Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


morning.
Chas. C. Barnes went to the Bay yester-
day morning.
Mrs. Elias Steinman is visiting relatives
in San Francisco.
L. [. Sbippee came over from Stockton
yesterday afternoon.
General A. L. Hart got back from San
Francisco last evening.
Charles Mccain returned to San Fran
| cisco yesterday afternoon.
Detective J. b. Hume came up from San
Francisco yesterday noon.
Geo. NJ. Mott and Samuel Gerson went to
the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. W Ward, of Nlarysville, passed
through to san Francisco yesterday.
G. W. Stetson, of Seattle, is in town,
| visiting Conductor J . B. Calderwood.
II. II. Pearson, of the Baldwin Hotel.
San Francisco, left for Nephi, Utah, last
evening.
Caswell Dorsey, of CORTLAND, came to
the city yesterday, and will return this
| morning.
Mrs. Sanders returned to her home at
Vallejo yesterday, after spending few days
with Mrs. wainwright.
GOV. George C. Perkins left for Washing
| ton, d. c., last evening. Charles c. Bemis.
United States Supervising Inspector of
Steam Boilers, also went East by last
nights train.
DIR. Briceland, of Shasta; Hon. Chan
cellor Harrison, of Napa; Judge A. 3.
Dibble, Grass Valley; Hon. A. L. Chand-
Ter, Suffer county; Hon. J. S. Cone and
Gen. n. P. Chapman, Red Bluff; Marcus
D. Boruck and Railroad Commissioner
| Foote, San Francisco, returned to their
homes from Sacramento yesterday.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: w. G. Savage, Oakland; Chas. c.
Lam6erson, Tulare; Mrs. Smith and two
children, city; L. G. Stanwood, wife and
child, Marysville; Mrs. VIM, Johnston,
Richland; L. L. Shippee, Stockton; Chas
\. Hutchinson, Chas. NJ. Ballantine, San
Francisco Mrs. w. u. Rogers, Marysville;
A. Adelsdorler, San Francisco; Thos Ben
nett IL. w. Hanna, Oakland; III. j. CHS
holm aud wife, Portland, Me-; r. c..
| Wright, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday ::
J. NJ. Myers, Boston; R. H. Newton and
wife, Woodland; J. A. Rigby, Eureka
John Butler, wife and son, Colfax James
A. Culver and wife, Newcastle; J. Swee-
ney and wife, Rocklin; T. II. Barnard
Chico; C. Olivia, Mrs. L. Kile, A. Rhodes
|
! Newcastle; Erasmus Tucker Oroville; H.
A. Rogers, ID. Davis, Capay; j. Sovereign,
| Woodland; James w. Gray, San Fran
cisco: Geo. Ohleyer, Yuba City; A. l..
Poster, A. Gable, ?. w. Burnes, Woodland
Geo. Smith, Dixon; Geo. b. Beatty, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House: Mrs.
Carrie Brison REUTERS; A w. Brison.
San Francisco H. H. Coolies, Mrs. NJ.
Temple, Rocklin; G. NJ. Eaton, Santa
Clara T. J. Pierce, Pleasant Grove; E.
Booth, Roseville; F. H. Slack. Riverside :
D. II. Hunt, Freeport John Peters, Nico-
laus; W; A. Goode, W. H, Pierce, Pleasant
Grove; James Ramsey Nicolaus George
Pinney, James Kies, Placerville r. But
Ter, Florin; James Coyle, Lower Stockton
Road; G. w. Doherty, 3. W. Wilder; w.
J. Taylor, ]. F. Ellington, Elk Grove; IL.
f. Williams, San Francisco; NJ Carroll
Nicolaus; Will. W. Gilky, city.
| Among the visitors to the city yesterday
were Judge C. c. Bush, Master Carroll
Bush and Master Nellie Johnson, Redding !;
w. B. Hayford, Colfax; W. 7. Ellis, Mrs
DR.. Rogers, Judge L. I. Crane and r. G.
Stanwood and wife, Marysville; Mrs. John
Bidwell, Mrs. William Hawkins, T. Bar
Chico; Warren Sexton, Oroville; Mr. and
Mrs. ]. P. Whitney, Rocklin; Z. L. Craig,
Charles Harlow, Auburn; Mrs James
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fryett, Knights
Landing; Dr. f. S. Durant, Folsom r.
H. Newton and wife, ?. w. Burns, r. b.
Blowers, w. w. Brownell, J. C. Ball G. D.
Fiske, Woodland; Colonel C. f. Moulton,
Colusa; C. NJ. Silva, Newcastle; J. E. Put
nam, of the Willows Democrat; Warren
Richardson, Truckee; Supervisor NJ. r.
Hook, Bruce B. Lee, Charles H. Simpson,
| RaG pl,,ff. n,,,, Ill
Cruz Sentinel.
CLuNIE OPERA HOUSE. The success
achieved by Miss Isabel Morris in 1.-The
Bankers Daughter" is guarantee of a dra-
matte entertainment tonight of high ex-
cellence, when BARLEY Campbelrs drama,
The White Slave" will be produced
The full strength of the company will be
cast for the production of the drama. which
is of thrilling interest. Chenoweth & Will
kins have closed a contract for the appear
ance here soon of large juvenile troupe,
to produce the operas, - The Mikado' and
"0livette.n
PLEADED GUILTY.-In Department One
Of the Superior Court, yesterday, Mike
Gallagher, who burglarized the premises of
E. Lamet during the holidays, stealing
STUNT JeMtiIy, Was dIfdlSntu anu entered q
plea of guilty. So also did James Collins.
charged with burglary in entering the
premises of A. ?. Catlin and stealing
fowls. Both prisoners were ordered to APP
pear tomorrow for sentence.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: A. j. Curry and John W.
Curry, by officer Frazee, for battery; Paddy
Fox, by Chief Jackson and officers Farrell
| and Brissell, for yagrancy: John Collins
by citizen P. Levy, for disturbing the peace;
r. A. Dutt and Nellie Matthews, by officers
Coffey and Sullivan, for visiting an opium
den.
A GRAND square Chickeriny piano, almost