Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26

PLAYED for the dances, and between meas
ures the Hussar Band rendered concert
music in another portion of the grove. 1t
was estimated that from 5000 to 10000
people were in the grove. The correct
figure would probably be about 1000.
If the people of Ell Dorado had been
PREPARING A MEAL
FOR Sherman's army in its memorable
march from Atlanta TO the sea- they would |
scarcely have brought in more provisions |
than they did on this occasion. Hen-roosts
must have suffered considerably, and there |
no doubt will be raise in the price of |
eggs in Ell Dorado, for the slaughter of
fowls must have been something fearful |
Roasted chickens were as thick on the |
tables as are usually ham-sandwiches and |
boiled eggs at ordinary picnics. There were |
no select circles, but everybody was made |
welcome. Fifty-foot tables, each were set |
by the people of the following named |
School Districts FL Dorado, Oak Hill, |
BlaiIs, Coloma, Diamond Springs, Gold |
Hill, Cold Springs and Lotus. Tables, |
| fifty foot in length were set by several |
families, among them Anderson, Blan- |
| chard, Gardner, Robinson, Wilmer, Ander-
son, Hulburd, Hofmeister, Carpenter, |
| Spencer and Plumado. A large range was |
| put up in the center Of the grove, and cof |
| fee sufficient for the entire assemblage was |
make in huge tanks.
Too much praise cannot be given the |
committe for the
COMPLETENESS OF THEIR ARRANGEMENTS
| And the success that attended their efforts |
Hon. G. J. Carpenter was Chairman Judge
G. f. Irwin Secretary. and James Blair |
Treasurer. In complimenting the COM |
| mittee however, the same must be extended |
| to the citizens of the entire town, who |
| seconded their every effort. 1t was red |
| letter day for Placeryille, and an occasion |
| never to be forgotten by those in attend |
ance. There was not an accident to mar |
the pleasure of the day there was not |
| drunken individual to be seen, and gam
bling games were prohibited.
On the train up Thursday sport from |
| the Bay. who expected to make money at |
| the wheel game, asked Judge Irwin what |
| the chances would be for the gambling |
privileges"
Gambling privilege!n - exclaimed the |
| Judge. Il guess young man you are on |
| the wrong train. | can inform you here |
and now that no gambling will be per- |
mitted on the grounds, nor in the town. !
| If you try it, you will have TO send to San |
Francisco for friends to come up here and |
take you out of jail
The day was cool and pleasant, with an |
occasional sprinkle, just enough to make !
| the ladies put up their parasols. However, |
at four o'clock a cloud came along that |
| dropped a nice little shower that made |
| every one scamper under the trees for about |
five minutes.
THE BAY VISITORS.
Among the excursionists from the Bay
| the following were noted B. T. johnson
the Misses Thalen, T. J. Hume, Josie Dun |
don, Thomas r. Church, wife and daughter. |
| Frank Zwisler, H. +. Simmons. Alex
/
| 2. L. Dundon and daughter, w r. Rock |
| well, Mrs. Charles P. Hoag and daughter !
Mrs. DR.. o. Chamberlain, G. E. Degleman, |
| w. II. Rogers and wife, Edgar KEYS and |
| wife, Oscar Ayes, Mrs. Hendricks, Miss !
| Mary Rogers. W. C. Eldridge, Charles Hur- |
| ley, NJ. NJ. Collins and wife, w s. Burns |
Otto Lange, Thomas Hoxett, G. W. Homer |
| Mrs. 7. w. Boyd Mrs. A. Thain, D. Cies- |
semitic, c. ?. Pierce and wife, O. II. Burn |
| ham and daughter, Mrs E. Bartholomew. |
Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Mrs. John Russ. G. |
| Raymond, George Asher, J. Satchwell, Mrs |
| G. b. McPhenn, Mrs. d. C. Lewis, Miss +. |
Miller, c. +. Bauer, John McGearv, Mrs. |
| May Shearer, Miss Jessie Shearer. Mrs. B. |
| A. Glines, Mrs. C. I. Hart, Miss f. Danbv. |
| Mrs. G. Burnie, Colonel ]. Stewart, United |
States Army, John Walls, Mrs. J. B. |
Worden, Mrs. t. Badenact, Mrs. T. A. |
Harvey, S. w. Harvey, c. A. Hare, Robert !
w. H. Gregory, wife and family, L. D. |
Mellets, Miss McCone, Frank Hall Mrs. J. P. !
Wonderlich, Miss Ella M Wonderlich,
Miss Jessie Wonderlich, Miss Ada Free |
| man, Miss Mabel Addison, Frank Truman |
| and wife, ]. B. Hume, Miss NJ. Murphy, D. |
Chase, Peter Cans and wife, Hv Sutlif. |
Mrs. g. A. Stevens, Mrs. J. A Jacobs, Mrs. |
l.. Herdtman, d. P. Gray, D. P. Congdon |
| and wife, Mrs. D. W. Gelwicks, A. C. |
uar,r. md x5ifa = IL @ d
General ]. w. Shankiin, w. T. Gibbs, W. |
S. EasoD, ?. Perkins and wife, E. S. Skier |
ritt, c. E. Zwisler. C. L. Zwisler, E. C. !
Locke and wife, B. F, Buhr, Mrs. a. e. Nc
Lellan Miss +. Mcclellan, G. H. Breeze |
and wife, Bart Morgan, W. Kinney, |
Miss Julia Hanley, Miss NJ. Dona- |
hue, Mrs. j. Lucas, W. Cotton,
Mrs. n. c. Lucas, S. r. Lucas,
Mrs. n. Osgood, n Damon and wife. A. B.
Trine and wife, Mrs. NJ. A. Hoslinger, Mrs. |
I. Arper, George Arper, George NJ Condee |
and wife, Mrs. Mary Hooftermeyer, NJ. c. |
Metzler, j. Lane. Mrs. II. f. Gamer, Mrs. |
Ida Gamer, J. W. Norris, T. r. Bronson. |
Mrs. NJ. Morrison, Mrs. T. Eilinger. VIM. |
Mccormack, /. B. Hopkins, G. H Burrow,
I. G.. Durant and wife, Mrs. w. H Nc !
Laughlin, Mrs. Edith Smith, a. A. Wood, |
F. H. Frisbie, J. Timmons, Mrs E. Moth |
ensole, Oakland; J. Cannon, Hon. John |
j
Fraser, Chas. A. Broad J. Ogden, G. f. !
Broad and wife, ?. I. Keyser and wife, |
George Empsou and wife, Mrs r. B. Rev |
nolds, g. II. Gilbert aud WIFE Paul Schlotz- I
hauer and wife, VIM. Townsend T. j. Har- |
ris Miss NJ. NJ. Harris, Miss NJ. Casey, A.
/. Gamer, +. Beckman, Z. 3. Carson, G. B.
Grsner, F. X. Krauth, j. N. Colyer, Judge |
J. Q. Binney and wife, George Glassman,
J. Millard, q. Korn, o. C. Hewett. T.. f. |
4 ll0nnplIpr IA FIosh ID
Ian and wife, a. Wilkie, ". F. Dorrance, |
6. Huelter, S. Bauleth, j. r. Middleton, NJ.
J. Ryan, H. Marshall, N. C. Liesbuttel. W.
G. Dave, Ed. Culver, A c. Goldner, VIM. |
| B. Hunt, L. r. Perine, Charles Elliott. J.
Miller, Charles Wecherle, J. j. Cullen. Mrs. |
r. r. Livingston, Mrs NJ A. Krandall. |
Henry Rolf, Mrs. P. r. Graves, Miss G. +.
Graves, f. A. Hornblower and wife, VIM.
S. Quinlan and wife, Phil. B. Beckbeart.
Miss G. Donnelly, Miss Kate F. Dunlan, d. |
l.. Munson, t. G. Grenhagen, E. 2. Over
ton, Miss E. Mitchell, Miss Mary Schieffe. |
Miss Hattie Flemning J. S. Haven, B. f.
Robinson, Mrs. L. Kinney, A. W. Martes,
Mrs. G. Reynolds, Miss l.. J. Cowan, Prof.
Z. ". Childs, wife and family, w. F. Puthoff,
j Reynolds, Miss G. Merrill, Mrs. E. Trim
BILE, Miss E. 7. Raum, Mrs. W. B. Hin
merly, D. G. McLane, w. W. Coffee. l..
Ingesly, a. Sigwart, Miss NJ. Allen, Miss L.
Lyons, Miss NJ. A. Hogan, Mrs u. Caul-
well, Mrs. Thomas McManners, &. w.
Cohen, ]. a. Baldwin, Mrs. NJ. Renners,
Mrs. E. 6. Keisla, DIR. l. S. Titus, Mrs. F.
l.. Grainim, Miss Grainim, Maggie Yer
rozza T. J. McManus, Mrs. F. Bockmsn.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hurdrick, Mrs. Glaner. ]. T.
Dufan, Mrs. L. T. Mcbride, A. P. Murgot-
ten, Henry Murgotten, Dr. Asa Clark, Mrs.
W. II. January, 2. January and wife.
LETTERS OF REGRET.
The Secretary received the following
from the President of the Society:
SAN FRANCISCO May "a 1855.
Et Dorado County Society GENTLEMEN |
thank you for the honor you have conferred /
upon me by electing me President of your Soci-
ETY.. II was my earnest desire to be with you
but consideration for my health made it neces-
sary for me TO have entire change of climate and
surroundings. While you are celebrating the
pleasant associations of FL Dorado county shall !
probably be mingling with my boyhood friends
amid the scenes of my childhood, youth and
earliest manhood in the State of Ohio.
As understand it the objects OF the Society
are 10 Keep alive the memories of early pioneer
times in ii Dorado county. / assure you, gem
tlemen, the memories. the friendships and all |
other associations Of FL Dorado county are
among the most pleasant "reminiscences of my |
Lie. sincerely regret my inability to be pres