Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-11
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Z. N. Silva, of Newcastle, came to the
city Yesterday.
John NJ. Fulweiler, of Auburn, went
home yesterday from the bay.
Father McGintey, of Woodland, arrived
from the East Saturday morning.
j. McConnaha, of the editorial staff of
the Marysville appeal, is in the city.
p Campbell, of Smartsyille, returned
home yesterday from San Francisco.
James Miller and Charles Hilton, of
Forest Home, Amador county, are in the
city.
L. S. Pease returned to San Francisco
yesterday from the Parrot ranch, near
Chico.
J. F. Crawford. of San Francisco, an old
Sacramentan, paid Sacramento visit yes
terday.
d. T. Knight, of Marysville. passed
through Yesterday on his way home from
San Francisco.
Judge W. II. Beatty, A. H Powers and
Christopher Green returned from the bay
yesterday noon.
Philip Scheld, H. Weinstock, D. Mckay
and H J. Postel went to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Josiah Stanford and wife and Ariel La
throp and wife went up to Vina, yesterday,
| from San Francisco.
d. NJ. Delmas left for Washington, D. c.,
last evening, to argue the railroad tax cases
on behalf of the Controller.
]. w. Rock, who has been building
barge at Fort Yuma for the railroad COM
pany, returned to the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Simmons, of Honolulu,
are visiting Sacramento, the guests of S.
Simmons. They will remain in this city
one week and then depart for Guatemala
John A. Sheehan, of the San Francisco
Post editorial force. was among those who
got left yesterday afternoon, in conse-
| quence of the change of time of the San
| Francisco train.
! 7, J. Sherwood, the newly-appointed
| Fish Commissioner, is in the city, and is
apparently as much interested in looking
after the Marysville citrus exhibit as he is
| in the protection of the fish interests of the
| State.
Gen A. L. Hart went to San Francisco
! yesterday to argue the North Bloomfield
| contempt case on behalf of the anti-debris
people, before Judge Sawyer to day. Hon.
| w. NJ. Stewart will represent the mining
| interest. George Ohleyer, of Yuba City
also went down yesterday TO be present at
the argument.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
r. NJ. Briggs, Mono county; DR.. LOWS
! Schelsinger, Oakland; Geo Ohleyer, Yuba
City; Miss Stoneman, ]. ]. Signor, D. D.
Crander and wife, d. A. Ostram, Chico; \
Harrison, Stockton; J. NJ. Wilson. Red
Bluff; James d. Fairchild, Yreka F. L.
Garden, Gridley Mrs. 2. d. Cassidy, Hot
Springs, New; J. c. German, Anywhere.
Arrivals at the State House: D. r.
Hunt, Freeport; Mrs. Cox, Routiers CIV
| Craig, B. w. Stellus, Weaveryille; F.
Mansfield, Santa Cruz; G. Mills, William
! Foote. city; w. S. Hill, Elk Grove; Mrs
Van Wicktin, James Van Wicktin, C1arks-
| vile; G. L. Wilcoxson, Yuba City; p. b.
Green and daughter, CORTLAND J. NJ. Bel
cher and wife, Costumes; A. a. Terry, San
| Francisco.
! Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel !:
| Misses l.. and F. White, Chico VI. Lichen-
stein, F. l.. Vandemark, w. II. Cone, r. L.
! Hobart, L. b. Thornton and wife, Guiius
! Weller, C.. L. Hovey, J. V. Chonn, T. NJ
| Hausling, II. C. Logan, San Francisco :;
| William Cameron, John McConnaughty,
Marysville; J. o. Maxwell f. B. Dexter,
| Woodland Miss Gates. Cloverdale G. H.
Thompson, Benicia; VIM. Vaughan, w
! d. Duden, city; John r. Stock, Tehama :;
Charles Gladding, Lincoln; George i. HILL
Chicago; G. W. Stetson, Seattle.
| CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived Saturday and yes
terday, steamer San Joaquin No. ., from
San Francisco, with merchandise and barge