Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Senator Cox returned from San Francisco last
evening.
Sylvester L. Petit, San Jose journalist, is in
the city.
Herbert Taylor went to Stockton yesterday for
short visit
Mrs. a j. Stephens arrived home on the train
last evening.
Miss Nay Talbot returned from San Francisco on
Saturday evening.
Major Jones and wife, of Chico, passed through to
San Francisco yesterday.
D.levan Smith, of the New York Associated Press,
left the Pacific coast on Saturday
Theodo Winters came down from NeYads yes
terday and went to San Francisco.
Detective BrisseH, of this city has returned from
a two weeks official trip TO Arizona.
E. 7. stetson's theatrical company came from
Davisville yesterday, and went north.
Edward Atkinson, of Boston, viii go to Europe
next month and spend the summer there.
Colonel Robert McKillican, OF the Governors
staff, came up from Oakland last evening
DR.. Z. D. Curtis, wife and child, of Woodland,
Will arrive home to-day by the overland train.
Mrs. R. S. Benham of San Francisco, is visiting
in Dayisville, the guest OF Mrs. w. II. Marden.
Joseph Coffey arrived home last evening from a
trip to San Francisco, San Jose and other places.
District Attorney Craig, of Yolo has gone to PA.
county to look after his interest in mines.
H. Il. McCallum. Superintendent of the Milton
mine Grizzly Flat, FL Dorado county, is In the
city.
Mrs j. H. Corbin left for Smith Flat on Satur-
day, to speld few weeks with friends and rela-
| tiyes.
Arthur Roper, who has been sojourning in Ari.
iona for four or five noaths, returned to Gait last
evening.
Sol. Davis, of San Francisco, was visiting friends
in Sacramento Saturday, and returned to the bay
| yesterday.
Saturday afternoon J. H strobridge, of the Cen
trail Pacific construction force, went Redding in
SPECIAL car.
Wv. Morelanl. Governor stoneman's Private
Secretary, has gone to San Francisco BE will re-
| tura to-day.
George Zebold, connected with the I" Harrisons, -
| who was IN the city last week, left for the East
on Saturday evening.
| The Metropolitan Club will have social reunion
at the club rooms "Wednesday evening next. The
| cards bear the word Informal"
Garry Blaisdell, son of Ex-Governor Blaisdell, of
Nevada, is the Superintendent Of the Gold Blossom
| quartz mine, near oPhir, Placer county.
! D. B. wooli, formerly Clerk CT the Supreme
Court, is the of Sunside farm near Santa
Cruz. and is stocking it with Jersey cattle.
Lord Ashburnham, owner of the famous MSS, is
first cousin to Mr.. Swinburne, the poet and to B.
Milford, who wrote Tales of Old Japan"
Mrs. Aston Bristed, nee Sedgewick, is entertain
ing in Rome this spring. She Joined the Roman
Catholic Church at er her husbands death.
The Gait Histrionic Club have in preparation
" Barney the Baron" 1t will be presented in two
weeks, and for the benefit of Mrs. Jameson.
Harry V. Blaisdell, formerly railroad agent at
Sheridan, and nephew OF Ex-Governor Blaisdell, of
Nevada, was married recently to Miss Pauline Hud-
son, at Ogden, Utah.
Senator Cameron will go to Harrisburg as soon as
he can travel, TO see his father. He is sufficiently
! improved to be able to dictate few letters each
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next week.
Miss Ada johnson, who has been visiting friends
in this city for time will return to San Fran
| cisco to day. She will be accompanied by her
brother Howard, VINO is clerk in Secretary of State
Thorn pson's office.
Of the Port at Eureka, is well-known and popular
merchant Of Humboldt county, and owner Of PratG's
Opera House at Eureka. Mr.. Pratt was formerly in
business in FL Dorado county.
Clarence E. Parker, Fred. b Houston, J. W Rey-
nolds and Henry Hebron vent to San Francisco
Yesterday, 70 be present at the banquet OF the Ma
tive Sons OF the Golden West tonight at the Bald
win Hotel The fret three named delegates to
the Grand Parlor, which coavenes at the metropolis
to morrow.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: Charles F.
Lott, 0roviIle; E. P Albee, A. Meyer, Chicago; A.
81. Estuld George ChampiIn, J. Bucher, s. Hough-
ton, Red Bluff A Mckay, W. Read, Il. E. Bothen,
VIM. Diffenbacher, San Francisco N r. and Mrs. =.
D. crombie, Boston c. Woodwork, Sandusky, O.;
DIR. A Smith, Ply mouth W. T. Holland, ST. Louis
John Boggs, Colusa.
Among the candidates for the United States Sen
ate, to succeed Hon. James 7. Farley the following
names are mentioned: N. Greene Curtis, of this
city; W. 7. Wallace, Of San Francisco, exChef JUS
tice Of the State Supreme Court Patrick Reddy OF
Mono county, State Senator John D4ggett, Lieu
tenant Governor; James A. johnson, ex-Lieuten-
ntGovernor: p B. Tuily, Congressraan-elect from
the Fourth District Jackson Temple Superior
Judge Of Sonoma county; Ex-Governor J. G.
Downey Of Los Angeles; j. West Martin, Mayor OF
Oakland p o. Hundey, Superior Judge OF Butte
county; George Hearst and John S. Hagar, Of San
Francisco John Boggs, Of Colusa county, and G.
T. Ryland, Of San Jose. Senator Farley is also a
candidate for election to sue eed himself