The morning call., 1890-06-29
PERSONAL NOTES.
Elwood Cooper is at the Lick.

Elwood Cooper is at the Lick.
c. II. Parker of Denver Is at the Grand
Bryant Lathrop of ChicagOls the Palace.
DIR. L. Hurlbut OF SebastOpo is at the Grand.
Jasper BabcOck OF San Jose is at the Baldwin.
State Prison Director r. 7. Devln is in the
city.
Clarence F. Urny of San Jose is at the occi-
| dental.
George W. Hazard of San Diego is at the
| Grand
Ed. Carver and wife OF London are at the
| Palace.
City Attorney Dunn of Los Angeles is at the
| Palace
Marion de vries of Stockton is domlced at the
| Baldwin.
2. A. Buell., lumberman OF Stockton, is at
| j. C. Bedeu, a Colusa merchant is guest at
| the Palace.
Robert Barton Of the Barton Vineyard. Fresno,
| Is IN the city.
j. c. Robinson, railroad man Of Los Angeles,
| is at the Palace.
T. b. Bunting. the btuminous-roek man OF
| Santa Cruz, is AT the Palace.
W. NJ. Mouon, capitalist Of Headsburg, Is
| stopping at the Lick.
7. S. Davenport, editor Of the Contra Costa
| Gazette, is al the Grand.
Hermann Widimann and F. W. Macfatlane, of
| Honolulu, are AT The Occidental.
James w. Collins, and wife of Portland, Ore
| gOn, registered al the Baldwin yesterday.
L Williams banker and State Senator, Of EN-
pire CITY, New, Is registered at the Palace.
j. r. and ". c. Walker of the Walker House,
Salt Lake City are registered at The Occidental.
Alfred Rupp, Superintendent of the Selby
| Smelling Works at Port Costa, is at the Baldwin.
DR.. Lawrence Caroan has gone to Giroy Hot
| Springs, where he Will spend his two weeks va
| cation
| j. X. Armsby, a prominent fruit commission
merchant of Chicago, registered al the Palace
| yesterday.
Clemmer Belknap. railroad man of Goldfeld,
| Iowa, and Miss Florence Deyereaux, his niece,
! are at The Palace.
| Miss Libby Fillmore of the State Normal
| School left on the steamer Humboldt yesterday
! for her home at Ferndale
| Charles B. TurriIl will retire from the Secre-
| taryshlp OF The FlIlcutuTal Commission on the
| LIST OF July, and Will be succeeded by Winfield
| Scott OF the Post.
Assistant Appraiser j. u. Tucker left for the
! East last night on leave OF absence. He
| called away by the serious illness of his father,
! hon. Beverly Tucker. OF Washington d. G.
John Laws, the commission merchant VIII
! leave to-day on the Pomona for the southern
| part of the state. He VIII make a tour Of San
| absent about three weeks.
Rev. Thomas Alexander of Fillmore, Ireland,
| distinguished Presbyterian clergyman, is now
| In this CITY, The guest OF his cousin. Robert j.
| Alexander He VIII preach TINS morning aud
| evening IN Howard Church on Mission street,
! near ihird.
James B. Scott. ex- Indian Agent OF Nevada
and father Of ii. NJ. Scott, eXDeputy Collector OF
Customs in this cty, is lying dangerously Ill at
| 81. Luke's Hospital. with no hope Of recovery.
| He Is . years OF age, and on that account his
| physician and friends have given up all hope.
| T. d. Mckay, agent OF the Burlington road,
was presented yesterday, by Charles Foster, with
| one OF the most unique canes ever seen here.
| The stick Is of cherry and the head OF the cane
| is of UXydiZed silver. 1t represents a kuotted
| piece OF oak, about which is entwined snake.