Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

George A. Moore of San Francisco, is in the city.
George North, of Davisville, came to the city yes
| tcrday.
Mrs. J. S. Cone and family have gone to Highland
| Springs.
B. R. Crocker came up from San Francisco last
evening.
Detective Arlington came up from San Francisco
last evening.
Judge Robert Robinson and wife went East on the
overland train.
]. c. Goldsmith, of the New York Herald, went
East yesterday.
Surveyor.General VIM. II. Brown is residing at
the Palace Hotel.
}. H. Shine and family, of Sonora. are visiting
friends III the city.
D. Goldstein, E. T. Earl and J. NJ. Anderson, Of
San Francisco, are in town.
Mrs H. C. Chapman has gone to Folsom to spend
a week with friends in that city.
J. c. Madden, mining superintendent OF Lassen
county, was in the city yesterday.
Charles Tozer and Thomas Ewing, Of San Fran
cisco, returned from Shasta yesterday.
Sheriff Tompkins, of Nevada City, returned to
his home from San Francisco yesterday.
C. C. Mason. Chico; II. II. Beamer, Woodland,
and A. b. Der Bru;z, Yisalia, are in the city.
Roland E. Hartley, OF this city, will arrive from
the East by the overland train this morning.
Judge o. c. Pratt passed through the city yester.
| day, en- route from San Francisco to Durham.
| Mrs Ed n. Bush and daughter Miss Lille Cole,
left yesterday for two weeks visit at Santa Cruz
I'M Anderson, one of the pioneers OF FL Dorado
county, and a resident OF Placervie, is in the city
Thomas r. Stephens, proprietor of the stage lines
between Folsom and Placervile, came to the city
| yesterday.
| Ex-Congressman De La Matyr. OF Indiana, The
famous Greenback agtator, is delivering lectures in
| Iowa this summer.
A. ]. Stevens and his brother.in-law, J. Dusen'
berry, left yesterday for the McCloud river. They
| will be absent week.
81 W Lee, telegraph operator at the c. P. freight
office, left yesterday afternoon for ST. Helena &c
| enjoy few weeks rest.
c. W Amour OF Chicago, who is SAID TO have made
fortune of $4,000 900 in pork corners and grain
| speculations, is in San Francisco.
| CE Sexey, President OF the Anti Sickens Asso
citation of Yuba county was in this city yesterday
| en- route from San Francisco to Marysvllle.
Thomas Simon, Superintendent Of the Sardint
mine which is located the Middle Fork, near the
town OF Greenwood, was in the city Yesterday
W w Traylor, State Senator from San Francisco
and Mrs Traylor, are visiting the lakes They wers
at Tahoe last Saturday, and are now at Weooei
| Lake.
/ Professor Frank Soule, of the State University
Berkeley, with his wife and two children, came W
| Tuesday from the Bay, and left yesterday for E
| Dorado county on visit.
Mrs N j. Nathan and son left yesterday morning
for San Francisco. A surprise party was rendered
! Mrs Nathan at her residence Third street, be
tween and o, on Tuesday evening.
! King Ludwig, of Bavaria, has presented Wagner
the composer with two superb swans, the Identical
birds which, yoked to elegant boat, have Otter
drawn his majesty, dressed up as Lohengrin, across
| the Lake Of Lohen-S chwangau.
The recent gift of 100000 from an anonymou:
| benefactor TO Harvard University for new Law
school building was a princely one, and will ado
another splendid architectural monument to the
many similar adornments of our first American in
| stitution Of learning.
| The Pacific Press Association meets next Tuesday
at Monterey, where they will remain for five days
| Among the editors who will be present are William
| Sanders of the Woodland Democrat, Frank N. Pix
| ley of the ATgOndut, H. w. Fenton, Placer Argus
| VIII. Acton, Suffer Farmer Duncan Mcpherson
| Santa Cruz Sentinel Ed. Hoole, Chico Enterprise
D. L. Hackett, Yolo Nal VIM. P. Bartlett, Liver
| more Herald Chas. a. Gardner, st. Helena Star
| and many others The editors, with their ladies
will leave San Francisco next Tuesday on the $50 P
N. Monterey express. and will return by Santa Cru;
| the following Saturday.