The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-29
PERSONAL.

P. Sweed, a Petaluma merchant is stopping
at the Grand.
F. P. Black, a merchant of San Jose, is guest
at the Grand.
Conrad Furst of Chicago is guest at the
California Hotel.
Judge J. NJ. Walling of Nevada City is q
guest at the Russ.
B. B. Fraser, banker of Stockton is stopping
at the Occidental.
II. V. Morehouse, lawyer of San Jose is
guest at the Palace.
Superior Judge John F. Davis of Amador
County is in the City.
Captain Prince OF the British army is stop
ping at the Occidental
V. Courtes, wine-grower OF Santa Rosa, is
registered at the Grand.
George G. Towle of Towle Station, CAL, is
registered at the Grand.
S. Blum, awell-known merchant of Martinez,
is soiourning at the Grand.
Fred c. Herman, aud wife, of San Jose, are
sojourning at the California
J. +. Dunno, a landowner of San Felipe regis
tered at the Palace yesterday
w. Levy, merchant of Woodland, regis
tered at the Baldwin yesterday.
F. A. West, well-known wine man of Stock
ton, is guest at the Occidental.
Ed. NJ. Emmers, q mining man OF Lovelock,
New, is registered at the Russ House.
w. r. Carothers, g merchant OF prominence
IN Santa Rosa, is registered at the Lick.
M. D. Eaton, who is well known in mercantile
circles of Stockton, is stopping at the Lick.
R. P. Lathrop, grain and warehouse man of
HOLSTER, registered at the Grand yesterday.
Frank H. Buck, prominent fruit-grower of
the Vacaville district, is registered at the
Palace.
W. r. Pond, real estate man and druggist
of Woodland, is registered at the Hotel St.
Nicholas
J. N. Wright of Portland, Or, railroad and
express man, is stopping at the Hotel st.
Nicholas
F. C. Prince and NJ. R. Pigott of the United
States steamship Olympia registered at the Oc-
cidental yesterday.
Norman Rideout of Marysville one of tie
best-known bankers of this State is registered
at the California Hotel
Herbert C. Nash, private secretary of Mrs.
Leland Stanford, has returned to San Francisco
after sojourning for six months at Hot Springs.
near Santa Barbara The rest restored his
health.
DR.. Max Ragley, a physician of Sitka, Alaska,
who has been for many years connected with
the Alaska Commercial Company, is visiting
Cdu cTdHclsco LOT the nrSC time. he Is regis
tered at the Hotel St. Nicholas
State Senator Thomas Flint Jr of San Juan.
Cal, is registered at the Grand. The recent
rains have, in his opinion, somewhat damaged,
the hay in San Benito County, but the present
outlook is decidedly favorable for good year.
He says that he has travelled recently from
Marysville to Fresno, and has seen no country
more prosperous than San Benito County.
Senator Flint speaks highly of the new
mounted company of the National Guard lust
organized in the Salinas Valley. The horses
as well the men who ride them are first
class. There is no danger that the riders will
fall off on parade, and stepladders will not be
needed when the troopers MONT.
R. B. Stafford of Napa County was in San
Francisco yesterday. He says that the late
rains in the Napa Valley will prove beneficial
to oats and barley. In q general way that re-
gion OF the State is in prosperous condition.
1t is almost a sure thing that an electric road
from Napa to Calistoga will soon be con-
structed. Recently the Spreckels people and
Mr.. Marlborough have made large purchases of
land in the valley, because the climate and
pastures are SO favorable for stock-raising.
Since Judge Stafford bought his own farm, six
miles from Napa, he has given much attention
to horses. cattle and hogs. He pulled up eighty
acres OF vines some years ago and set out an
orchard, which is now doing well.