Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Jackson.
NJ. Riddle left yesterday for Vallejo, where he
will reside.
N Greene Curtis LEFT for San Francisco yester,
day afternoon.
Dr. Lame went down to San Francisco yester-
]. NJ Pettengill, of San Jose, will spend few
days in this city.
H. A. Burr and family, of Nicolaus, came to
the city yesterday.
Clinton L. White went down to San Francisco
yesterday morning.
NJ Davis. of Colusa and Daniel Morris. of Salt
Lake, are III the city.
Colonel George Cowles, of this city. came down
from ColfaX yesterday.
J. Lorain, of Green Valley, and F. Mallows, of
Dutch Flat, are in town.
Benjamin F. Billiard came down from Grizzly
Flat yesterday, going to the Bay.
H.W. Mccullough and Mrs John Mccullough,
of Amador, are ut the Eldred House.
Dr. Grattan, of Stockton, passed through this
city yesterday, going to Iuba county.
The Misses Alice and Mollie Blair. of Placer
vile, are visiting relatives in this city.
HOratio Livermore, of the Natoma Water and
Mining Company, went TO the Bay from Folsom
yesterday.
Miss NJ j. Hart has been elected as Goddess of
Liberty for the Fourth of July celebration at
Nevada City.
Ex-senator Moreland, Governor Stoneman' $
Private Secretary, went down to the Bay yester-
day afternoon.
F. f. Lambert, Fl. E. Bothine and Mrs. ]. H.
Mckune came up from the Bay on the noon
train yesterday.
Henry Powell Nevada City; C. A. King j. Re
gan, Dixon: and J. Gaines, Wheatland. came to
the city yesterday.
C. II. Wilcox, OrovilleaW W Brown, wife and
son, T. 7. Magee and &. Myers, OF Woodland
are at the Capital Hotel.
Sheriff Hopping of Shasta county. weighs 80
pounds He claims to be the strongest Repub-
lican in northern California.
William Bandeen, who has been spending
several days in the city left for his old home al
Hicksyille yesterday morning.
. Mrs NJ. d. Carr leaves this morning for San
Francisco, to visit her mother. She will remain
at the Bay until after the Fourth
George Hignett, for many years a resident of
Sacramento left on the train yesterday for Gait.
where in the future he will reside.
City Auditor and Recorder Morgan, of Butte
county, passed through the city yesterday on his
way from San Francisco to OrOyille.
Nicholas Cofield and wife leave this morning
for Bartlett Springs Lake county, where they
Will remain during the warm weather
NJ. Madden, mining Superintendent of
passed through the city yesterday
with his family, en- route to san Francisco.
j. B. Gray, editor of the Nevada Herald. and
Miss Alice CLANCY were married on Wednesday
last 1T the residence of the brides parents in
Nevada City.
E. c. Hart, late editor of the Willows Journal.
has left Colusa county, and at present is not de
,ided where he will locate. He registers at the
hotels thuSly: Lige Hart at Large"
P. A. Finigan, President of the State Agricult-
lral Society, came up from san Francisco Mon
lay evening TO see how matters were progressing
1t the Park. and returned to the Bay yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs H. G. Swain and her daughter Florence
came down from Greenwood, FL Dorado county,
morning. At this city they were
oined by Walter b. Ferral, and the party then
proceeded to Hicksville.
Ira D. Sankey, the singing evangelist has ar
lived in New York by steamer from London.
md emphatically states that his voice is as good
IS ever or viii be after a few weeks rest. He
viii join his old companion in labor again this
all but where he has not determined. So he
tated upon arrival home.
Charlie Burnham, Deputy Recorder, and Henry
ierber, who went to the Springs recently for
heir health are not accomplishing theirobiect
The former has been sick in bed for few DAYS
It Adams Springs, and the latter at Bartlett |
las been threatened with Il return of the chillS |
They viii both return home before the Fourth. |
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday |
ohm NJ. Myer c. Nelson, Michigan Bar: WIN. |
'OttOn, ClarkSville T. II. Gartlin. Miss Mary |
iartlin, lone; W. 5. WILDER, Buckeye Valley: r !
; kirkpatrick and family, Plymouth: Al. John |
on, Walnut Grove; &. Grizzly Boston. Mass: O. |
,ay, FL Dorado; Charles Davis, GeorgetOwn; |
ameS Willis, St. Helena \. NJ. Burtis city: |
rank Martin, iolo.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
. J. DeGolyer and wife J. 7. Meehan, Miss Liz
lie L. Meehan San Francisco; Chas. II. Sparks,
t. Louis; Mrs. F. l., Rohlfing and two children,
Denver: /. B. Leonard, Chicago; W /. Wagner.
,enO; p H. Brown George Lawrence. Hidden
land" Company: W. II. Lyons, Stockton; Frank
stakeholder, Mrs. a. d. Barstow and two chill
rem, L. y. Nallbank, san Francisco; William
OhnSOn. Miss Johnson. Willows; A. b. Fourier
Samuel J. Strauss, san Francisco: j.
/. Bah. W. T. Turner, Milwaukee Wis: James
'ailey New York; j. =. Rice, Fort Madison: J.
/. johnson and wife, II. Newell, L. i. Helliard,
an Francisco; W. L. Bonncy, Sacramento.
The following west-bound overland pasSen-
ers passed Sacramento this morning: J. C.
flugcr. Bremen, Mass. c. L. Gardner Miss
my ScOvll, San Francisco; Mrs. c. :. Coleman
nd two children, SAN Leandro; J. W. Chase
nd lady Boston; John GarrctsOn PeScaderO: |
Irs. koopmenschap San Francisco; John
Iarpst, California; K. /. Patton, Chicago H.;
F. Chapman and lady, Miss o. L. Chapman,
oakland; j. H. Bailey, San Francisco: f. 2. Ry
and Miss Norma Ryland, Miss Hattie Ryland |
an Jose; !. T. starr, Lawrence, kas; Emma Feu-
Ter Cleveland Ohio; NJ. Z. Mcdowell and lady
II. W. Mooganthaler, II. b. Whit
IAN, Cincinnati, Ohio; :. Clesby John 0. Han
com, c. J. Williams, Oakland; Il. II. ZukcrtOrt
ames W Christie, London, England; William
hirley and lady, Baltimore; James Hayes H.
=. Jangsbluth san Francisco Rosetta PomerOy,
rizona; NJ; l. Jordan, Virginia; A. 5. Vandyn,
ittsburg, \. c.; W. 5. McNicker aud lady
anada; Minnie Jenkin. Michigan; y. \. Gil
IAN, san Carlos Reservation.
PUBLIC LIBRARY MEETING.-The Board
f Trustees of the Free Library met last
vening. Present. Trustees Fitch, Lenoir
nd Gerrish. The Librarians report for
he month of June was read as follows
lumber of books issued during the month
,704; fiction, ,, 15l; history, a; biography,
s; travel and adventure, 129; miscellaneous
terature, l47; religion, %; poetry and
rama, 90; science and art, 70; average
lumber issued per day 150 percentage of
elton, Is; number Of patrons, 1855;
mount OF the fines collected, IS 40 num-
er of catalogues sold, 80 cents. A large
Iuding Johnson's and Chambers cvclope-
las. Mr.. Fitch gave notice of change in
he rules for taking out books, to be acted
n next meeting. The Secretary's financial
apOrt for the past year was read. The Lii
rary was ordered closed on July 4th.
fter allowing the following bills the Board
ljourned: Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
o., $50; Capital Gas Co, 80 80; Sherburn
Smith, SS5; c. 5. HoughtOn, $i3 so; w.
[. Kimber, so; J. V. Ducoing, $41 IS; O.
. Graham, $50 Lewis & Johnston So 30;
'. p. Coleman, So Davis d Smith, $40;
. +. Spencer, s. so; Whittier, Fuller o.
o., s. 80; A. L. Ripley, s. 30.
SOLDIERS MovGNG-A soldier train of six
irs went East last night from San Fran
SEQ. \ train of twelve cars, containing
lvalrymcn and their horses, etc, arrived
RoClllin from the East at ) P. NJ. yestcr-
ay, remaining there over night, 10 rest the
ock, and will leave this morning for Red
ing. Another train of fifteen cars of sol
lers, baggage, etc. came through from the
asst about ) O'Clock this morning and
ent on to San Francisco.
STILL SUBMERGED.-The work of raising
he Azalea was progressing slowly but
eadily yesterday, chains having been
lssed beneath her, forward and aft, and
tached to timbers resting upon scows.
Y means of jackscrews beneath these
mbers she will be raised Though the
rogress made is slow, it is apt to be sure,
I'd the hull of the little craft will probably
, in sight tomorrow.
BORN.