Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Charles Lusk, of Kelsey, Fl Dorado county, was in
the city yesterday.
R. b. Pierce and wife, Of Pleasant Grove are visit
ing friends in this city.
Colonel W. IL. Taylor passed through from the
Black Hills to San Fr.ncisco yesterday.
J. B. Campbell aud family, of Tahoe City, have
come to Sacramento to spend the winter.
General 10 Hamilton came down yesterday from
Auburn, and is stopping at the Golden Eagle Hotel
The O. E Club of Stockton, composed Of Ia
dies gives invitEtion bal masque on the evening
Of the 18th inst.
1t is rumored that J. W. Malone, late of the Or
land Times intends soon to Issue paper at Ander-
son, Shasta county.
J. c. stubbs, General Freight Agent OF the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, went East yesterday in
company with A. n. Towne and family.
The Russian court officials are in quest of fifteen
snow-whi.e horses OF the same size and build, to be
used in the procession at the coronation OF the
Gar.
Says the Salinas Under: DAVID Jacks, few
days ago, gave Mrs Emily Pitt Stevens 500 for the
benefit of the Good Templars' Orphans Home at
Vallejo.
The comic valentine is being taken out of dusty
drawer and hung up in store window. Ii you
don't send 1t to your enemy you'll probably receive
it yourself.
The bangs-his-har young is getting to be
common sight In Boston, He can be seen almost
any night al any OF the respectable theaters He is
what the world call daisy.
In the new favorite myrtle green riding habit Of
the Empress OF Austria the skirt is SO arranged
that in case of accident it may be by single move
ment dIsengaged and prevented from incumbering
the feet.
Matthew Cooke, of Sacramento, Chief Hortieult-
ural Officer Of the State, will be in Chico to-day,
and those engaged in fruit-growing there can con-
suit him as to the destruction Of insect pests that
may be infesting their orchards
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Home; ellis Doty, Elk Grove; s. B. Segur. 5. B.
More J. j Bailey, NJ. Dixon, Costumes J. wal!in,
Latrobe; NJ Flynn, c. Martin, G. Kreth, Fair Play
VIM. Breeding and son, T. Low, Michigan Bar
VIM. Hearn, San Francisco.
The minister who opened the Supreme Court at
Auburn, Ne, with prayer the other day closed his
petition with the words "And at last may we be-
come dweers of that better land where there are
no lawyers, no Judges, and no Courts Amen"
This seemed to be little rough on the legal fra
ternity.
The Shah OF Persia fell violently in love with the
Princess OF Wales during bis visit to England sew.
eral years ago, and about year makes n
tempting offer to the Prince for her. The last prop
osition to give him two OF his best wives, his
mother and his grandmother in exchange for the
Princess, but Wales still declined.
collection which it might be worth while to pre-
serve is that which Nine. Betsey Patterson Bona
parte made of her bonnets. She kept every bonnet
she ever hal in her life, and, most OF these
remarkable in their way, thu charm of the collection
is easily imagined. The old lady used rather to en-
joy talking about her Jerome, and always expressed
herself with tart frankness She once electrified
the company at a Baltimore dinner party by an
nouncing that Jerome you know, was the most
Indifferent Of the family"
The following named persons were in the city yes
terday: J. r. Nickerson, Lincoln; B. Bates
CORTLAND; F. Hardie, Placeryille X. W. Williams,
II. Kellogg, San Francisco; A. Rothschild, John
Partridge, E. V. Thorn, Vim. Geary Miss E. Smith,
San Francisco; Mrs. J. B. Bradford and son, NJ. R.
Carroll, Franklin +. Sawyer, l. Wright, E. Harvey
Ga George yicSery, Willows L. S. Mason, Los
Angeles; Jack Cochran c. NJ Pike and wife, San
Francisco: W. Lison, Vernon; c. Cameron, Gold
Run; J. Kelly, New Hope; F. Smith, Los Gatos
A. Hotaling, Ed. Murray, San Jose; John Mccall
lum Woodland T. S. Aigeo, Suffer county