Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Nevada City.
AL. Hart and S. S. Holl went to Marys-
vile yesterday.
Chas. Il. Eldred and family leave for the
East this evening.
Al Wightman, of Marysville, paid Sac
ramento visit yesterday.
Mrs. E. Ii. Tebbets and Miss Sadie Teb-
bets left yesterday for Monterey.
w. P. Johnson, of the California Paper
Company, was in town yesterday.
Judge Blanchard, of Placerville, came up
from the Bay yesterday afternoon.
James Sweeney, of Rocklin, returned
home yesterday from San Francisco.
Charles Sherman, of Chico, paid the city
a business visit yesterday, returning home
i'll the afternoon.
o. A. Lovdal and wife, of this city, are
visiting Mrs. Lovdal's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Lee, near Alta.
Charles J. Wall and George Brown, of
the Pacific Bell Telephone Company of
San Francisco, is visiting Chas. B. Pierson.
Professor W.. F. Welcker, Kinney Rob-
bins, w. H. Chenoweth and Dr. H. Latham
left by yesterday afternoons San Francisco
train.
William Pratt, member of the San
Francisco newspaper fraternity, came up to
the city Wednesday evening, and returned
yesterday.
p. E. Plat, Silas Garlic, R. D. Stephens,
L. Greer, Senator r. Reuter-, ]. ii. Rutter
and VIM. Johnston came up from San
Francisco last evening.
Mr.. Lewis, who recently retired from the
management of the Craft House, Wood
L.. - i
family, and become an agriculturist.
+. A. Sprague and Allen Henry, of Chico,
who started for Arizona early in the week,
returned home yesterday, having been IN
able to reach their destination owing to
washout troubles on the Southern road.
They turned back from Lancaster.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day; George e. Duden, Lake House
John Belcher, Costumes Mrs McCarden,
You Bet; Seymour Carr, Elk Grove Lewis
Cook, Will Foye, Volcano; William L. Nc
Marley, Clarksburg William Woodward,
Carson Greek; j. A. Gilmore, Elk Grove
James Ryan, city, D. B. Murphy, San
Francisco; J. H. Moore, Sacramento; D.
b. Nye, San Francisco; f. Doty Court
land; ]. L. Sayles, Elk Grove; NJ Ross,
Gait.
P. Campbell, of Smartsville, came down
yesterday, going to San Francisco. The
mining case in which he was defendant.
and 1uba county plaintiff, which had been
on trial at Marysville during the week, was
closed Wednesday afternoon and submitted,
each side having until the 26th inst to file
briefs. Court, lawyers, and everybody else
were glad to have the matter brought to
conclusion, as the storm that day had
blown down the Prevails of the Court
hOIlCp wrprEinCp tho roof anI orix
ton of the building drowning out
TREAcHERous SIDEwALK.-A citizen who
was passing along the brick sidewalk in
front of the station-house yesterday, was
surprised when one of the bricks gave
way beneath his foot and disappeared. He
saw at glance that the sidewalk at that
spot was sunk in, and he wasted no time
in moving on. Subsequently more of the
bricks were removed, and disclosed beneath
the walk hole about six feet in diameter.
and from two TO four feet in depth The
appearance of the hole gave evidence that
1t had existed for some time, and during
storms had contained considerable water.
1t was occasioned, doubtless, by the settling
or the earth that was thrown in after the
water-works' suction pipe was extended,
beneath the sidewalk to the river several
years ago, and those who looked at it were
greatly surprised that the bricks covering
1t had not fallen in long since as there was
nothing to keep them in position except
theadhesion consequent upon the COM
pactness with which they had been laid.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. Sheridan &
kane's Speciality Company took this house
for brief engagement last night So much
of the performance as we were able to wit
ness was of the usual type of variety en-
tertainments, and stood fairly with others.
But opportunity did not offer to Judge the
company critically. The programme was
varied, embracing farce, song and dance,
character acting and musical specially. In
this company are Hillyer and Ballinger,
who evoke music from a variety of instru-
ments and create much meriiment. S. G..
Beasley is also of the company He was
seen here first with Leavitt's variety troupe
when he demonstrated his ability to play
skllifnlly upon about all instruments pre-
sented on an entertainment stage. The
company will give another performance
tonight.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday Albert Sherman. by
officers Kent and Rider, for battery; A. P.
D'SODIiSr dilec ildII1SOl. OGOTGt NpFeen
Thomas Bernard, Frank Roberts, Thomas
Gardner and George Dunbar, by officers
Ash, Farrell, Rider, Kent, Martin and
Strader, for vagrancy; John Thornton by
local Armstrong, for vagrancy; NJ. Brady,
by the same officer, for being drunk: John
Cornell, by officer Rider, for being drunk
John Roach, by officers Arlington and
Rider, for petit. larceny
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. King, 1412 0 street all the
well-kept household goods, including par
Tor and bedroom sets, sofas, lounges, arm
chairs, walnut and marble top center tables,
desks, dining-room and kitchen furniture,
oil paintings, French chromos, spring and
hair mattresses, feather pillows and bols-
tiers, carpets, etc. Sale positive
BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY JAIL.-Deputy
Assessor f. A. Shepherd brought down
from Folsom yesterday, and lodged in the
County Jail, Chinaman named All Fat
who was tried in Justice Anderson's Court
for petit larceny, convicted and sentenced
TO twenty days Imprisonment. On being
questioned as to what he had done to be
imprisoned, he replied, White man he
foOlee me-"
CLUNIE OPERA HousE.-"The White
Slave " was repeated last night and will be
given again this evening by Bert's Dram
attic Company. 1t is excellently played,
and is mounted in manner to satisfy ex-
acting tastes.
FRENCH dress novelties reduced from
81 10 to 81 so, at Hale Bros. 4 Co.
AT Hales' clearance sale, boys overcoats
reduced to 81 so, to close out.
MISSES fancy hose for cents. at Hales'
clearance sale.
LOOK at the value our lines of mems
Sl5 suits contain. Hale Bros. d Co.
LADIES fine pebble goat button boot for
81 80, reduced at Hales' clearance sale.
LADIES fine Jerseys reduced from SIS to
so. at Hale & Co.'S sale.