Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-24
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means OF which 70 Dram fourteen miles OF
Feather river for mining purposes.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Z. S. Doud, Oakland; P. B. Nagle, San
Francesca ". H. Wilcox, Dunnigan; w
C. Crcsette, DIR. Durant, Folsom C. g.
Spencer, Georgetown Captain F. O'Grady
Vallejo L. Flowars, San Francisco J. B.
Stanton, Fall River; William Jagan, Court
land J. NJ. Welsh, Red Bluff; II. D. Clark.
Ogden; i. Matvia. Reno; John Lawton
and wife, Folsom; D. c. Halsey, Summit
William Stewart, Miss Stewart, Solano
Ed. Christy, Folsom; J. NJ. Stephenson,
franklin.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday a. II. Hart, New York J. P. Fos-
ter, Boston; E. D. Tuthill H. S. TuthiiE,
Buffalo, n. Y; d. G. Waldron. San Fran
cisco J. o. Frazier and wife, New Hope :;
]. Boyson, Colusa VIM. f. McCraken and
wife, Costumes; B. w. Manthey, Stoekton;
W. H. Harris san Francisco; e. P. Don
nell, Chicago; A Walden, Los Angeles
I. P. Hooper, Tolenas Springs; John Hoo
ley, Dwight, H.; Geo. Lawrence. John
Hooley, Geo. Laurauce, Chicago; Charles
D. Reynolds, San Francisco.
A Rocklin correspondent writes "R.
A. Morrison and Miss Georgia L. Staff. of
this place, were married on the Dist inst.
at the residence of the brides aunt. Mrs. G..
w. Mills, of this place, by Rev H. Cum
mings. Only personal friends of the con-
tracing parties were present Among these
were Misses Maggie and Fanny Lynch, and
Alexander Morrison, brother of the groom;
from Sacramento; Miss Nettie NJ. Sisson.
San Francisco; Miss Anna Brady, San
Jose, and Miss Mary J. Knight, of Auburn.
The marriage took place in the morning,
and after congratulations and an elaborate
wedding breakfast, the happy couple took
the train for San Francisco and other points
for q bridal trip. Many valuable and beau
tiful presents were made TO the bride"
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BRIc-A-BR CLUB.-The first reception
of the Bric-a-Brac Club for the season of
1856 was held last night at the residence
of II. Weinstock. There was large at
tendance. delightful evening was passed. !
and the opening of the season was in all
respects suspicious. Miss Daisy Siddons
played piano solo. Frank Miller read
an essay letter supposed to be written
from Sacramento in 1905 to person who
was resident OF the city in 1885 descrip-
tive OF changes and revolutions. It was
richly humorous, and contained some cap
ital hits. Miss Kitty Smith most effectively
recited AT the Opera, and in response to
request gave also the humorous character
recitation THE New Church Organ
which was read with complete success. !
and strong dramatic effect Mr. and Mrs. |
9. A. Neale gave two duets, flute and piano. /
Miss Gertie Gerrish played q piano solo. |
A contest was then engaged in by the en-
tire company in writing ESSAYS
of not less than thirty or. more
than sixty words of one syllable on q SUBJ !
ject chosen by Vice President Devlin, who |
superintendent the contest. The topic, |
being the classic and poetic mule" !
brought forth great variety of humorous
productions. The Committee of Award |
DIR: Wallace A. Briggs, General i. Tozer
and Miss Amelia Duggan-awarded the
first prize, a copy of Mark Twains " Rough !
ing 1t, to Mrs. II. H. Rice; the second, |
" oddities in Southern Life" by Henry
Watterson, to Frank Miller, and the last,
primer, to Mr.. Weinstock for the worst
essay, while special mention was made of .
and leather medal recommended for the |
essay by Mrs. William Beckman. The ,,
humOr of the whole contest was thor
oughly appreciated and very much aug
mented by the assumption of gravity and
seriousness, as well as the wit, of the pre- |
siding judge, DIR. Briggs, and the pertinent
remarks OF Mr.. Devlin. Broadly mirthfll
as 1t was, it also provoked great deal of
effort to avoid the use of polysylables. |
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plans for Bric-aBrac holiday exposition,
and subsequently for an art exhibition,
were outlined. refreshments were served |
and at IL o'clock the club adjourned.
INCoRPoRATIoNs.-The following articles
of incorporation have been filed in the
office Of the Secretary of State: OF the
Sacramento Glass and Crockery Company.
OBJECT. TO carry on a general mercantile
business in glassware and crockery. Princi-
pal place of business, Sacramento. Di-
rectors-John We'll, Z. J. Burns, G.. w.
Hancock, c. o. Burns and A. L. Frost.
Capital stock, $4,000, divided into 200
shares. .....Also, of the Grand Island Ferri-
age Company. Object, to conduct public
ferry on the Sacramento river from the
land of Mrs Mary Runyou, on the east
side, to the land of Mrs Reuben Kerche-
val, on Grand Island. Principal place of
business, CORTLAND. Directors-William
n. Barry, Henry w. Myers, A. W. Sturat,
a. j. Bump and William J. Smith Cant
tai stock, 81 900, divided into 100 shares.
......Also, of the Livermore Gaslight Com
pany. Object, to illuminate the town of
llvermore, Alameda county. Directors
n. b. Holmes, William NJ Mendenhall, J.
L. Mitchell, G. Gerst and George w. Lynch.
Capital stock, $4,000, divided into 1000
shares .Also, of the Atlantic and Pacific
Fiber Importing and Manufacturing Com
pany (limited). Object. the purchase of
l6O acres of land in California and the
manufacture of paper and other fibrous
materials. Principal place of business,
London, England Trustees. Blake
McGlashan, f. R. NJ. Gossett, John " ebb,
John Allen, Henry Richmond, Francis
Andrews and Charles H. Rose. Capital
stock, 100000, divided into 10000 shares of
81 each.