The record-union., 1893-05-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. Cox have gone East
for visit.
j. \. Barham. the Santa Rosa lawyer,
is in the city.
T. A. Atchinson came down from Oro-
vile yesterday.
Senator Carpenter of Los Angeles is at
the Golden Eagle Hotel.
u. Ii. Maxwell of San Francisco is at
the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Morgan of Nevada
are at the Capital Hotel.
Adam Andrew has lust returned from
lying trip to New York.
John Richards, the well-known Cosum-
nes 1armer, was in town yesterday.
Judge J. NJ. Walling of Nevada CITY
is stopping at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
NJ. r. Higgins, Governor Markham's
Private Secretary, has gone East for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carly and Miss
NJ. Collins of Los Angeles are guests at
the Capital Hotel.
General John 7. Carey, the well-known
lawyer, Is up from the Bay and stopping
at the Capital Hotel.
Miss Baldson of Colusa is visiting Miss
Alice Magann. The latter will Shortly
go to Victoria, b. c., to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. John w. Mackay, finding life too
dull in San Francisco, will to-day leave
Tor London, Eng, without visiting her
old home in Virginia City.
Lieutenant Frank Smith of Comnany
h, First Artillery, is about to be ap-
pointed Ordnance Officer on Colonel
Gqthrie's staff. He will probably be
AdJutant OF one of the regimental bat
talions.
Maior-General w. II. Dimond of San
Francisco, gadIer-Generals Mont
gomery OF Chico, Dickinson of San Fran
cisco, and Mueller of Fresno, Assembly,
man Gould of Merced, Colonel Wood
worth Of Fresno and Captain Stock
worthy OF Napa were in the city yester-
day on military business.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: IL. l.. Craner, Portland; f. ii.
Jennings, Pennsylvania; q. T. Klein
berger, y. S. Levy, L. NJ. Auerbach, New
ork; g. }. Cote, st. Louis; $. a. Carl
ton, Boston; A. L. sayer, MADEIRA; w. j.
Jordan, San Jose; 5. X. Church, Fresno;
Barrett Eastman, Chicago; j. NJ. Wall
ing, Nevada City; NJ. NJ. Barrett, w. 4.
Sperry and wife, J. b. Hicks, f. J. De-
vine, j. Greenzweig, B. Goldsmith, A. II.
Woods, L. ). Davis, George Jones, q. Ii.
Maxwell, +. NJ. Osmont, ID. l. Mahoney,
San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel: j. L.
Carey, San Francisco; H. A. Bowers,
Montpelier, VT; E. L. Morgan and wife
Nevada; D. w. jerks, Chico; Frank K.
Weir, Downieville; j. W. b. Montgomery.
Canada; j. w. Beckwitt, Gait: Charles
Roe, w. A. lngraham, Bristol, Conn;
w. S. Clemons, II. Wagner, Nevada City;
Z. II. Starkweather, San francisco; w.
Ii. Hutchinson, Chicago; George Carty
and wife. Miss NJ. Collins, Los Angeles:
J. G. kretzer, Woodland; j. c. Hoag,
j. Chadbourne, San Francisco; w. &.
Prentice, Batavia, n. y; Miss G.. E.
Glover, San Francisco,
Thomas Hodgkinson has resigned his
position with the railroad company to
accept that of travelling inspector for the
Goodell Refrigerator Company. Mr..
Hodgkinson has been in the employ of
the southern Pacific Company since 1869.
For the last eleven years he has been
General Foreman under Phil Douglas of
the Southern Pacific Company's repair
shop, with whom he served an appren-
ticeship of seven years, from 1856 to 1863.
in the London and Northwestern Rail-
road shops in England. The employees of
the repair shop unite in wishing him
success in his new position, and feel
assured that his future employers will
find him q gentleman ana an experi-
enced and thorough mechanic. Mr..
Hodgkinson was presented by Mr..
Nixon, on behalf of the fellow EMPLOYEES
of the repair shop, with handsome gold
watch as q testimonial of their regard and
esteem. They are united in regretting
that circumstances compel him to leave
them.