The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-03
PERSONAL NOTES.

DR.. c. 81. Gordon of Lodi is at the Grand.
DR.. A. Fansh of Anderson is at the Grand.
A. v. la Motto Of Glen Ellen is at the
Grand.
G. R. Roehler, U. S. n. Is at the Lick
House.
Judge E. R. Arick of Bakersfield is at the
Palace.
George Skaggs of Skaggs Springs, is at
the Grand.
General N. P. Chapman Of Red Bluff is at
the Palace.
+; S. Freeman. a banker of Woodland, is
at the Grand.
George Wiley, well-known turfman. is
at the Grand.
Rev. D. c.. CARAT of Davenport. Iowa. is
at the Palace.
S. II. McCrea, a wheat-broker of Chicago,
is at the Grand.
Sol Runyon, fruit-grower of CORTLAND,
Is at the Grand.
l. G. Wickersham, banker of Petaluma,
Is at the Grand.
L.. +. Warren. real estate man of Tulare,
Is at the Grand.
L. K. Alsop, a merchant of Sacramento,
is at the Palace.
Captain NJ. F. Taylor of Bakersfield is at
the Lick House.
Ex-Judge j. NJ. Gregory of Suisun Is at
the Lick House.
Captain H. II. McMinn. q. S. A, is regis
tered at the Lick.
Ex-Mayor j. d. McDougall of Stockton is
at the Lick House
General P. E. Conner of Salt Lake City
is guest at the Grand.
j. 9. Robinson, railroad man of Los
Angeles, is at the Palace.
William Van Allen, a fruit-packer of
Heaidsburg, is at the Grand
X. ID. Warfield, a banker of Healdsburg
Is registered at the Occidental.
Z. Ii. Fitch Of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey is at the Decide ltal.
Charles Sumner Williams, head clerk Of
the Coronado Hotel, is at the Palace
>, Thomas Mckenzie, a member of the New
Zealand Parliament, is at the Palace.
A. L. Martin, C. B. Britton and 6 &.
Robinson, U. S. n. are at the Occidental.
James Ginler, of the Risdon Iron Works.
returned from the Eastern States on Thurs
day.
E. h. Jack, capitalist of Stockton, and
5. Blum, merchant of Martinez, are at the
Grand.
Senator A. j. Meany of MERGED, accom-
panied by his wife, daughter and son, is at
the Lick.
Rev. Homer Eaton of New York, accom-
panied by his wife, is in the city, and on
his way to China.
Charles W. Kits, Grass Valley lawyer.
and Judge X. j. Hudson of Lakeport are
guests of the Lick
DR.. A. T. Hudson of Stockton and P, E.
Platt, fruit commission man of Saera-
mento, are registered at the Grand.
w. M. Rank, Manager of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad, has turned over the
reins OF government to Messrs. Snedaker
and Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sutro entertained
large number of friends at the Occidental
Hotel Thursday evening, the occasion be-
Ing Mrs. Sutro's birthday.
E. R.. Holmes, House Physician in the
City and County Hospital, has received an
appointment as physician and surgeon on
the United States revenue cutter Bear.
Judge Coffey has written over 500 pages
OF notes during the Blythe trial, which is
now in Its tenth month The notes repre-
sent nearly a quarter Of a million of words.
DR.. Sheldon jackson, Government Super
intendent of Education for Alaska, will
leave Tor the north to-day in the revenue
cutter Bear. There are now sixteen Gov
eminent schools in Alaska.
William Ii. L. Barnes, the well-known
lawyer, has not fully recovered from an at
tack of la grippe. He suffers from great
pain in the side of his face His physician
encourages him with the hope that the
trouble will soon disappear.