Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

A.P. Catlin left yesterday morning for
Vallejo.
Add C. Hinkson left yesterday for Los
Angeles.
T. ]. Urquhart returned yesterday from
Glen Ellen.
Gus Lavenson got back yesterday from
Portland, Or.
Frank J. Devlin returned yesterday to
San Francisco.
Mrs. Edith Smith, of Folsom, is visiting
friends in Oregon.
e. T. Gray, of Shingle Springs, has re-
moved to Folsom.
P. Kelly left yesterday for Grass Valley,
to stay few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Fulton, of Gait, left
for the mountains last week.
III. Rose, of Sunny Slope, Los Angeles
county, was in the city Saturday.
Fred. Burnham, ofFolsom, is rusticating
in the mountains above Placerville.
CIV. Reed. of Sacramento, was registered
at the Aston House New York, Saturday.
NJ. Doll, of Folsom, is spending few
DAYS in this city. His health Is very poor.
Hon. w. W. Moreland and Captain c. L.
White went to the Bay yesterday after
noon.
Charles McCreary returned Saturday from
a trip of several weeks to Yellowstone
Park.
Edward Mulligan and family, of Forest
Hill. Placer county, are spending few days
in this city.
A. E. Shattuck, ex-Deputy Secretary of
State came up from San Francisco Satur-
day evening.
Senator Fred. Cox left yesterday for Ore
gon, meeting his team at Cottonwood,
Shasta county.
E. H Miller, Jr., came up from the Bay
Saturday evening, aud returned home yes
terday afternoon.
]. n Parker and Fred Knox left for the
Bay on Saturday. The latter will visit San
Diego before returning.
Master Joseph Russell, of this city, has
resumed his studies at the California Mill
tary Academy in Oakland.
Mrs. Wooster and Mrs Clough, after
spending week in Gait, returned to their
home at Pine Grove Friday.
VIM. Miner, former Sacramentan, who
has been residing in San Francisco lately,
has returned to Sacramento.
R. P. Ashe returned on Saturday from
by Mrs. Ashe, for San Francisco.
Z. D. Byron and daughters, Misses Kitty
and Teresa, and Mrs. Abraham Woodward,
of Elk Grove, are at Byron eprings.
Miss Hessie Doyle, of Oakland, returned
home last Monday, after spending a month
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Sampson, of
Gait.
Mr. and Mrs. Story left Gait last Wednes-
day morning for their former home in
Tennessee. They will not return to Cali
fornia
Controller Dunn has returned from a
fve-weeks' successful hunt in the wilds of
the Sierras. He was hunting health, and
found it.
J. W. Cuthbert, of San Francisco, who
had been spending a few days in the city
on business and visiting his brother, w. w,
Cuthbert, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. w H Meacham, of Gait, is in San
Francisco visiting her father. Before re-
turning she will spend a couple of weeks
visiting relatives in Sonoma county.
Dr. Strong and his sons, j. D. and Tom,
and Dan Hubbard, Doc. Lewis and Steve
Shellhammer left Woodland yesterday, ON
hunting expedition in Lake county.
Lewis H Mccullough, Superintendent of
the Richmond Fire Alarm Company. and
who superintended the construction of Sac
ramento's fire alarm system, is in the city.
Misses Lizzie, Jessie and Martha Pearson,
Jennie Henry, Bine Ingham, James Ander-
son. Maurice Ingham and j. c. O'Donnell
all of Placeryille, are in the mountains fish
ing.
Miss Gertie Jones, of this city, who is
finishing her musical education in Boston,
is spending her two months summer vaca-
ton among the Green Mountains of YER
mont.
Misses Libbie and Hattie Sanders, of
Woodland, started for Il six months visit
10 Battle Creek, Michigan, on last Monday.
They go in company with Alameda and
Oakland friends.
Jay Miller, the popular young telegraph
operator at Gait, is taking a vacation in
San Francisco. During his absence the
duties of the lightning singer will be per-
formed by S. c. Gridley, of Byron.
J. H. Miller, of Latrobe, the largest live
stock owner in FL Dorado county, has his
stock in Lake valley. He Will winter his
stock in the State OF Nevada the srasshop-
pers having destroyed his winter range.
George Oheyer, the pleasant and ever
genial fighting editor of the ,S,ltte,' Farmer
was III LIlS Clty bdtulbsiyt tIi IOhtC ilOlLIS
from an extended visit to Pacific Grove
He evidently had enjoyed his trip, if his
fulsome praise of that popular seaside re-
sort can be credited
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
James Ware, Sacramento; L. V. Spencer,
Miss Alice Todd, Susanville; H. T. Hug
gin, Clarksburg; T. V. Codington, Marys-
vile; George 0hleyer, Yuba City; l.. b.
Clarke, county; Miss A. F. Zurckle, Mrs.
NJ Cove, Thomas E. Findey, John Nc
Kay, San Francisco; X. D. Stephens, Brigh-
ton; Fred. Neary, city, a. Ash, Cisco; Carl
o. Leary, Bodie; r. S. Rusing and family,
Blacks; A. A. Jackson, Williams.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: w. S. Dean, ]. E. Mitchell, Quin-
cy, Plumas county; VIM. Phillips and
wife, Sheridan; VIM. Cahen, J. V. Chinn,
San Francisco W. D. V. Miller Ohio ; Mr..
and Mrs. o. S. Flint, Riverside; George
Tourney Jr., San Francisco; i. +. Au-
zerais, San Jose; E. II. Miller, Jr., San
Francisco; NJ. Stairley, Red Bluff; W. II.
Bane, San Francisco; F. r. Girard, Sacra-
mento; A. Tessandier, Paris; W. Preston,
San Francisco; II. f. Brey, Dixon; e, W.
Hovey, San Francisco A. HOchheimer,
Willows; Samuel Jones, city, r. Jones,
Berkeley Alex. Chalmers, Stockton; Mrs.
VIM. Beckman, city NJ. ]. Heating. san
Francisco.
CITY TREAsURY.-T following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday, July