Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Bruce B. Lee ef Red Bluff, is visiting friends
in this city.
A Alderman left yesterday on business trip to
Los Angeles.
Ed. C. Hopkins left yesterday for San Francisco
to spend few days.
Captain Frank Jewell left yesterday for brief
visit to San Francisco.
William Saunders, of the Woodland Democrat,
was IN town yesterday.
Bishop Monogue came up from San Francisco by
the train yesterday noon.
w. NJ Watson, of Oakland, passed through the
city yesterday, goiog to Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Stewart, Of this city, were
visiting friends 10 San Jose last week.
Mrs John Boggs, who has been visiting friends
at Red Bluff, has returned to her home at Benicia.
Mrs F. C. Durant, Of Folsom, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Hattie Caples, is visiting Sacra-
mento.
George Stout, the well. known hunter, who has
been dangerously i'll in this city yesterday able
to be about.
Lafayette Miller, of the Costumes; G. Snow, OF
Gait, and o. Stephenson, OF Franklin, were in the
city yesterday.
|, J. 7. Stratton of Oakland, DEPUTY Surveyor.
General during the administration of General Shank
lin, was in town yesterday.
Governor Stoneman and J. J. Ayers, Superintend.
ent of State printing returned yesterday from the
southern portion o! the State.
Captain Oliver Edridge and John Mckee, man.
ager of Talants Bank, came up yesterday to attend
the meeting OF the Capital Gas Company.
L. S. Pease manager of John Parrott's ranch,
near Chico, came up from San Francisco Yesterday
going up to see how the property was looking.
B. A. Bell, who has been for a long time in the
employ OF Albert Galatn, in this city, left yester-
day to take charge OF ranch in Tehana county
J. II. Strobridge and A. w Ssson returned yes.
terday from " the front" on the California and
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to San Francisco.
The son of Len Spurgeon, who was so badly hurt
by the explosion OF his gun while hunting Da.
visville about two weeks ago. is doing as well as
could be expected.
Miss Carrie Schnabel returned last Saturday to her
home 10 Alameda, after spending few weeks 10
| this city visiting Mrs. J. L. Chadderdon Mrs Ed.
Bower and Miss Jennie Andersen.
Among the passengers to arrive from the Eas,
this evening are District Attorney John T. Carey
eX-Attorney-G General A. L. Hart, Mrs. H. c. Hewitt
and Richard Graham, Of Sacramento
Hy. Barton, OF Deer Creek, is in the city. lie
says from appearances it has been raining mud i'm
town; but it was golden shower of twenty dollar
pieces on the grain fields in his section.
A party given at the residence OF H. E. Parker,
230S street, few evenings since was in honor Of
his father, Noyes Parker, who is now 80 years Of
| age. Numerous valuable presents were bestowed
and pleasant occasion enjoyed.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
j. b. D. Las Clssas, Oakland F. D. Henderson,
Marysville; C. 5. Crocker, oakland; c. Fiske, New
| York; James 7. Stratton, Israel " Knox, John
Finn, oakland; H. l. Foss. Z. c. Newell, S. A.
| Wright, J. b. Eldrdge, J. W Smith, John B. Cat.
hagen, George A Knight San Francisco.
Messrs. Weber and link, two Buffalo tourists,
| spent yesterday in this city, and during the day
visited Agricultural Park, the State Capitol Exposi-
! ton Building, Courthouse and Hall of Records.
They have been on the coast for the past two
months have visited all points OF interest and say
they are perfectly delighted with the State, her
climate, productions and people.
Major a. F. Jones, District Attorney of Butte
county, has returned TO Orove from bis trip to
New Mexico. While in this city he said 70 a friend
that he found the mines Of silver ore richer than he
could have imagined. Some Of the Perkins and Lo-
gan stock has been sold for s. a share which cost
them but so cents. Governor Perkins and the Logan
estate own a controlling interest in mines for which
they have been offered S250OC0, and which are now
held to be worth $500 600 The silver ore is exceed
ingly abundant and easily wrought