Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. P. Bryding visiting at Santa Cruz.
Warden Aull was down from Folsom yester-
day.
J. B. Robson. the Iowa Hill miner, is at the
Capital Hotel.
Andrew J. Clunie of San Francisco was in the
Assemblyman Reuben Clark, of Colusa, was
Ii town yesterday.
]. F. Madden, Newcastles Postmaster, was in
the city yesterday
:, William Johnston, of Riehland, is registered at
the Golden Eagle.
:. Colonel C; McMahan of Colusa is stopping at
the Golden Eagle.
Warden McComb, of San Quentin, came to
the city last night.
Mrs. Warren E. Doan went to Santa Cruz YES
terdaY for a months visit.
A. NJ. Mccoy, Tehamss District Attorney has
been in town the last day or two.
Samuel R. Miller. of Placerville, is spending
few days with relatives in this city.
Dana Perkins came up from the Bav last
night, en- route to his home in Rocklln.
Edward Christy, of Folsom, was in the city
last night and stopping at the Capital Hotel
DR.. ST.. Alden, one of the solid citizens of El
Dorado County, came down from Placeryille
yesterday.
Mrs. George W. Jackson and Mrs. Louis He'll
bron left last night for a two weeks sojourn at
Lake Tahoe.
Hiram Cook and wife and Max Hornlein and
wife LEFT for San Francisco yesterday for visit
of several weeks
G. W; Mapes wealthy stockman of Reno,
Ney-, who had been in the city on business, left
for his home last night.
Mrs. Z. L. Sanford, niece of Mrs. John s.
Miller, came up from San Francisco last night
en- route to her home in Victoria, b. C.
Mrs. George Cooper and Mrs Cleo Markham,
her daughter, sailed from England on the 9th
ultimo, and are expected home in few days
Allen McWayne and family, of Drytown,
Amador county, who have been spending few
months in the East, will return home in few
weeks.
F.. N. Bugbey came down from his Shasta
gold mine ON Saturday, and returned last night
He declares that the Little Nellie" is pIoduc-
ing bullion-real gold-in goodly quantities
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
J. (. Clark, Chicago; Vim. Johnston, Richland:
wife: Victoria; j. P. Gillespie, New York; Col.
c. McMahan, Colusa; Geo. D. Graham F. W.
Thompson, L. ". Stoekweil, F. P. Britton, Geo.
W. Masez, Mrs. c. ]. RAIDER, Miss E. Fernandes,
Mrs. u. Fernandes F. J. Owens, Thos. NJ. Menst
II. G. Whiting, San Francisco.
Mrs. A. Fuller and grandson. Miss Agnes
Fuller, r.: Fuller and family, II. Fuller and
daughter, of Rocklin, and Mrs. G. W. Myers and
son, of Sacramento, accompanied by Miss NJ
Cassidy, L. Fowler and H Ahart, of Lincoln are
Stopping at the Fuller summer resort, near En-
igrant Gap. When there only, few days R.
Fuller and L. Fowler killed a black bear weigh
ing six hundred pounds. Fuller particulars of
the bear hunt are looked for.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: C.
N. Yallap NJ. E. Finn, Mr.. StockwelI, Mr.. Levy,
Mr.. Donahue, Mr.. SWEET, Mr.. Barry, Mr. Pow
eTs, Mr.. Meegan, Mr.. Hanly, Mr.. Perrier, Mr.
Shea, San Francisco; James Collins, James Col
Inns, Jr., Courtland: Judge Williams, Placer
vile; r. C. Lowell d. o. Hooking, San Fran
cisco; John Marley, Geyseryille; L. Mativia
D: II, Gillis. A. E. Brown, Blue Canyon; Reuben
Clark, Williams; B. g. Prewett, Winchester,
KY; Andrew ]. Clunie, San Francisco; g. W.
Leila NJ Wilcoxson, Yuba City; j. B. Robson,
Iowa Hill: ID. Burtch and wife, Stockton; Edw
Christy. Folsom: D. z. Hackett. Rocklin; A.
Koch, Jackson; Miss B. McEvoy, Woodland; E
Devilbiss, Woodland.