Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-11
SOCIAL A.sp PERSONAL.


Miss Mary Barrett is visiting friends in San
Jose.
C. A. Neale went up to Placery.lle yesterday
morning.
Ut stratton came up from san Francisco
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Bell. of this city, has gone on q
visit to Buffalo, \. Y.
Mayor Brown LETT yesterday morning or g
business trip 10 Napa.
Judge S. s. Holl has got back from his trip to
Shasta and Lassen counties.
Controller Dunn and n. L. Drew went to san
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Horatio Hurd who is at Bartlett Springs, is i'm
proving in health in gratifying manner.
Harry 7. CreswelI, District Attorney OF Lander
county, New, passed through TO the Bay yester-
day.
Alex. W Morrison and wife left YESTERDAY for
Santa Cruz and Monterey, to be absent about
month.
Prof. Won Hirsch, of Marysville, has been en-
gagged as leader OF the Clunie Opera House
orchestra.
VIM. Myers, mail agent on the Sacramento and
Plscerville train, has resumed his duties, after
a visit to Coloma
Mrs A. Heyman and daughter and Miss Hattie
Rice left yesterday for the Calaveras Big Trees
and Yosemite valley.
Crittenden Thornton and Horace G. Plat of
San Francisco, were passengers by the west
bound express yesterday morning.
Nathan Hayman, of New York, is visiting his
old sehoomate, p. Miller, near the Lake House,
on the Stockton road, and viii remain one week.
Daniel Barton, an old resident of Sacramento.
and former owner of the State House Hotel
property, now residing in Colusa, went home
yesterday from visit 10 San Francisco.
T. D. Mckay, agent of the Burlington route
at San Francisco, passed through yesterday
morning. on the overland train from Denver
COL to the Bay.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday;
Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. T. Tavernor, Cosumnes VIM.
Harrison, c; A. Hanson, Marysyille; Robert E.
vile; A. J. Smith, Gait.
In the city yesterday: ]. W. Wyman, New
York; Albert Duncan, Plymouth Sidney
Waters, Washington, D. G.; Michael Roach,
A. NJ. Starkey, K. West, Indian Diggings.
j. F. Cunningham, of FELTON,, President of the
Board of Directors of the Asrlum for the Chronic
Insane; l.. /. Nesmith. Cashier of the San Jose
Bank, and DR.. W, $. Thorne, of San Jose, mem
bers of the same Board. came TO the city yester-
day on business connected with the contract for
constructing an asylum.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
Judge j. +. Hale, of Auburn: G. W. Langridge.
stockton; d. Edison, J. Smith and Judge Snow.
family, San Francisco; J. II. Prior and family,
Red Bluff; r. NJ Huston, Assessor of Yolo
county; A. Z. Davis, Vice President and Treas
ultI VI lnt oouln racine COdSl hallTuau.
Joseph Hardie prominent merchant and
banker of Selma, Ala, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Hardie is greatly interested in Y. NJ. c. A.
work, being a member of the International
Committee, the headquarters of which are in
New York city, and was President of the last
International Convention, held at Atlanta Ga.
In company with General Secretary, Moore
Hesketh, he called on several of our prominent
business men.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: John
Smith, Lodi J. H. Hoppin and wife, Yolo; Geo.
J. Jones, city R. NJ. Huston. Master Huston, E.
I: Huston, D. Hamilton, Woodland; Robert
White, J. T. Bryne, Chicago: L. F. Sheperd,
Oakland Chas. Baman, Dixon A. J. jackson,
c.. r. Parker, Alturas; ]. II. Bradley. Placer
VILE p. ]. 0'Conner, Bryan Q. Clinch, San
Francisco John Levhy, Lockeford George
Goodman, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
A. Alexander, NJ. Frank Mrs F. W. Oatman, NJ.
II. Benheim, William D. Roche, T. Dawson,
Mrs. S b. Gamble, David Levy, San Francisco;
c. c. Soule Boston; Leopold Gruiberg, New
York; Mrs. C. r. Mcclellan. Boca E. A. Van
Dalseme, L. &. Nesmith, w s. Thorne. San Jose;
J. II. Pryor. wife and child, Red Bluff A Brett,
Alameda; J. r. Richardson, Baltimore Nd; c.
w. Langridge, stockton; ]. Lynch, Benicia.