Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04
soc1aL AND PERSONAL.

:
Sheriff Mccoy Of Yuba came to the city est even
senator Fred Cox vent TO San Francisco yester-
! day.
w.HAnls aud wife VIII spend the Fourth Of
/ July Al Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs 1, C. Goodrich. OF this city, passed
! Omaha yesterday, to arrive here Friday.
, NJ C. Tilden, an attorney who resides in Carson
CITY, ana wife are visiting their old heIne, sScra-
mente.
+ Major P. j. HasneyAnd Edward Griffin Of San
( Francisco came Up las. evening TO spend the
Fourth.
RI. Fulton Of the Reno Ga-stts passed through
the city route T. MS home lEom San Francisco
/ last evening.
Professor and Mrs. E. K. Hill and family, Mrs.
( Garten and Mss Eta Garteu, Of hsrysFile, have
! gone to Monterey to spend the GUNNER.
! Mrs. Nelson King and children have returned to
( their me in Sacramento after a two months visit
TO Pr0montory, Ogden, salt Lake aud other points
. IN Utah
Dr.. Ida E Andrews, who was seriously injured a
few days ago by her crutch breaking left yesterday
en- trip down the river and 10 ST. Helena, TO be
{ gone several weeks.
IL the city yesterday: James NJ. Haren, San
Francisco; ". Green, Mary sTille; J T. Frick,
| Berkeley; J. d. Lawson. Woodland Charles Cad
Balader Red Bluff John Marley, Salinas City.
Thomas r. Healey and Emma J. Carroll were
married At St. Rose Church last evening. Gertrude
Carroll and j. }. O'Hare stood up witn the couple
willie the wedding ceremony was being per
formed
The following Knights Tempar and their tarilies
are passengers the overland train 10 arrive this
afternoon: william Camp, Mrs William Camp,
Miss Mamie Camp, Willie Camp, Freddie Camp,
Bement H.; F. c. Shepard Sirs. F. C. Shepard, Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel c. J. Jones,
Mrs @. L. Cunningham, VIM. 5. F5her, San iran
cisco; A C. Thomas end wife, Sophie E. Thomas,
Alice R. Thomae Hamilton o Wan. Johnston aud
wife, Kchland George Oliver, Miss May Stsuclift
Sheridan, r. 4. Tenney aud wife, D. Hedelbsrger,
Chicago; a. Aeizner, Benici4 Airs !. J. Sdther-
land salt Lake.
Tie Lake Tahoe season IS at its hight, snd the
hotels are nearly all filed. One was compelled this
week to turn away party Of eighteen Cor want OF
ro0I1. Three steamers are running on the lake
Governor Stanford, Meteor and Niagara The former
carrying the mall and ihe latter two eNcuTsoniss.
Auong lhoss registered there the first Of this week
are the follow NJ Dr. Harkness c. Swain, Miss
Lula Dickay, C2ntain OTland Smith, ana M ana
Mr. Robert Mckiiesn. OF Sacramento; Mr. and
&rl. j.. b. ktil, Chester Z. Rail- r. D. Rail, Miss
Jennie Forces, W. a. Pear5ons, Z. H. Townse I'd,
Mrs James V. Coli man, Mrs Mary Coleman, Mr.
ard Mrs }. Hoffman aud three children, Mr.. and
Mrs Josiah Applegate and four children d. Hay
man, 5irs- Han, Mr. and Mrs G. Haber ana tWo
children, and Hiss May L. Taylor, OF San Fran
cisco; Thomas G. Taylor, Gold hua; Csc. Arms
don, Latrobe J. A Scott Fl Dorado; Mr.. and Mrs
I. n. Arthur, Rene. New; l.. Il. Pratt, Placerve;
Judge Richard Rising e d family, Mrs. J R Ryon
and John Cox, Virginia itY; Mr.. aud Mrs G. L. 81.
Comstock and two children Hawthorne, New; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Bonuey, w H. Hathsws, j.
W. Aathews, Judge and Mrs j. II. Boalt, Mis- Alice
B0slt, Frank and Hermon Tubos, Misses Hattie,
Grace and Florence Tubbs and Nj s Emma Fsrren,
Of oakland. Tho last six mentioned from Oakland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sas Carrie of this city, formed
party which assembled Mount Tsllae last Saturday
The mountain is l0, 800 feet above the sea level aud
1900 feet above Lake Tahoe. The party left the
lrtNl the shore Of ha he NJ n trau 1.-Two
seven miles in a wagon, six on horseback and one
half mile on foot They took lunch on the top Of
the peak, and their return reached the hotsl at
$50 2. NJ, and vowed they wouli never cit again
JOE GonpARp, Opposite the Metropolitan Theater,
will ntinue there as friendly as ever.