The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-12
PERSONAL.

Charles ]. Fox of HOLSTER is here.
Prescott Ely OF Cleveland is at the Palace.
j. H. Flickinger OF San Jose arrived here yes
terday.
Ex-Judge J. M. Walling of Nevada City is at
the Russ.
L. ]. Maddox, the attorney, of Modesto, is at
the Grand.
J. F. Chiles, ranch-owner of Davisville, is
ct the Lick.
DR.. Alex T. Leonard has gone on visit to
Grass Valley.
A. Ekman, q business man OF Oroville, is
at the Grand.
]. C. Campbell, q merchant of Marysville, is
at the Grand.
George Dannenbauer, business man of
Vallejo, is here.
C. R. Bowe of Hood River is among recent
Oregon arrivals.
c. E. Blake, a nardware-dealer of Los An
geles, is in town.
Charles France, general-goods dealer Of
Salinas, is IN the City.
j. A. Webster, a fruit-grower of Vacaville, Is
here on business trip.
Z. P. Colgan of Sacramento, State Controller,
arrived here last night.
Dr.. ]. Carrosso Fraser of Pasadena is here,
accompanied by his wife.
r. B. Oullahan, real estate dealer of Stock
ton, arrived here yesterday.
A. n. Butts, the mining superintendent of
Angels, is paying visit here.
John McMurry, the well-known mining man
OF Weaverville, is in the City.
Z. B. Yerington of Virginia City arrived here
yesterday and is at the Palace.
Fred Searles, superintendent of gold proper
ties at Nevada City, is in town.
G. d. Boyd, an attorney from San Diego, is
amongsthe arrivals at the Grand.
Edward Dekum, one of the best-known bust
ness men of Portland, is at the California.
James O'Brien, the wealthy mine-owner and
old resident of Smartsviile, is at the Russ.
Frank II. Buck, the fruit-grower of Vacaville,
is al the Lick, accompanied by his family
Chester Rowell, editor of the Fresno Repub-
lican, who has been in the City some days, left
for home yesterday.
F. Howard of Kansas City. who some time
since became interested in mining in Nevada
County, is in the City.
C. NJ. Cogan, secretary of the State Board of
Equalization, came down from Sacramento last
night and is at the Lick.
A. Hebron, the wealthy cattle-grower of
Sacramento, who has been in the business
many years and owns large herds, is at the
Grand.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gillette of Portland, wife! ofathe
general travelling agent OF the Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Company. is at the Russ,
accompanied by her mother.
F. j. Kiersel one of the most successful mer-
chants of Ogden, Utah, who has lived in that
mountain town for many years, is here on q
business trip. He is at the Lick.
H. K. Moulthrop of this City has been COM
missioned deputy national president of the
National Association OF Stationary Engineers.
He has opened an Office at 220 Fremont
street.
W. NJ. Wallace, James w. McCleliand aud
w. G. Thompson Jr., of Lexington, KY, and
among the leading fast-horse growers of the
bluegrass State, arrived here last night and
are at the Palace.
DR.. Rupert Blue and Mrs. Blue will leave for
Galveston, Texas, Saturday to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Blues parents DR.. ]. II. Oakley will
take DR.. Blues place at the U. S. Marine Hos
pital during his absence. Mrs Blues father is
2. G.SDowns, the master of transportation of
the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad.