Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Emil steinman left for the Bay yesterday.

Add. C. Hnkson went over to Woodland last even
ing.
Colonel Wilson and family passed through the
city yesterday.
Deputy Secretary of State Shattuck came up from
the Bay last evening.
Misses Carrie and Sophia Stephenson came up
from he Bay last evening.
Mr. Lux, of the firm of Lux & Miller, passed
through the city last evening route to Reno
G. Sein and wife of MarysYille, and NJ H. Pow
ers and J. Abram, Of Sunny South, in the city.
A B. johnson and P. J. Shields will arrive in this
city to-day from the East via the Southern route.
A J. Lowry, of Placerville, came up from the
Bay last evening. He will remain in the city to-
day.
Ex-policeman Anthony Green, who has been re-
siding in Oregon for the past year, has returned to
Sacramento.
]. J. Smith, of Auburn station, was in the city
Yesterday and left for his home IN Placer county
last evening.
Mrs. Dana Perkins, OF Rocklin, who has been
visiting during the past week friends in this city,
left for her home yesterday.
Charles Laughton, Lieutenant Governor Of the
State of Nevada passed through the city last even
ing en- route to his home in Carson City.
DIR. W. A. Briggs and Charles NJ. Prodger. Of this
city, have returned from tour of FL Dorado
county They visited large number Of vineyards
in the foothills. The vintage they say is excellent,
and the travelling over the mountain roads, now
freed from dust by the recent rains, deightfal
At the State House Hotel: T. ]. Muvany, Mrs.
Andrews Mrs. johnson, Nicolaus; NJ. H. Hicks, G
L. Denman, San Francisco; Miss Nellie Miller, Sec
White Rock ; Z. Dichey, Santa Cruz; B. 7. Whit
ing, Oakland Edward Riley and wife, Hicksville ;
j. B. Green, L. D. Green and wife, Richlard.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: NJ.
W. Bradley, A. Hungerbuhler, New York; E. Bel.
land, Marysyille; G. L. Hanna, United States army
n aY,lta GOrrltA twill j rtar
Mrs. E.'Smith, Springfield, Mass; VIM. S. Head
and wife, Latrobe, Pa; W. II. Young, Miss Alice
Young, oxford, n. Y; 7. G. Banks, Folsom; J. 7.
Bethel and wife, G. Heymau, Louis Bauer, j. W.
Miss Bird, Z. E Gilkison, NJ Il. Gilbertson, San
Francisco.
KICKED TO DEATH.-A horrible accident
occurred near the corner of Eleventh and r
streets last evening about half past 4 o'clock.
Luther Packard, teamster in the employ Of
William Doyle, had occasion to stop his team
for the purpose of fixing something about the
singletrees OF the wagon. While he was thus
engaged his horses became frightened at q
passing vehicle and began to run. The dri-
yer. in his endeavors to check them, was
thrown down under the wheels and under the
heels Of the frantic animals and kicked to
death. The unfortunate mans skull was
CRUSHED 10, anu HS Qleu hiiuOos lustautlys uo
was well known in this city, where he has
lived for many years. He was native Of
Augusta, Me-, and about So years of age,
married, bu. separated from his wife. The
inquest will be held OF the undertaking
rooms of J. f. Clsrl this evening.
NEW TINE CARD.--A new time csrd has
been made out for the running of passenger
trains, is now in the hands of the printers,
and will go into effect the last of this or first
of next week. According to the proposed
card the passenger train from ReddinR mo.
12) will arrive at 10:45 A. N. instead of Ills,
as now. The Colfax trsip, which now ar
rives st 11:z0 A. NJ, will get il at 10:45. The
train that now leaves for San Francisco at
lao a. N. will leave at HOS. The morning
second-class train for San Francisco will leave
at o'clock instead of Clio, as now. The
time Of the arrival and departure Of the ether
passenger trains will remain as now.
"THEY WoN'T Go HONE TILL MoRs1Na.'
1.-THE curfew tolls the knell of parting
day." and in Sacramento admonishes tender
Youths to repair TO their homes at o'clock P
NJ. Lsst night four boys did not heed its
GENTLE admonitions, and in consequence were
locked up in the City Prison by the ever
wstchful guardian of the peace, q policeman.
Their names are John Woods, James De.
laney, William McMullen and Henry Sulli-
van.