The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-15
His wife will join him at their new home

His wife will join him at their new home
in week or two.
Hon. John CONFESS, in letter to q friend
IN this city, states that he is lust recover
ing from a protracted and severe illness
at his home in Matapan, Mass MIR. Con-
ness expects to be able soon to write q
series OF articles reminiscent of earlyday
politics in California. in which he will
zeal with some of the inside workings of
parties that have never yet been given to
the public. These articles viii appear in
the REcoRD-UNIoN, and Will be read
With deep interest by all old Californians,
I especially the friends OF Mr.. CONFESS.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
/ terday: j. Is. Corrick, James +. Lodge,
4reka: J. G. Patton, p. MEG. Mclean, ".
I. Adams, w. d. Miller, Mrs. j. Ru-
dolph, j. II. Pierson, L. Is. Castlen, H.
/ @. Weisbrod, y. Fandsberger, Joe Lem
kipper, San Francisco; A. W. Franklin,
W. ). Stitt, Chicago; NJ. A. Davis, Gin
cinnati; William Beckman. Carson City;
J: l. Mcconnell, Woodlands f. r.
Blakeslie, Buffalo; w. H. Coats, East
Saginaw; j. c. Beden and wife. George
Hagar, Colusa; e. b. Redfeld, Phila-
delphia; W. Il. Sanborn, j. A. Sanborn,
luba City; A. kempkey, Oakland: c. l..
Hanson, Ontario; +. n Hockett. Detroit.
AS was expected, the First Artillery
regiment ball given at Armory Hall last
evening was grand success. 1t was the
eleventh annual ball of the regiment. and
/ there was large attendance. The pres
ence OF the officers and men in uniform
gave the scene a brilliant appearance.
brass buttons ana trimmings glistening
IN all parts of the large hall. The militia
men were III their element. Before $50
p. NJ. over 800 couples had assembled for
/ the grand march. Colonel Guthrie and
vile led, and then came the brigade and
reglmental officers in the order of their
rank. The First Artillery Band dis
cOurSed the music. Tie armOrieS Of the
several companies were prettily deco
rated, and the collation. in each though
not elaborate, was excellent and well
served. From O'Clock until nearly ,
this morning the floor was crowded with
dancers. The affair was eXcellCntly man
aged, its success being due TO the efforts
OF the gentlemen ON the following COM
mIttees: Arrangements - Captain elias
Lieuteuants Maydwell, Strong, Stcarus
and smith. ception-Iieutenan OIL
onel Mckee, Major Johnson, Captains
Cook, Cursor, Nihell, Seymour and
Hail, and Iieutenants KAY. I,lovd ana
Littinger. Floor Director - Colonel J.
W. Guthrie. Floor COmmittee-Ser-
geants Quinn, Palm and Eerres, Corpofals
Kellogg and McNey, and Privates X reuz-
berger, Calderwood, King, Atwater and
bauer. The programme was very odd,
and ran rs follows: March and quadrille,
New Tactics; waltz, General Shee-
ham,; polka, Lett Step; lancers, Lieu
tenant Robes Pets''; military schot-
tische, Lieutenant S,earns' Delight';
Ia mode, Colonel Guthrie: Caledonian.
Major Wallace's Kills.; creolla, Cap
tain Hall, High O.; basket quadrilIe.
Rally by Squads; schottische, Lieu
tenant Smiths PRIDE; mazourka, Ma
jor Sherburn's Third Exercisen: walt.
quadrille, Captain O'ConnelP'; la mar
iolaine. THE Snake-Charmer''; polka.
.'Sweiger Ma MAJ; waltz, Lieutenant
Maydwell, Out Of Sight; Boston varie-
ties, Red Paint; extra, Phil Cooks
Jig Step:n extra. ,rraps.n