Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

FIR. Porter, of the Oakland Tribune, is in the
city.
VIII Meacham, of the Calf Gazette, is visiting
the city.
Frank Lashells, of Biggs, was visiting the city
yesterday.
FIR. Porter, of the Oakland Tribune was in
town yesterday.
George Smith goes to Monterey this morning
| Hon. Joseph Mckenna, of Sulsun, came to the
| city last evening.
Mrs. T. ]. Parsons, of Oakland, is visiting her
parents in this city
R. D. Harmon went through yesterday from
| Chico 10 San Francisco.
Hon. Edward Bruner, of this city, will deliver
| the Grafton at Oakdale to-day.
Fred. Clarke and Mrs W. A Briggs, of Suffer
| county are visiting Mrs. c. {. Ault.
W F. Huntoon A. J. Johnston and WILDER F.
George went to Monterey yesterday.
John Richards, Superintendent of the San
| Francisco Tool Company, is in town.
n D. Coombs, of Marysville, passed through
Yesterday en- route for san Francisco.
Mr.. Killip, of the well-known pool-selling
! firm, went over to Grass Valley yesterday.
Hon. Leon D. Freer, of Oroville, went down to
Modesto yesterday, to deliver the Grafton to-day.
Sheriff Watkins, of Yolo county, passed
through yesterday, returning to Woodland from
Folsom.
SurveyorGeneral Wiley was among the pas
sengers who went to San Francisco yesterday
afternoon
Miss Minnie Heinrich left Wednesday for
months visit to friends i'll Oakland and San
Francisco.
F. A. Sprague eX-Sheriff of Butte county,
passed through yesterday ,en route from Chico TO
San Francisco.
George T. Bromley, well known in this city,
has been nominated by the President to be Con-
sui at Tientsin, China.
J. R. Hardenburg, resident of Sacramento
many years ago, but now living in San Francis
co, was in town yesterday.
John D. Yost, of H. s. Croker & Co., came up
from the Bay night before last, and returned
home yesterday afternoon.
R. C. Goodspeed Mrs W. r. Faunce, Mrs. ].
L. Walker and Miss Sella Miller, all of Chico,
went to the Bay yesterday.
Mrs John hatcher, who has been very i'll, has
gone to Hardin Springs, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. A. 2. Booth.
Mrs Delilah Bloom, of Franklin township, is
in the city, and will remain several days, the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. P Taylor.
f. E. Lambert, of San Francisco, and W. E.
Williams, of Stockton, formerly Sacramento
boys are spending the Fourth in this city.
j. O. Hector has returned from the mountains
greatly improved in health. He will leave
again Monday and hopes TO fully recover before
he comes home.
R. D. Stephens, John Mcneil, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lyon Hon. Thomas Mcdonald John Simpson
and T. Delaney went down TO the Bay by yester
day afternoons train.
Russell Briggs returned from New York We'd
nesday. After spending IL few days with his
parents in Alameda county, he will probably
reside again i'll Sacramento.
Master Jesse and Miss Attic Vaughn son
and daughter of A. J. Vaughn, of the
Mountain Messenger, Downieyille are visiting
with L. Downer and Mrs. L. d. Craw, on the
Riverside road.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
W. G. Smith, San Francisco; S. a. Hendricks,
Utah; J. NJ. Kaufman, San Francisco; c. II.
Dwinelle Berkeley; +. X. Porter Oakland r.
H. Stell, Marysville; G. NJ kutZ, San Francisco;
Mrs. D. II. Berdine and daughter Stockton; K.
Kircheval. J. NJ. Hawkins, c. Hardenfeldt, John
NJ. Holmes, s. II. Rowland, San Francisco; II.
NJ. Weaver, city; W. A. Johnston, Richland.
SUMMARY FOR JUNE, 1854 = Average hourly
velocity and direction of wind at 4:02 a. NJ for
the month 80 miles from the southeast AT SOP
\. NJ, 90 miles, from the south. At 1902 p NJ,
81 miles from the southwest. At 4:02 P NJ. 80
miles, from the south. At SOP P. NJ, IA miles,
from the south. Highest water in the river dur
ing the month, - feet on the LIST: lowest water
inthe river during the month, 1874 feet on the
30th. Range of water in the river during the
month, Is feet. The percentage of sunset Yeri-
tcaton was 100 per cent. during the month
The following west-bOund overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: E.W.
tiiddings, San Francisco; Miss Marion Giddings.
Miss Anna Giddings Miss Alice Schiller, Penn
sylyania; Thomas r. Bard, Hueneme; Douglass
Stewart, Grant, n y; f. S. Denson and family |
San Francisco; David c. Reed and wife San
Diego: +. +. Knight and wife, Marysville; Mrs
Sichom, san Francisco; II. Rhorer and lady II. |
Lyons and lady. Ida S. Lyons, Louis Lyons Ir-
wing Lyons, St Louis, Mo. Henry Schroeder San |
Francisco; Sig Simon, Madrid; NJ. Schusser, F.
L. Whitney, san Francisco; J. H. Ray, Ohio |
Mrs. L. f. Caldwell. Theodore Wagner. San |
Francisco; Lyde Wells, Mrs. Charles Keade and |
child, Salt Lake; c. II. Clark, Chicago; Colonel |
:. McCOuihe and Lieutenant ;. J. Muchall, of |
Fort Plymouth: Val Schmidt, San Francisco;
F. W Gabriel, Benicia: +. Hirth and wife, Santa
Rosa; Gus Bell, Cincinnati. o.: f. r. Cleveland |
San Francisco; H. ". Oliver and lady, Chi |
cagO III.