Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-04
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Senator Fred Cox left yesterday morning
for Shasta county.
James G. Davis returned from San Fran
cisco last evening.
Ex-senator Davis, of San Francisco. went
to the Bay yesterday.
VIM. Baker, of Landes, was among the
| visitors to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Murray went up to Sheridan
| yesterday to spend the winter.
Charles Wilson and wife returned to
| Nord yesterday from San Francisco.
Major Biggs, of Gridley, who had been
| visiting Sacramento, went home yesterday.
L. S. Pease went up to the Parrot ranch.
near Chico yesterday from San Francisco.
Allen Towle, of Towle's Station came
down yesterday, en- route TO San Francisco.
I. J. Vivian, city editor of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, visited Sacramento yester-
day.
Charles C. Barnes and family leave for
Santa Cruz this morning, TO be gone a
month.
Joseph Dallman. of Lincoln. was here
yesterday, laying in supply of goods for
his establishment.
DIR. H. W. Hardness and Ariel Lathrop
paid Sacramento flying visit from San
Francisco yesterday.
Alex. Smith, A. P. Catlin, Fayette Mar
shall and B. Wilson returned yesterday
morning from the Bay.
Mrs A. W. Sisson, of San Francisco
who had been visiting her sister at Rock,
lin, returned home yesterday
Peter L. Hickman got back Yesterday
from trip to the East, apparently in
better health than when he started from
here.
Mrs. Thomas P. Ford, formerly of Sacra-
mento, but now resident of Bieber.
Lassen county, is in the city, visiting
friends.
Captain Smith, Superintendent of Sen
ator Stanfords Vina ranch, came to the
city yesterday morning, returning in the
afternoon.
Officer Arlington, who has been confined
to his room for several days, suffering
from an attack of rheumatism, is able to
be out again.
Mrs. Luther Harris and her son Walter,
who have been spending five months with
friends in Oregon, returned to their home
in this city yesterday
Theodore Winters, William Ayres. Geo.
f. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Gailatin, ex-
Surveyor-General Gardner, John H Carroll
and VIM. NJ. Lyon and wife went to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Franco and Felipe Parkman, wealthy
mlne-owners of Guanajuato, Mexico, were
III the city yesterday, accompanied by their
interpreter, Louis Palmer, of San Fran
cisco. They had been inspecting the mines
IN Montana and Idaho, and more recently
those of Nevada county, and were much |
astonished at the ponderous and complete
machinery used in working the larger ones. |
In their own mines the work is done in q
primitive manner
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
c. S. Stilson, Chico; S. E. Inflow, Marys-
vile; VIM. Hood, L. Mativia, st. Lake
Robert Moore, Woodland; J. H. Opper,
CORTLAND H. T. Higgins, Clarksburg y.
B. Whitaker, Stanislaus: VIM Dunlap,
Auburn; f. Z. Baker Frank Hubbard.
Woodland; D. c. Halsey, Cisco; John
Miller, Stockton ; Tom Graham, Sam Davis,
San Francisco; A. Lockside, Oakland
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday Louis Bien c. a Bruins, San Fran
cisco Mrs. f. Melville and daughter, Au-
burn; Ike Rosenblatt, San Francisco; B.
F. Wetherby, Boston; J. E. Anderson,
Davisville; Allen c. Reid San Francisco
E. a. Reynolds, Tucson w. H. Aiken,
H. l. Wiley, l.. Levy, A. d. Levy, Otto
Norman, Paul Rehfisch, J. D. French.
Holland Smith, San francisco; D. Denni-
son, city.