Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-19
SOCIAL Anp PERSONAL.


Judge $ c. benson has ZONE to Fresno
D. Z. Knight, Of Msrysyille, wos in the city yes
terday.
W. F. Norcross, Of San Francisco, was in tow
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Caples, Of Folsom, Is visiting friend
in SaCr0men o.
Rev. Mr. Mott, Of MarysyiIle, was visiting Sacra
mento yesterday.
c. F. Gardner, United States Receiver, LETT for th'
Bay yesterday afternoon.
DR.. G. L. Simmons and daughter returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
J. C. Bell, OF Woodland, and L. NJ. Mckinney, o.
San Francisco, are in the city.
Mrs c. J. oyler left yesterday for few weeks
visit with friends near Franklin.
J. NJ Hawkins, city editor OF the Bee has gone tc
San Francisco to spend few days
b. Levens, OF Chico, passed through the city yes
terday, on his way to San Francisco.
Judge \. b. Di5ble, OF Grass Valley, Fish Corr.
missioner, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and Mr. and Mrs
Charles McCreary have gone 10 San Francisco
Henry Schlnale Of Lincoln, Neb is visiting his
bro,her-in-law, VIM H. H. Thompson, of this city.
Judge Ball, Of Woodland, who had been in Sucra.
mento on q brief business visit, returned home yes
terday
Miss Ora Stephenson returned to her home near
Franklin yesterday, accompanied by Miss Cassie
Msupin.
Mrs R. Pacheco and Miss Pacheco will arrive
from the East by this evenings train, on their way
to San Francisco.
P. J. Stevens, F. B. Walter, Elk Grove !. R.
Meyers, r. Meyers, Cospmnes, and John CafTney,
Live Oak, are at the Eldred Houss.
T. 7. J. Riley formerly Of Sacramento but al
present engaged in business with his father in San
francisco, Is in town for short visit.
H. T. Huggin, CORTLAND; william Dunlap AT.
burn A. c. Russell, Stockton; oscar Stephenson,
Elk Grove; h. B. Muzzy, Plymouth, and James
Noel of Los Angeles, are in town.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
John L. Boone, San Francisco; \. heesir, Mendc-
ciuo J. II. Martin, city Jasper Robertson, Sui
sun; b. Lazansky. Harry Peyser, San Francisco
Mrs. W II. Stone, San Jose Mrs. Z. l.. Squire and
two children, Nevada City \. II. Enrich, A. Coin,
San Fraucisco; L. a. Gallup, Philadelphio, Pa; W.
Hawkins, Chico; J. D. French, c. Politz, San Frar-
cisco.
Ned Wratten, who was receiving clerk for the
Central Pacific Railroad Company In Sacramento
many years ago, subsequently freight clerk on the
steamer Chrysopois and then clerk of that steamer,
after which he removed to Virginia City, and is now
freight agent Of the Virginia and Tfuckee Railroad
at that pace, to the city two three days age
TO see his mother, who was very i'll. She having
improved in health, he returned home last evening.
twenty-five years ago young man named Alfred
Morton filled q clericrl position in the business de-
partment Of this journal. He lett it 10 enter the
upon the coast, however, and was rapidly advanced,
at time filing the position Of Provost Marshal
at San Francisco. on the close of the war, having
attained to rank, he expressed wish to enter the
regular army. Through the influence of Governors
Stanford, Low and Latham he enabled to crafty
his desire, and received a commission, his capacity
for it being fully established. lie was sent upon
the plains on Indian and post service, and since
then has been stationed at many important places,
and had reposed in hin large trusts. He is now q
Major in the regular service, and in command at
Fort Bridger. Some two months ago he expressed a
wish 70 visit his old California home, and obtained
a furlough He has been in this State since them
companed by his wiIa, who was the daughter Of Gus
tave Wetzlar, OF San jose, and is sister TO Mrs. L.
Mebius, Of this city. Major Morton and vile are
in this city. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Mebius
They remain here until Saturday evening next
when the viii depart for Fort Bridger. Major Nor
ton was, il we mistake not, an active member Of
the City Guard California State militia, during hi;
early residence in Sacramento.