The herald., 1894-03-08

the HollenDeck.
Mr.. Robert Kern went to San Fran
cisco yesterday on q business trip.
j. Baldwin and w. p. Howard, cap
itslists of Elmira, n. Y, are in the
city.
B A. Packard, a prominent cattle man
from Arizona, is at the United States
hotel.
Colonel Floyd-Jones OF the United
States army is registered at the West
minister hotel.
Horatio Johnson, representing the
Clay Clement Dramatic company, is at
the Hollenbeck.
Milo II. DIN, a wealthy New \ orker.
is guest of the Westminster. He is
accompanied by Mrs. Oin.
Mrs. M. A. Pierce and Miss M. L.
Richards, society people OF Somerwith,
N. H., are at the Hollenbeck.
W. N. Brewer OF Cleveland, o., gen.
eral manager of the Krabel Palace Car
company, is at the Hollenbeck.
Councilman George w. Campbell of
the Ninth ward left for San Francisco
tonight to visit the midwinter fair.
@. NJ. Wright, an old time rancher
and we'll known horse breeder from
Spadrs. is at the United States hotel.
w. f. Smythe, editor of the Irrigation
Age, is in this city. He is interested in
the reorganization of the Bear Valley
Irrigation company.
Bishop William F. Nichols OF the
Episcopal church arrived here yester
day. He will administer confirmation
at st. Paul's church this evening.
Inspector General r. D. Cutler OF Ma
| ior-General Dimond's staff of the
National Guard, is in the city on bust.
ness connected with the citizen soldiery.
Mr.. Frank Gassoway of San Francisco
is in the city, on his way to Phoenix,
Ariz. He is connected with the Exam
| iner, and is the author of number OF
clever poems.
A. B. Cox, an extensive land owner
of Lancaster, Antelope valley. who has
been visiting in the city, departed yes
terday over the Santa Fe for Clarksville,
| Ark, on visit to relatives.
Among those who go north today via
the steamer Corona are Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Fowler. They will be absent four
weeks and will be the guests in San
Francisco of Mr.. ]. d. Young, Mrs.
Fowler's father.
John Villidson, better known as ''Ole
Olson" and Will Kahne, always called
"Blondie" for ehort, left on the steamer
for San Francisco yesterday, where they
will engage in the hotel business near
the midwinter fair.
]. M. Young, better known to the
boys simply as Jack" left for San
Francisco last night. He will be absent
several weeks, during which he will do
the midwinter fair, and return laden
with "reminiscences of the show.
Billy Emerson returned yesterday
from a few days visit to the ranch of
one of his many friends. He is becom-
ing quite rancher OF late and rumor
has it be is shortly to be mum bered
among the land holders Of this Sc: tion.
Mr.. A. B. Bilicke, proprietor of the
Hollenbeck hotel, went to San Diego
Yesterday to attend the funeral today OF
Stuart Kennedy, manager of the Flor
ence hotel, who died in that city yester-
day. Mr.. Bilicke was accompanied by
Mrs. Chas. Jenkins, wife OF Mr.. Jen-
kins, chief clerk of the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpbdds s. Allen have
lust arrived and are at the Westminster.
Mr.. Allen is a large property owner at
his home in Paterson, N. j. He visited
California in 1928 and is much aston
ished at the great progress the Golden
state has made, particularly Southern
California, which he says, was scarcely
heard of in those days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen will spend week in our pictur-
esque section.
1t will be matter OF surprise to learn
that VIM. F. Boebyshell, vice-president
OF the Southern California National
bank, has sold large part of his stock
in the bank and expects to retire from
active service in it's management on
| or before July 18th; but he will retain
his position as director and the office
of vice. president. Mr.. Bosbyshell has
been thoroughly identified with the
bank since its organization, in 1886, first
as cashier and for the last six years as
active vice-president.
The secret is out now. His friends
have long wondered how old Judge
CLARK is. Sometimes, ON the bench, his
| wisdom and dignity make him appear
about go, and on other occasions he has
all the gay insouciaDce of Is, the other
occasions, fortunately, being far from
rare. Yesterday, however, Deputy
Clerk G. W. Blake, Deputy Sheriff Da-
vid Martin and Henry Henderson, all of
department two, presented the judge
with handsome Masonic emblem in
honor Of the tkaFiS -Gith anniversary OF
his birth.