Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Hon. j. H. Neff, Of Dutch Flat, came to The city
yesterday.
Jacob Hoehn went down to San Francisco yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Philip Hortop, of Marysyie, is visiting res-
tives in this city.
General NJ S. Koran, Of San Francisco, is spend
ing few days here.
J. T. Stratton, ex- Deputy Surveyor-General, came
up from oakland yesterday noon.
T. C. Jurgens, former resident of Sacramento,
but latterly living at Yisalia is in town.
John Steward and P. George, OF Marysvine,
passed through the city yesterday going TO the Bay
William ostrom, of Reeds Station, who had spent
a day or two in Sacramento, returned home yester.
day.
William Higgins and James Cannon came up from
San Francisco yesterday to take look at the Legs-
lature.
Mrs john A Muir, wife of the Division Superin-
tendent, left last evening for Tucson to join her
husband.
7. ]. Scott returned yesterday from San Francisco
and knows more about wrestling than he did when
he went down.
Benjamin.. Billiard, Jr., came up from San Fran
cisco Monday night and left yesterday morning for
his home at Grizzly Flat.
Assemblyman W. NJ Cutter returned to Marys-
vile yesterday, having urgent business that will de-
tain him there few days
Miss Lizzie Smith, OF Brighton, who has been Wis
ting friends in the city for the past two weeks re-
turned to her home yesterday
F. F. Hair, Plymouth; A. Plummer, Twelve
mile House; w. Dotv Elk Grove and +. +. Rose,
Franklin, are at the Eldred House.
Dr. F. W. Hatch, n. Greene Curtis and j. R.
Watson were among the passengers for San Fran
cisco by yesterday afternoons train.
S. II. II. Clarke, General Manager of the Union
Pacific Railroad, and party came up from San Fran
cisco last evening, en- route for home.
D. B. Allen, Secretary of Division Superintendent
A. D. Wilder, came down from the front" OF the
California and Oregon Railroad yesterday, on his
way to Oakland.
Jacob Dryer, Joseph Fosslina, p. II. Creeden and
George Huber down from Greenwood, Fl
Dorado county, yesterday, and are stopping at the
Philadelphia House.
W. B. Todhunter. who returned from his ranch
in the State of Nevada, Monday night, reports the
weather there excellent and the prospects of
good season, for agricuturists especially, never
better
Mrs. Ariel Lathrop, sister-in-law OF Governor
Stanford, was passenger by the train on the Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne Railroad that WAS wrecked
last Thursday, but escaped injury. She sailed last
Saturday for Europe.
Yesterday Richard P. Burr AMI Miss Emma NJ
Lord, young psople who are very popular in q large
circle OF acquaintance here, were married at the
brides residence by Rev. A J. Frost, and left on
wedding trip to the lower portion OF the State.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday !:
Frank j. Sullivan, 7. B. johnson, r. II Webster,
T. X. Flynn, Edward Booth. o. W Whitney, j. Sill
bernstein and wife, N. S. Koran, T. II. Baldwin, D.
D. Earle, San Francisco a. a. Taylor Santa Cruz !;
]. b. Cooke, Coiusa J. T. Campbell, Santa Rosa ;
W. H. Lyons, Oakland; John W. Breckenbridge
MERGED.
Messrs. Smith apd Harrison, Of San Francisco
gentlemen well known to the travelling public, the
former beng connected with the Grand Hotel and
the latter with the Lick House were in town yes
terday having under consideration the leasing OF the
Golden Eagle Hotel, if satisfactory terms can be
arranged with Colonel McNasser and the owner OF
the building.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday =:
William Harris, William Morgan, L. Deler, NJ LIE
cum, C. S. Rogers, P f. Witt, r Bamburg P
Knabey, Greenwood FL Dorado county; C. Berg
man, city A. L. Johnson, Walnut Grove c. NJ
Coulton, L. S. Dart, Elk Grove 4. c. Rhodes
Truckee; A. L. wager, Costumes NJ. s. Smith,
Routiers D. Blylis, Biggs; D. McLanahum, Frank
lin; W. Orion and wife, lone.
NJ. J. Browning and wife, Woodland; Dr.. Clark,
Chico; john P. Gallagher, Isaac Meter, c. F.
Miller, San Francisco; George Ditzer, Ed. f. Leake
Dixon; C. II. Wilcox Orovile; R. P. Andrews,
Grizzly Flat b. Davis, J. Bren and son, Coiusa ;
Miss Ida Knights, Placerve; Mrs. Eirley Mrs
Burnett, Dayisvlle Mrs. W. II. Neville, jackson
Miss Smith, Nevada; w. Il. Norway, Santa Bar
bara, at the Capital Hotel.