Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

]. Brinkerhof, of New York, is at the Langham
R. d. Stephens and wife are at the Capital Hotel
Alex. Russell, OF San Francisco, went East yester
\ day.
j. NJ Martin OF Winnemucca, New, is at the State
House.
W. R. s. Foye has gone to the Bay to be absent a
| few days.
E. c. HART OF the Willows Journal left for colusa
yesterday.
Nathan Gilmore and I. A. Gait, of El Dorado are
| 10 the city
Frank Tague, OF Patterson Station, is at the Fl.
Hon. T P. o'oOnnor, NJ P, is stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
| A. CooS and S. P Howard, of Plaeervi.le, are at
| the State House.
B. McCleary went to the bay yesterday, to be alb
sent two or three days.
NJ. D. Orsmby, OF Nord, will arrive from the East
by overland train this merning.
c. T. Jones went to San Francisco yesterday af
ternoon, and will return Sunday.
Fx Senator Booth is stopping for a few days at
the Grand Hotel in San Francisco.
Captain A. Foster went to Knights Landing last
evening, and VIII return on Monday.
Miss Kate Rice, of jackson, is visiting her sister
Mrs. j. G. Parkeson and friends in lone.
R. w. Boyce Jackson. James Doty and John
Malorias, OF Elk Grove, at the Eldred
viii S. Green Of the Colusa Sun, is in the city
attending the debris trial for day or two.
NJ Heller passed through the city Yesterday on
his way from Helena, Montana to San Francisco.
Sid Eldred is lying very i'll of congestion of the
lungs, at his residence on street, between Ninth
and Tenth.
Mrs. }. J. Nlgle has returned from Gold Hill,
where she has been visiting her uncle, G. H. Morri-
son, and friends.
General Bidwell came down yesterday morning,
and remains in the city unit | this afternoon, when
he Will return to Chico.
@. G. Cunningham of Brighton, C. s. s Fuller
of Vermont, @. NJ. johnson OF Peoria, H., and o.
Dwyer of England are al the Golden Eagle.
Vim. A. January, the County Treasurer of Santa
Clara county came TO the city on business with the
State yesterday, and is stopping at the Golden Eagle
Quite number of ladies' and gentlemen went
from this city to Oakland, in order to be present at
the dedication of the ferry depot thursday evening
The ladies Of St Paul's Church held another So
cial party at Turner Hall last evening" which was
largely attended ard greatly enjoyed by all present
Samuel Franks, heretofore one of the firm of s.
Iipman Co., has retired from that house and re
moves to New York to engage in business in that
city.
Mrs. NJ. Louisa Luce returned home yesterday
morning from Eureka, New. where she has been
spendil month with her children, P. S. Quad and
wife
Governor Stanford is at the Windsor Hotel. New
York. Since his return from Europe his health has
greatly improved. He win return to California in
February.
The Sarsield Guard, Company A, First Artillery,
will give a military invitation ball at Turner Hal
in this city, on the evening of the 2d of February
at which no admission will be charged.
D. W. Hitchcock. of the Chicago and Burlington
Railroad, passed through yesterday on his way to
meet s FL. H. Clark, General superintendent of the
Union Pacific, who is to arrive here this morning
Allen, N. C. Savage, Thomas Thornton, J. Dixon, W.
Long, D. Reardon, A. b. White, L. Cunningham and
wife, l.. C. Adams, L. Kelly, Fl. T. Field W Owen
William Craig aud j. j. Tobin, of San Francisco,
wsre in the city yesterday
young lady attending seminary in this city
yesterday the recipient of teleg-aphic message
from her father, who is in San Francisco After
reading the dispatch she asked the messenger boy
il he was there no mistake about it, re-
marking that the handwriting wholly unlike
that of her fathers.
S. II. II. Clark, General Superintendent of the
Union Pacific Railroad, VIII arrive from the Il st
this morning in Il special car accompanied By his
family, and will remain upon the coast during the
winter. F. w Gray, G. II. Dewey, p P. Shelby
and J. E. Market, of the Union Pacific Railroad
will also arrive W tn the same party.
State Prison Director A. II. Chapman, who was to
have returned to Chico day before yesterday ex-
perieneed the situation of seeing the train move off
with himself at an unpleasant distance He cid noG
4-ocl0ck train for Folsom, ostensby on business
and where he remained with Warden McComb until
yesterday morning, and then taken across in
carriage TO RoseYiIle from which place he left for
Chico Yesterday afternoon.
Among those in the city yesterday were W len
nings aud wife, Drytown W. Jennings, Michigan
Bar; NJ Marsh. Nevada City D. NJ Miller, Miss
Grafton, Woodland; T. w. Boyce, Idaho C. n.
Kiusley Stockton; n. A. Jones. Placerviile D.
HouX G. HouX, Blacks Station; John Blair, Placer.
ville E. Houx, NarysUne; J. Murcbison, A. Don
aldson, Pleasant Grove George Mckee Fair Play
Fred. Little, san Jose; Chas Frazier, Tulare A.
NJ. Wylie, Stockton Il. T. S.stt, CALI ; and 4 San
born and wife of Watsouyile.
A fiue banquet was given by Judge A. B. Dibble,
Of Grass Valley, to Judge Temple and the counsel
engaged in the present trial Of the Gold Run min
ing debris suit, and others prominently connected
with it, on Thursday evening, at the French Hotel.
1t was given as pleasant mile.pOst in the debris
trial, Nni h marked the closing Of the evidence
the part of tine defense Those present, beside the
genial host, Were x.Chief justices Wallace and
Rhodes, eX-Supreme Justices Temple and Beleher,
Attorney-General Hart S. N. Wilson, A. P. Catlin,
J. X. Byrne, Richard Bayne, Hamilton Smith, Jr.,
Professor P. VI, Randall, James 0'Brien, Mark Shep-
pard and w. NJ. Cutter The spread of the table
of the very choicest, and made more attractive
with numerous fine bouquets, and the service was
faultess Judge Dibble presided at the head of the
table, and was aided by ex Chief Justice Wallace,
who sat opposite. The occasion brilliant,
pleasant and social one and enjoyed to the highest
degree. Toasts were offered and responses given,
and the bauqueting hours, from to 10 P. NJ, were
spent most royalty