The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17
PERSONAL NOTES.

P. J. Hazen, a Modesto attorney, is at the
Grand.
Mrs. Jesse Grant Of Alameda is stopping
at the Palace.
John Thomann, st. Helena vineyardist,
is at the Palace.
Postmaster Stephens of Sacramento is a
guest at the Lick.
General T. B. Bunting and wife, of Santa
Cruz. are at the Palace.
j. w. Oates, an attorney of Santa Rosa, is
registered at the Grand.
Captain c. n. Scammon, U. S. r. NJ, is
registered at the Palace.
X. w. King, prominent business man of
Stockton. is at The Lick.
+. S. ChadbOurne and family will spend
the summer at San Jose.
Grove l.. johnson, a lawyer of Sacra-
mento, is at the Baldwin.
W. J. HotchkiSs, a wine manufacturer Of
Healdsburg is at the Lick.
Judge S. o. Houghton of Los Angeles is
visiting friends in this city.
DR.. Gustave RietZke has returned from a
tour through Central America.
Rev. c. NJ. hyde, DID,, of Honolulu, ar
rived yesterday on the Australia
I. &. Yancey, prominent resident of
Modesto, is registered at the Lick.
J. o. Colby of the British Navy arrived
on the Honolulu steamer yesterday.
Major Frank Mclaughlin. an Oroyille
capitalist Is registered at the Palace.
David w. Sines, banker of Columbus,
Ohio. is registered at the Occidental
Ex-senator A. P. Williams and wife left
yesterday on an extensive northern trip.
Walter S. Maxwell, a prominent capital
lst OF Los Angeles, is guest at the Palace.
Ex-senator Clay Webster TAYLOR. the
well-known orator of Shasta, is at the Pal
ace.
Charles j. Haas, Stockton merchant. ac-
companed by his wife, is registered at the
Lick.
c. Mohn, a Nevada merchant, and Fl. Fl.
Wood, vineyardist of Wrights, are at the
Grand.
VIII Clayton, a real-estate man of San
Jose, accompanied by his wife, is at the
Palace
>. |. Waterhouse, leading merchant of
the Hawaiian Islands, arrived yesterday
from Honolulu.
Hon. d. II. McMulan, Provincial Secre-
tary OF the Manitoba Legislature, is guest
OF the Occidental.
George H. Rice of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company is spending the summer at
San Jose with his family.
A b. Cameron and C. Fl. Cameron, prom
inent fruit-growers of Santa Clara Valley,
are stopping at the Grand.
John X. Mackenzie, ex-Recorder of Mo-
jave County, Ariz., and prominent mine
Ex-Mayor John Bryce of Los Angeles.
accompanied by his wife, is at the Palace
and will remain in the city for few days.
Professor Samuel Adelstein arrived in
Naples on the list inst. He remained there
few days and then proceeded to Rome and
Venice.
DR.. II. Hlpkins, President of the Royal
College OF Dental Surgeons of Canada, and
DIR. j. Patterson Of the same college are at
the Grand.
j. r. s. Kynnersly, the Honolulu sugar
planter, and wife, arrived ON the steamer
Australia yesterday. They are on the way
to England.
S. Phelps, an attorney-at-law and son Of
the Hon. Phelps, American Minister to Bsr-
lin, came up on the steamer Australia from
Honolulu yesterday.
Hon. Henry K. Mitchell, wel-known
lawyer in this State, will soon resume the
development of gold and coal mines owned
by him near Eureka, New
Mayor w. ID. COmstOck of Sacramento
with City Trustees Fl. c. Wolf and William
Mclaughlin, are in the city on business re-
lating to the water supply of Sacramento.
w. j. Buzacott, representing the Brisbane
Courier. Evening Observer and Queens
lander, Brisbane, Australia, is in this city.
He has come to study the American news
papers and their systems.
Harry N. Gilig and wife tnee Crocker)
and mother, accompanied by two servants,
arrived on the steamer Australia from
Honolulu yesterday and during the after
noon left for Sacramento.
William Montgomery, proprietor of the
American Exchange, will leave for trip to
Europe on Tuesday next. accompanied by
his family. lie expects to be absent from
the State about sixty days.