Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-30
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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) East this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Parsons left yesterda.
for Tuolumne county.
Miss Minnie Eldred left yesterday TO Yisi
her sister at st. Helena.
Senator Stanford will arrive from the
East tomorrow morning.
H. C. Frazier, of Sacramento, returned
yesterday from the South.
Jerome Gaines, of Wheatland, returned
home from here yesterday.
Frank Rogers has returned to the city, to
remain during the summer
Rev. W. C. Merrill returned last evening
from stay at the Bay of ten days.
D. E. Knight, of Marysyille passed
through to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. T. r. Dray and Miss Fannie B.
Dray have gone to San Francisco for few
days.
Henry Reed, station agent at Durham,
returned home yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
William Fairchild, of Georgetown, Ell
Dorado county, is visiting his friends in
Rocklin.
Assemblyman Jordan, of Oakland, and
Bank Commissioner White came to the
| city last evening.
Edward Lyon, W. B. Miller C. NJ. Cog
| ian and 4. J. Stevens went down to the
Bay yesterday afternoon.
J. J. Crawford, of Placeryille, Eminent
Commander of Placerville Commandery,
went to San Francisco yesterday.
w. B. c. Smith, conductor on the South
Pacific Coast Railroad, and Mrs Sweet, of
Alameda, are the guests of Mrs. J. E. Par
meter.
Mrs. H. D. Nash, who has been paying
visit to Mrs. W. c. Williams at Rocklin.
returned home yesterday. Mrs. Williams
also came to the city.
! Fish Commissioners Dibble and Buck
! ingham have returned from establishing
fishery on Hat creek. The buildings well
advanced toward completion.
James H Nounnan, who has been in the
employ of the Secretary of State as an ex-
ira clerk since the LIST OF January last,
leaves to-day for his home in San Fran
cisco
Robert Folger, of the Bridgeport Mono
| county, CHr0Hjcic- Jui0n, whom old Sacra-
mentans bear in kindly remembrance, was
here yesterday and leaves to-day for San
Francisco.
Governor Stoneman and Mrs Stonoman,
General Cosby, c. II. Hubbard, Henry e.
Bothin and Miss Emma Clark were among
the Sacramentans who went 10 Chico yes
terday afternoon.
Charles Milliken and Ernest L. South
worth, of this city. graduated last week at
the University of Pennsylvania Dental
College, Philadelphia. They leave for home
on Saturday next.
Miss Dora Peirson, of this city was mar
rled in Portland, Or, March 21st, to g. W.
Stewart, OF that place. The young lady,
daughter of the late DR.. 3. II. Person was
born III Sacramento, and passed the greater
portion of her life here, but resided in
Woodland for awhile.
a farewell party was given at Jacobs
Hall last evening to Mrs Caroline Eel. who
departs III q few days for Europe. The at |
tendance was quite large, Mrs. Zehs friends |
being legion, and the entertainment most |
enjoyable. The exercises consisted of sing |
ing and dancing, after which all partook of |
q bountiful collation.. The toasts and re- |
sponses were numerous, the ladies, many |
of them, making feeling and appropriate |
remarks. The hall was profjIsely and |
handsomely decorated with flowers and |
eyergreens.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES. |
tcrday: L. Laws, Morristown, n J.. DR.. |
4. Meyers. San Francisco; J. L. Farman.
Oakland; ". +. White, Santa Cruz; Rev |
Edw. NJ. Wolfe, Marysviile; Vim. f. Me- |
Cracker and wife, Cosumncs B. W Barnes |
and wife, La Porte; Mrs. II. c. Stout. II. |
HUM and wife, San Francisco VIM. NJ |
Jordan, Oakland; 7. b. Atkinson, San |
Francisco L. L. Lawrence, Stockton; ID. |
Rutherford, Vallejo; James W. Dolan, San |
Francisco; Thomas Mcconnell and wife,
McConnells c. j. Jones, San Francisco J. |
I. Jones and wife, Colusa Frank Rogers, |
city; G. Reed White, San Francisco: S. II. |
Ray, Ohio; J. Phillips, San Francisco; |
Geo. Grayson, Oakland.
In the city yesterday Miss Abbie
Smith, Miss Leyina Smith, Twelve-mile |
House James Jewell, Franklin Thomas |
Reed and son, Plymouth Mrs. S. Simas, !
Latrobe; Frank ?. Thompson, ex-Super-
intendent of State Printing; Hon. Caleb |
Dorsey, Stanislaus county; John l.. Stew
ard, Marysville; District Attorney Sprague, |
of Woodland; DIR. j.. b. Harris, of Nir-
ginia City, and former resident of Sacra-
mento A. I. Sutherland and wife, lone
Mrs. z. b. Silva, Newcastle J. c. Mac
Dougald, Samuel DAVIS, San Francisco:
John Busick, William Scott, Mrs. W. c.
Sheldon, c. W. Brayton, Cosumnes James
Quinn, Deer Creek; Samuel Clay, Walsh
Station; o. 5. Frazee, Folsom.
The marriage of J. T. Fenton, foreman
of the boot and shoe department of the
Mechanics store, and Miss Minnie Paine.
popular and well-known young lady, took
place yesterday afternoon at the residence
of the brides aunt, on Seventh street. The
rooms were profusely decorated with flow
ers and smilax The bridal pair stood I'M
der large parasol composed entirely of
rare flowers. Rev. Carroll NJ Davis of1ici-
atcd, after which the party partook of a
fine collation.. The gifts were costly and
numerous, among them being an elegant
parlOr set, silver tea set and decorated china
dinner set. The happy pair left on the 2:50
train for San Francisco and Santa Cruz, to
be gone several days. On their return they
will take up their residence at 1925 Eighth
street, pleasant home that Mr.. Fenton has
lately purchased.
ARTICLES OF INcoRPoRATIoN.-The fol-
lowing articles OF incorporation were yes
terday filed in the office of the Secretary of
State: Arroyo Ditch and Water Company,
for the purpose of appropriating and divert
ing the water from the old San Gabriel
river and other sources in Los Angeles
county for irrigation and domestic pur-
poses, to build bitches, fumes and conduits,
etc. Principal place of business, Los
Angeles. Drectors-George w. Wolfe, T.
J. Kerns. William Caruthers, ]. J. Tweedy,
W. T. East. Capital stock, so, 500, divided
into 1850 shares Of the par value of s.
each. Also of the San Jose Safe Deposit
Bank of Savings, to do a general banking
business in San Jose. Directors-M. Mata-
rim, T. Mclaughlin, Return Roberts, John
e. Auzerais, John Auzerais. Capital stock
81 600, 900, divided into 10000 shares of the
par value of 500 each. Stock subscribed,
100000.
SETTLED WITH THE STATE.-The Treas
urer of Solano county yesterday settled
with the State and paid into the Treasury
50, 0S4 TO- The Treasurer of FL Dorado county
paid in 50 76S 0S 81 100 of which consisted
of certificate of special deposit issued by
the late State Treasurer w. A. January
The Treasurer of Sierra county also paid
in S5,967 %, which included two certifi-