Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-16

SSSAetatE NSOISe ". spur, Tracey BOYD
Spur, ST. Constance Snow. Mabel Bradford
Snow, Mr.. Sidney Davis, Dir. and Mrs. Geo
B. Clepp, Jsbez II. Sears, Minnie p. Sears
George f. Stebbins John Stebbins. Mrs. f.
A. lrgails, Cambridgeport; Mr.. n. S. In.
gals, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Rowe. Boston.
Miss Pauline |, Rowe Mr.. and Mrs. Alexis
Torrey, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Simons. Mr.
and Mrs. n. NJ. Hunuewen. Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Nickerson, Samuel L. Smith. of
Charlestown; Samuel L. Manson. of East
Boston; Samuel P. Bark err, of Scituate: Ed
win Lltchtie!d, Boston; Mary Litchfeld,
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Russell,
Brookline r. L CARPENTER, Ashland. Mrs
Mary 4. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L.
N ,,H, M. ana Mfs. joseph Holmes, of
and AIRS 8 Sa,,am e lHtu it' MI.
Fie,cae. Wiz ~ " re', iSpltnshe.p, warren
PickneI NJ and NJ WIZ W;ii;5, IsS; Il; M
East Rostnn. Mrs. = " ii Taii %. " lieur'
tonville. Mr. and Nrs a. %" t.' y n eM-
tncle,. Ar p pIato NJ Drapei, am-
Md n 'iISe; h'' Sa'1es snow,
born. GreenyiIis n Chii9 p l p;auy; ate
lawrence II 7 Ia -, 1nilo Mss uerlruae
n Prnc,or -, pas,n, ~ hT4inSton, A
than. + Chs, 80 Wi,, -. y. rra!i, OF wal
man Of waItha,i. ~ VI -; yoiih " LII
+ Grio,s of pnstn,,. NJ -. i" He'iGh' D.
Hoimsn Mr. H., n 'Ir Ms. w. a.
N;,nt u Ta,,.,a II" .ehce, MI.
Ranne+t N ~ Cn'I;a Va ,t 1,hu miS, ). II.
NJ &C., n 20 -hi d. L: penuetI,
M enS Nrs r. c: Imam eailsoVry,
and Ms go So II t'oston, Ar.
Cornell M ga NJ, ~ "a per uI u,
D;IIaus, of Do.ot'H. ~ LagIoi' D. ID.
Chelsea Iyilliano Cbotfaia f opton' "a
7, Dnls of Maiden "a -Te" 'oii' a.
Pres;dert So os d.,
,oa,in[, ,ba 49,, Upe a1 tee exercises ioi-
sa,on ti.t no ti.e opli
the ladies for tt'a;r 'I-a,a,. WIS unoer 10
inc tho Mo. sur fsi, =; p $3.50, anu express
- ~ pIeS @Hie ielt III ha'ing them al the
He cbarscter;vad ,l,o n.,,
i~eA Tue seh'iehien as
HONEST OLD MINERS
Who were in very comfortable cabin,
thanks to Brother Morrow" Nlr. Snow
,r nI,ar,a,,, go Ia tne Ea.iorhia gola
~, otaI tba nc n'tu'h Vi Ine precious
If ,%;s 49,, ~ 49, ~ anu 'ne eiiect
Cai;fnrria peo I,tn Gnu 'he CROWN OF
go f,r -rSo 80 ~ "ftt; 10" ever ne Sat',
:. - ". -, W S'1.tioi 4i,a III 1910 t1-t
II was not WG?th talElng about. and the
close of thai yesr saw the besinning of the
movement of 1919 'Forty-ninerS he con,
timed euh,scs all n,e,, VI, - -: IL
,,;nos ~ ,Jo,,,io;ta-i -, " 20 Sie AZ 'iie
h ~, "a "oi4iCtIeu thefe PRIOR 10 80
Ihete We're then ABOUT ~ CU1 people in
the Golden State. II was estimated that
about a 600 Yankees were there duriner
1910 tLa holo,oo IS - 20 - = :. =, IS
- ~ f'''4"s VI 'l-S peci,if "T'h@ those
~ "snt iEVil tne ooath. 1he attempt To
make California slave State was adye;rpd
&c; also the opposition made by the miners
10 having any sprvi.uf raca ~ olas. :, a.
Stete ue.l.c .,,,l. -. -, ~
60 ePoAV y. ne part tlai the
miners toUk IN es'aolish inE the Golden
State. and remarked that founding a sucf-
ETY. of CALIFORNIA; Pioneers in EoSton tha
netrouolis i, Naw pnCl4,5 80 -. -. IS
so many aarIv nio~as,s -, 80 VI
- 'HiiS pto4leeis' iudF De salu 10
ha'e peeh an event OF no ordinary chaTac-
ter.
Letters Of GENERALIZATION and rsco,r;,;o,,
were read from several sinil,- cr,o,;..
60 - e -, .'1A VI SauINA
uoti', '.ie q Mhieh WIS from me parent
society N san francisco.
B,JI, At st1rrrr-s p..,>r
--'i al
Secretary Spur also resd The following
letter 10 General w I. Sherman and ms
reply 10 the se,ua STARING h., ~, IS 80
60 IL. ~ u. - y Wy VI !fs-
iiInc e ma the MtS- ointiaif was nore DINER
thaa the lacy a! the head Of the tabl':
Boston, Iecember Is, 1889.
Gen, " T ShcmaiI-MY DEAI2 etFNERAL: In
lSii, and while stationed in California, | am
told That you and number of your associates
s sos up u4 h AT saitei Fort. Laoies were
secured the country for miles 10 ;nsta tbe S4l a.
Il success Among the ladies yhn Srsned tSat
occasion was a Mrs. Sinclair. who residad A- at
the Rancho Del paso. ON the river aboi,t ,v"n
miles above the fort Mrs SipnIsFr EoSue e tMo
en-haired girl at that time and hoth sha ona
her husband were t,osom friands ~ csnt S GO
ter AS the ..wee snaT' hours annroacbsd ~
lady became anxious skont har baba nh;nb
hsd been left behind in core ,f an InSien airi
that lived in her family per bcsTt ,bToishi,
wildly rs the hours ~ NV .n3 st;ri
went on withnI,t a heal In ~. 49, Se 49,
may dance there wHs ono 10, ,,hS VI i h,S
watched the deepening ,hstihy - tbeT Se,,iad
down mon that airIish Taco I, - $500 ,it
mis- onict nercen ;a,, $50 ~; =. as heie MAJ
den homie beIieath ths lsIb ,ilh s,I,, ~
so real and his ~ mnSIbs,;e seeil Az
cerned the oarsa 4 r.. -, -, 80 80 Viz
escnfte to ,as, IL, ,a,s ai.e1 she was
vo,,,s, mo, aI u a.; -iel n tati triui
Seat sd The TIC go =. liit1 MS
road in tho diracinu Of 10 ~ Il T rtie uuss,
xaS da,t ~, ~, "a ms rs i"noii. me hienG
bowii,r aJo,,e, Ibe - T, " IVES wers sun
-astinss soat,In $50, - pot'olis' heius Vi
misses T6e sc,.at "a s.3ups on the SOPHIE
more biieors by bS cont; Is SGe niS. tt!I
and na,SiDg heI, s "Ste spnhsn pf ttn=f
- ~ 80, $50 80 >si;a =: we gentleman
tiscst;on net r5e ieass e'ew 20 ms iaeu
placed in the hands OF her friends in her dear
Old home that the name OF the distinguished
o ON became snown 70 al present. That OIL
va -A' N' q ca ""s soNiseh'
And &c o,,;to ,,o,l fo- ,,o,,, g., -
many perils and that has endured So many
har6ships She is a resident of this city, and
has been for many yesEs She is, am proud
10 ps say meaPeF Gd TINS ass6eiat4n IN Whien
Years and WHILE Surrounded nv bnr rbfIsran
and grandchildren. she often recalls the stirring
events e Of early pioneer DAYS Her husband.