, will arrive from
the East by overland train this morning.
Judge D. S. Terry and ]. II. Budd, of Stockton,
are in the city attending Supreme Court.
Mike Bryte has concluded six weeks trip to Or
egon, and arrived home night before last.
Assemblyman A. L. Chandler, of Nicoaus, is in
the city attending the trial of the debris case.
Fred. Krn, who has been in the southern part of
the State several weeks account OF his health,
has returned home.
Assemblyman W. W. Kellogg. of Quincy, Plumss
county, in the city yesterday, and went to San
Francisco in the afternoon.
Among new material for dressfronts is rich ar
rangement OF plush, wide bands of the material,
with heavy chenille fringe woven in the fabric, fall
ing over them.
c. E. Sexey, Of Marysville A. II. Wilbur and
| Eli Davis, of Yuba City T. B. Hull and B. F. Wal
| Gold Run hydraulic mining suit.
| E. X Leyle formerly of this city, is now located
at Nina Devaco, Old Mexico, in connection with an
American company. The company has rich silver
mine which it is developing with the latest Ameri-
| can machinery.
| o A Ballard, of Placerville was in the city on
| Tuesday and had an enjoyable visit with the old
boys of the Pioneer Association at their hail. he be-
ing member and '49er. Captain Smith, OF Pla-
| cerville, was also in the city.
cisco: W. A. Jones, Thomas Price, J. Banniek,
Charles II. Clarke, r. P. Wright, D. P. Smith, N.
Schilling, c. u. Lent R. l. Hasey Z. F. Lampert,
Carnsi, S. Selig, J. W. Bachelor and wife, Mrs w.
Fl. Moore and Mrs. G. D. Bell.
Among those visiting the city yesterday C. n.
Gouding, Davisville j. L. Wise, Eureka, New; f.
Lusk, Chico; J. E. Mitchell, Quincy; E. A Smith,
John Wall, Thomas Evans and J. c. Stephens, Pla-
cerville j. H. Costello, A. Coffman, J. Nance, j..
Jones, Elk Grove; d. G. Tflton and wife, Nicolaus
II. p Eldred, Stockton; Martin Nevin, Ed. Neyin,
| Livermore; a. Hirshberg, G. W. Otto, P. Fl. Nc
| Grew, W. McDoal, Oakland: Mrs. Mary Court
wright, Cosumnes; D. Holdridge, Deer Creek W.
| W. Irwin, Buckeye Valley; W. W. Williams, lone
| j. B. Du Bois, Los Angeles: P. Dorian, Truckee
J. W. Vancil, shingle Springs; D; S. Terry Stock
ton j. b. Fitzgerald, j. Craig, F. Z. Baker, Wood
land; W. G. Brown. sutter county C. Giffen,
| Truckee and J. Marchant, lone.
WARRANTS DRAwN.-The following war;
rants have been issued by the State Con-
troller For District Agricultural Society
Nc. 6. 81. 200 j. P. Ames, Warden, for sup.
mort of State Prison at San Quentin,
Sc. OIL 80; to same. for monthly payroll,
81, ,95S 95 Directors Insane Asylum at
Stockton. s1,631 OF; to same, for fees of
architect, 81, 600. aud for Confer. Brothers,
contractors. SO. .656 10; j. B. Eads, consult
ing engineer, balance of fee. g, 800.
TRADE.MABk.-The Royal Soap Company,
of San Francisco, by Frank a. Cressey,
Secretary. has filed its claim in the office Of
the Secretary of State the Trademarks OF
Royal (Germar) Powdered Soap" which
consists of the figure of German nag, used
in connection with the words quoted.
MERcHANDIsE REPORT. : The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
18th For the Continental Oil Company, 1
car OIL 5. Shaekley, box household goods.
The following freight will arrive by the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad: Hunt
iagton, Hopkins Il Co., cases rifles.
COMPLETED. = The two massive granite
posts at the Eleventh.street entrance to the
Capitol grounds on L street were completed
yesterday, and add greatly to the appearance
Oh tlS gateway. 4ney WelSn nlHSteeu toEs
each, and are fine pieces of workmanship.
ADMITTED TO PRACT1cE.-Milton S. Els.
ner, of San Francisco, and J. E. Prewett
were yesterday admitted, after examination
before the Supreme Court, to practice as
attorneys and counselors at law in all the
Courts of the State.
AUCTION SALE-Bell CO. will sell or
Saturday, November 19sh, at 1880 O'Clock
A. NJ. in front of salesroom, No. 90S ] street.
between Ninth and Tenth. large number Of
harness.
IMMIGRANTS. Eighty-two immigrants will
arrive from the East by overland train this
afternoon.
THIS IS the last nights exhibition of Bush's
| beautiful paintings, prior to unreserve sale.
which takes place st o'clock on Friday
evening. at AIS street.
VITAL.-Read the Court Receivers adver-
tisement appertaining to the Red House.