Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-17
SOCIAL AND PERSOsAL.

W R. Chamberlin, of Chico, was here
yesterday.
Frank Lambert and wife went to Wood
land yesterday.
P. c. Slattery, of Marysville, went to ia
cinto yesterday.
Mrs. Governor Stoneman is paying San
Francisco visit.
General James w. Shanklin left yester-
day for Los Angeles.
Thomas Gleason and Bing. Brier returned
from Auburn yesterday.
State Prison Director Devlin went up to
Folsom yesterday afternoon.
Louis Phillips and Dr. w. r. Cluness re-
turned home from the Bay yesterday morn
ing.
r. 0. Cravens, Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector, went up to Amador county yes
terday.
Mrs F. g. Bochow, of this city, left for
San Francisco yesterday on a short visit to
her mother
Judge CARRIER, of San Francisco, who had
been examining mines in ESmeralda county,
Nevada, near hawthorne returned home
yesterday.
d. II. Haskell, TOWNSHIP agent of the
Southern Pacific Company, returned to
San Francisco yesterday from trip as far
east as Elko.
District Attorney Buckley is % under the
weather" owing to severe cold, and was
unable to assist in the trial of the GIN
Yuen case yesterday.
NJ. NJ. Drew, E. J. DePue. C. II. Hub
bard, j. W. Mccarthy, j. F. Clark, ]. G.
Hogan and A. J. Stevens left for San Fran
cisco Yesterday afternoon,
In the city yesterday: Charles Ruman.
Michigan Bar; l. NJ. Smith, Gait; James
Gallogly, Cooks Bar; William Thompson.
Auburn; NJ. Herreli, Coloma; Thomas
Jenkins, Sheldon; ]. Richardson, Cosum--
mes.
Henry II. Fassett, brother of Supervisor
Fassett, was married at the State House
yesterday, by Rev. Carroll NJ Davis, to Miss
Jennie b. Lee, of Amador City. They went
TO San Francisco on their wedding trip in
the afternoon
Samuel Meyers, representing the C. B.
Bishop Comedy Company; Samuel Thall,
advance representative of the Grismer-
Davies combination, and A. Reid, business
manager for kruger's Dreams - Company
were in the city yesterday.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
John q. Reed, Placerville H. H. Love,
city, Joseph Green, CORTLAND; J. F.
WEIGH, Truckee; Miss L. Schumen, Placer
vile; L. Mativia, Boston; W. H. Myers,
Folsom; H. G. Smith, Chicago; R. w.
Pendgast, Woodland; d. B. Wilson, Chas.
Logan, st. Louis; Eli Dale, Shingle Springs;
Add c. Hinkson, city T. F. Boode, New
York.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day: f. B. Pierce, Pleasant Grove: C. J.
Dobbey, Greenwood; W. B. Meyers, Rock
lin; 7. B. Johnson, Richland; Mrs. Dan
Weber, 2 children and friend, Clarksburg;
David Baylis, Los Angeles; l. n. Vandyke,
Freeport; w. B. Remington, Santa Bar
bara; A. J. DOVE, J. NJ. Belcher and wife,
Miss May Belcher, Miss Alice Belcher, Co
sumnes; NJ. c. Pike and wife, REUTERS ; C.
Perry and son, Oleta; c.. E. Stow, Yolo;
NJ. Pike, REUTERS; c. G. Cobb, Pleasant
Grove
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yester-
day: G. NJ. Stewart, city; E. II. Minead and
wife, Maine; S. w. Stryker, Chicago ID. C.
McKenney, Austin, New; w. L. Berring,
SACRAMENTO; G. NJ. Freeman, NJ. D., Mrs.
Samuel Thall and child, George ]. Camp
bell, Oscar Figel, Ed f. Murphy, s. Barudi,
San Francisco; NJ. J. Canning, Detroit,
Mich; John Boggs, Colusa; S. Lionel, D.
H. Vail, San Francisco Charles L. Smith.
LUZ gam ytlSf y. ID. hlOckeT,
San Francisco; Joseph Cotton, w. L. Heise,
Charles Smith, New York; r. r. Fogel,
Charles Sontag, G. W. Thomas, San Fran
cisco.
New LoCoMoTIvE.-Thereh has lately been
built at the railroads works in this city
large and fine-looking freight engine, to be
known as No. 49, 1t is As tons in weight.
has six drivers, and the cylinders are IS by
80 inches. Trial trips have been made and
everything found to be in satisfactory con-
dition, and the engine will go out with a
freight train this morning. There have
been about two dozen locomotives built at
the works, and very much larger number
reconstructed from the ground up" Elk
perience has shown that the engines built
here are vastly more serviceable than those
on contract in the East and
are inclined to believe that their
lasting qualities will make the homemade
engines as cheap, or cheaper, in the long
run, than those purchased at Eastern man
ufactories.
DEPARTMENT EYCAMPMENT, G. A. RI
Yesterday II. A. Burnett, of this city, S. V. |
D. C. of the Grand Army of the Republic, |
received official notice from r. A. War
field, Department Commander. stating that
the next Department Encampment will be |
held in this city ON Thursday, Friday and ]
Saturday, February. 18th, 10Th and Goth |
Nearly one hundred Posts will be repre-
sented, bringing together between 200 and |
300 delegates. Secretary of State Thomas |
l.. Thompson has rendered the use of the |
Assembly Chamber, in which the Encamp- |
ment will hold its session The Women's |
Relief Corps will hold Convention at the |
same time, using the Senate Chamber. |
During the session of the Encampment the |
local Posts will give grand banquet and |
ball to the visiting members in Armory |
Hall.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-During Christ |
mas week, commencing next Monday even
ing, the favorite artists Joseph r. Grismer |
and Miss Phoebe Davies, supported by the |
Baldwin Theater company, of San Fran |
cisco, will occupy the stage of the Metro |
politan. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday |
and Thursday evenings, and at the Christ |
mas matinee, Frank Harveys powerful |
The Wages of Sin" will be !
presented. Friday evening and at Satur-
days matinee Lester Wallack's military |
comedy drama, THE Veteran" will CON |
stitute the programme; and on Saturday
night, the last performance, The Lottery |
of Life will be given. Popular prices-50 !
and 10 cents-will prevail. Seats can be
secured at Houghtons.
CLUNIE OPERA HoUsE.-The Grace Haw- |
thorne Company had good house last |
night. The second presentation of |
:. Queena confirmed the Judgment that |
the story of the play is absurd, and that the |
art work of the leading lady and support is |
of the superior order. Tonight the we'll |
known comedy drama Frou-Froun will |
be given. The company is fully competent |
to present it well.
AT ENTERPRISE HALL.-An exhibition |
and ball will be given by Enterprise school |
at Enterprise Hall, near the Jackson road, |
eight miles from Sacramento, tomorrow |
evening, commencing at 7.30. A very pleas
ing programme has been prepared, and |
everything has been arranged to make the |