The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-23
PERSONAL.

Arthur Briggs of Fresno is here.
Superior Judge T. C. Law of MERGED is in the
city.
William A. Bowden of San Jose was here yes
terday.
George T. Dunlap of Gilroy was in this City
yesterday.
j. A. Vail, a mining man of Flagstaff, Ariz.,
is at the Russ.
Ex-supreme Judge o Fl. Hoge Of Santa Rosa
is in the City. frsV sH 1852
II. f. Barber a leading dealer, in real estate
at Stockton, is in the city.
c. f. Geer, business man OF Ell Paso, is
among recent arrivals here.
H.W. Coe Jr., manufacturer of Bangor,
Me-, arrived here yesterday.
A. NJ Bulls, mining man OF Angels Camp,
is among yesterdays arrivals.
w. J. Dwyer, leading business man of
Spokane, is at the Occidental.
Professor William H. Hudson of Stanford
University is at the California.
G. F. Cell, the pioneer banker and extensive
landowner OF Salinas, is in town.
DR.. B. I. Lacy OF Sydney, Australia, was a
passenger here by the Monowai yesterday.
A. ]. Shirk of Kansas City, who is interested
with a brother in large cattle ranch, is at the
Russ.
j. II. Telfree of Los Angeles, who recently
bought the Nadeau Hotel in that city, is al the
Baldwin.
DR.. G. NJ. Wells OF the United States navy is
at the Occidental, accompanied by his wife and
two children.
John Hill, a banker of Reno, New, arrived
here yesterday, accompanied by his son. They
are at the Russ.
Patrick Flanagan. for many years engaged in
merchandising and numbering at Coos Bay, ar
rived here yesterday, accompanied by several
friends
Ex-Governor James H. Kinkead of Nevada,
who has been at one of the resorts for some
days, returned to the City yesterday.
Hugh Dixon, young millionaire of Sydney,
arrived here yesterday on the Monowai, accom-
panied by his wife. They are at the Occidental
Senator J. C. Holloway of Sonoma and Men
docino counties, is in town. The Senator is
one of the pioneers of C1overdale, where he is
engaged in business and interested in farming
John G. Agar the son-in-law of the late W.
OBJ. Marlborough, and executor OF the rich
Marlborough estate, arrived here yesterday
from his home In New York. Mr.. Agar is one
of the owners in the New York Times. He will
remain some time.
Herman Silver of Los Angeles, who was some
years ago Director of the Mint at Denver, and
who has since become interested in street rail-
ways and many other enterprises at Los An
geles, is at the Palace.
T. H. Selvage, ex District Attorney of Hum
boldt County, and who is a prominent attorney
OF Eureka, is stopping at the Baldwin. Mr..
Sewage is grand councillor of the Order of
Chosen Friends of the California Jurisdiction.
Joseph d. Lynch of Los Angeles, formerly
proprietor of the Herald of that city, and one
go. - L.. T,~Jt
mia, is in the City. Mr.. Lynch was q few years
ago the Democratic nominee for Congress and
came near being elected, even in district
polling large Republican majorities.
Among the arrivals at the Occiaental yester
day was ColonelJ B. Montgomery of Portland,
who Is one of the largest land and mill owners
in Oregon. Colonel Montgomery is also promi-
nent in Republican politics in his State. He
was for number of years ardent Blaine
advocate, and in the many conflicts for party
supremacy the colonel has done all he could
for the success of his party. For years he has
ranked among the wealthiest men of the north
Hugo Toland, son of the late DR.. Toland and
of Mrs. Toland, the latter OF whom died over
a week ago, reached here yesterday and is at
the Occidental. Mr.. Toland, as will be remem-
bered, was for some time with the Grismer-
Dawes company here. Later he went to the
East and for year or two past has been acting
in some of the leading companies Of the larger
cities. Matters in connection with the death
of his mother have caused him TO return at
this tina