Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-19
SOCIAL AND Personal.

J. 4. Watson went to Monterey yesterday.
3 earle lett yesterday for Santa Clara county
Robert Staiger left yesterday on a trip to Santa
Cruz.
Fred. Werner returned to Suffer Creek yester-
day from here.
Hon. w. w. Moreland and family removed
yesterday to Healdsburg.
Miss Jewell, of Petaluma is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. I. b. Flint, of this city
General /. H. Foote, of San Francisco, arrived
from the East yesterday morning
Colonel ". II. Cham berlain, of the Southern
Pacific Company, was in town yesterday
Hon, w. W. Stow returned to San Francisco
yesterday from his mine in Nevada county
c. L. SeXey and &. w. Peacock. of Marvsville
passed through yesterday to San Francisco
Miss Florence MeKune and Miss Lizzie Dill
man left yesterday afternoon fol Los Angeles
Mrs. Adolph Heilbron and Mrs Henry Ouass
returned yesterday from visiting friends at Gal.
Mrs. NJ. B. King, of san Francisco. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. II. H. Wiley, of this city
Byron McCreary, C. +. Dillman and Mrs A. ].
Stevens, were passengers for san Francisco YES
terday afternoon.
- L. A, Morgenstern, representing the NJ B.
Curtis Comedy Company is in the city on bust
ness for his principals.
Mrs. T. B. Mcfarland, Miss Jennie McFar-
land Mrs. II. NJ. LaRue and Miss Eugenie La
Rue went to Auburn yesterday
Miss Kate Stoneman, teacher in the New
York State Normal School, and a sister of Gov
ernor StOneman, of California has successfully
passed the examination for admission to the bar
Miss Stoueman viii be the first female LAWYER
admitted to practice i'll the State of New York
Genial " Tom Baker, who will be recolleeted
by old Saeramentans as Cashier of Hastings
Bank, and who went to South America several
years since, passed through TO San Francisco
from New York a day or two ago. He will pay
his old friends in this city visit before return
ing East.
Charles B. Turrill. who has had charge of and
most ably conducted the California exhibits at
the New Orleans Exposition, which recently
closed, has returned TO California in quite a
broken-down condition from overwork He
came up from San Francisco on Monday even
ing, and returned yesterday. No more efficient
service could have possibly been rendered the
interests of the state than was rendered by Mr..
Turrill.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
Rev. II. H. Rice. of Oakland; ID. W. Earl and J.
N. Rothschild, San Francisco; DR.. C. L. Bosom
Lincoln; q. h. smith and wife, Briggs; Captain
W. Il. Brown, Nicolaus; Fish Commissioner T. J .
Sherwood, Marysville; V. B. Baker, Red Bluff;
W. ii. kfnross, manager of the Portland or
lector wilkins, Colusa; Senator C. w. Gloss, Ne
vada City; Lee LaItue, Napa.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday G. X
Smith and wife, Bggs; T. d. Poole, Alameda;
Il a. Main, E. A. Van Dolson, Los Gatos; Morris
Falk, San Francisco; Thomas Cotter. Oakland;
John I; Waddel f. E. Parker. St. Louis: NJ. W.
Long, New York; W. W. Quick, Nevada; Sam
White Denver; Z. W. Jones, Colusa; J. f. Lu-
cas-, Shingle Springs; f. F. Chase, Cincinnati:
VIM. ii. Myers. Coloma; w. II. CURSOR Wood
land; b. p. Tabor. Lakeport; w. p. Dougherty
J. b. Night, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday :
n. S. Walker, Jr., New York W. H. ohlemacher,
Council Bluffs; Miss Hammond, Salt Lake; g.
NJ. Stewart, Carson City: NJ. Mayer, c. B.
Knoeker, F. Z. Allen, Z. W. Hovey. George N
Pond, ]. NJ. Rothchild, r. NJ We eh, Newton
Phillips, II. franklin, San Francisco; William
Cameron, Sunny South; w. H. Kinross Port
land, Or; c. W. Cross. Nevada City: C. E. Max
field. New York; V. I. Stone, wife and daughter.
A. L. Rhodes, W t. Baggett, William McCanp,
!. X. Raymond, W. b. Clark, L. Henry. San
Francisco; A. schranz, st. Helena