Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. A. B. Dibble went up to Marysvill'
, yesterday afternoon.
Marion Biggs, Jr., of Biggs. returned
home yesterday from Sacramento.
Mrs. D. o. Cook intends TO leave for Chi
cago next Sunday, to join her husband.
! Mrs. Governor SLOVENIAN left for Sar
| Francisco by yesterday afternoons train.
NJ. Marcuse, of Marysville who had beer
visiting Sacramento, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Laura Krebs has gone to Dixon to
be the guest of Miss l.. Adams for the next
two weeks.
James Weed w. H. Sherwood end E. +.
Tanfield, of Chico, went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Devine and Miss May G.
Devine have returned from lengthy visit
to San Francisco.
John D. Skinner, Treasurer of FL Dorado
county, passed through yesterday, ON his
way to the Bay.
The Turner Harmonic will give a COM
plimentary invitation social to their friends
at Jacobs Hall this evening.
Rev. W. C. Merrill, pastor of the First
Congregational Church of this city, has
been added to the Board of Trustees of
Mills Seminary.
Peter Leinberger, of Baltimore, who has
been visiting his brother, Henry Leinber-
ger, who resides near the Lake House, is in
town, the guest for few days of F. H.
Russell.
Mrs. S. Zekind, formerly resident of
Sacramento but now of San Francisco, is
paying the city a visit after several years
absence, and is the guest of Mrs. Samuel
Nathan.
Governor Stanford and party, who came
up from San Francisco yesterday noon,
took their departure by special train early
last evening for Vina, to visit the Governors
ranch near that place.
Among those who went down to the
Bay yesterday were c. a. Wetmore Viii
cultural Commissioner: J. 5. Enos, Com
missioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics;
Alex. Boswell, S. L. Rogers and 0. b.
Turrell.
Justin Gates, of San Francisco. Chair
man Of the House of Correction Commit
tee of the Beard of Supervisors; Samuel
Nalleau, Supervisor from the Twelfth Dis
trict; DR.. Kunkler, from the Third Dis
trict, and f. B. Pond, from the Sixth Dis
trict, are in the city, looking 10 the passage
of bills pertaining to the County Hospital,
Almshouse and House of Correction.
In the city yesterday: Judge |. 5. Belcher
and w. T. Ellis, Marysyille; John d. Full
weller, Judge Hale, L. l.. Craig and V. V.
Mann. Auburn: C. NJ Chase. San Fran
cisco; State Prison Prison Director Hen
bricks, of Oroyille; Colonel w. Duden,
Latrobe; George Gardiner, Oakland; Ora
McHenry, Modesto; W. L. Martin, Tulare;
solomon Runyon, CORTLAND; Colonel c.
Fred. Crocker, san Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: John Parker, Kern county; W. +.
McCIacken, Costumes; John H. Wise,
San Francisco; Senator Wallis, Forest
City; Sam Granger, james Benallick,
Grass Valley; w. 7. Ellis, Marysville; c.
L. Fairbank, San Francisco; J. E. Far
mum, Walter Everson, C. II. Burnham. c.
Warner, Oakland; Frank V. Steele. Phila-
delphia, Pa; John Boggs, Colusa c. NJ.
Chase, San Francisco; Miss Emma Nc
Conncll Elk Grove; NJ. +. c.. Munday,
wife and two children, Petaluma; S. F.
Hyer. Halle. Germany; F. A. Hyde, San
Francisco; 5. c. Evans, Riverside, Cal;
Newton Phillips, Walter Turnbull, San
Francisco; |. G. Montfort Cincinnati, O.
SERVED HIM RIGH.-Ye sterday, in the
Police Court, Judge Henry gave good
lesson to a certain class Of offenders by fin
ing, for disturbing the peace, an individual
who had been annoying the public women
in the vicinity of Second and l. streets by
rapping on their doors and window blinds,
and otherwise misconducting himself.
These women are frequently arrested for
8 exhibiting" and the Judge intimated his
belief that the men who open the doors
and windows, and do other things to make
the women show themselves, are more TO
blame than the women, and deserve pun
ishment.
OFFICERS INsrALLED.-At the last regular
meeting of the British Mutual Benefit and
Social Society the following officers were
installed by Past President n. J. Nathan:
Geo. MuddOX, President; Rupet Mellon,
Nicerresident; Thos. Bromley, Treasurer:
Ed. I. AshWorth. Secretary 4. II. Taylor,
Guardian; Chas G. Pearl, Samuel Wild.
T. F. Smith. Trustees DR.. G. Pyburn,
Medical Examiner. At the invitation of
Mrs. Geo. Muddox the members of the So
ciety partooll Of fine banquet, which was
held in the antc-rooms. Speeches, tOasts.
songs, etc. followed until late hour
INcoRPoRATED.-Yes terday articles of in
corporation were filed in the office Of Sec
rotary OF State of the Cascade Coal Mining
Company for the purpose of purchasing,
owning and operating coal lands and mines
in Washington Territory, and to engage in
and carry on a general business of mining
and selling coal. Principal place of bust
ness, city of San Francisco. Directors, G..
w. Watson, East Oakland; J. NJ Davis
and J. Il. Burcelle, San Francisco; c. \.
Ingerscn, Oakland F. j. Bonney, Winters.
Capital stock, 100000, divided into COCO
shares, at the par value of $50 each