The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-25
PERSONAL.

DR.. R. K Smith, U. s. N, is guest at the
Palace
James Hart, real-estate dealer of San Jose, is
at the Russ House.
DR.. Bailey of Santa Cruz was at the occ1den-
tai Hotel yesterday.
Rev. G. A. Ottmann of Sacramento is stopping
at the Occidental Hotel.
Guy Kilburn, merchant of Newman, CAL, is
guest al the Grand Hotel.
Judge ]. W. Parker of Sisson, Cal, is regis
tered at the Grand Hotel.
E. E. Bush, real-estate dealer OF Hanforo, Is
a guest at the Lick House.
w. r. Macreneto, Assessor Of Kern County, Is
guest at the Russ House.
w. II. Stevens railroad man OF Vacav1lle, Is
stopping at the Grand Hotel
Alfred Gonzales. merchant OF Gonzalez, is
registered at the Lick House.
Frank Hazen, merchant of Healdsburg, is
registered at the Russ House.
George S. Mckenzie Sheriff OF Napa County,
is guest at the Grand Hotel.
Lieutenant w. s. Hughes, U. S. N, registered
at the Palace Hotel yesterday.
Paul Hoffman, merchant of Newcastle, regis
tered at the Russ House yesterday.
Sam n. Rucker, merchant of San Jose, regis
tered at the Palace Hotel last evening.
The latest messages received from Claus
Spreekels announce his arrival in Paris.
George H. Appel, fruit-shipper of Sacramento,
was among the arrivals at the Palace yesterday.
G. B. Frederick of the passenger department
of the Pennsylvania Railroad is at the Occi-
dental.
Dr. C. E. Danforth of Marysville arrived in
town yesterday and is stopping at the Lick
House.
j. W. Slater of Rhode Island, owner of the
yacht Eleanor, registered at the Palace Hotel
yesterday.
Ex-Congressman James A. Louttit of Stock
ton was among the arrivals at the Lick House
last evening.
]. J. Hebron of Salinas, formerly of the
State Board of Equalization is stopping at the
Grand Hotel.
H. NJ. La Rue of Sacramento, State Railroad
Commissioner, registered at the Occidental
Hotel yesterday.
WR. Clark of Stockton, State Railroad Com
missioner, arrived in town yesterday and in
scribed his name on the Baldwin Hotel register.
j. S. Slauson and wife of Los Angeles regis
tered at the Palace Hotel yesterday. Mr.. Slau-
son is well-known banker of Southern Cali
fornia.
j. A. Munroe, freight traffic manager Union
City yesterday from Los Angeles and registered
at the Occidental Hotel
E. NJ. Preston of Nevada, ex-state Senator, in
whose honor the Preston School of Industry at
lone was named, arrived in the City yesterday
and "autographed' at the Grand Hotel.
w. S. Leake, Postmaster of Sacramento, who
has been visiting the Spreckels place at Aptos
on vacation, arrived in the City yesterday
and went to the capital on the evening train.
P. V. Cusack and wife of Buffalo, N. Y, ar
rived in the City yesterday and are guests at
the Occidental Hotel. Mr.. Cusack is assistant
Superintendent of Police at Buffalo. He has
served in the department for thirty years and
is now visiting the Pacific Coast on vacation.
J. A. Clough, one of the most popular hotel
clerks on the Pacific Coast, will take charge OF
the Baldwin Hotel Office October l. Mr.. Clough
presided at the Office of Del Monte Hotel Mon
terey for twelve years, and many travellers
who have made the rounds of the globe speak
to-day of his kindness and courtesy to guests.
Congressman D. w. Mercer of Nebraska and
George w. Smith of Illinois, who have been So
journing for two months on the Pacific Coast
aud making headquarters at the Hotel st.
Nicholas, left the City yesterday for the East
They have had pleasant vacation and will t.
tend the next session of Congress with knowl-
edge of California affairs derived from personal
observation
Colonel Finley Anderson of the United Press,
which is known as the greatest news-gathering
organization of the world, left last evening for
New York. Colonel Anderson has been in Cal
ifornia for the past three months, and during
that time has become acquainted with nearly
all the newspaper men of the Pacific Coast.
He has gained the friendship of all who have
come in contact with him. and his departure is
sincerely regretted. California life has so
many attractions for Colonel Anderson that he
promises to return in time for the spring
fiestas, and unless the Fasteners are watchful
of his movements they will lose him alto
gether. When man spends q summer in Cali
fornia it makes him dissatisfied with the East
ern climate thereafter. Colonel Anderson'S
efforts in behalf of the United Press, whose
vast interests he SO ably represented, were
crowned with complete success.